In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, practitioners are consistently seeking ways to make their operations more efficient, safer, and more environmentally friendly. Medical waste management is a crucial area where these improvements can make a significant impact. That’s where OnSite and our TE-5000 system come into play. What is the TE-5000? The TE-5000 is a […]

Your TE-5000 is designed to decrease your waste volume and in some cases, completely eliminate your need for medical waste storage entirely. Here are some things team members can do to continue optimizing your medical waste workflow: Keep your TE-5000 plugged in at all times. This allows for our servers to stay in contact with […]

Your tin collection containers are not only designed for on-site sterilization with the TE-5000, but also to fit seamlessly into your current workflow. To maximize the benefits of our solutions, these collection tins should replace all of your sharps and red bags whenever possible. For your convenience, containers replenish automatically. OnSite will send you new […]

The TE-5000 includes several smart features for your convenience. One popular feature is the “Delayed Start”. When beginning a cycle, your TE-5000 automatically schedules the treatment for 8PM that evening. You can customize your automatic start time by contacting OnSite. The average cycle time is 3 hours so we recommend picking a time outside of […]

Several important safety features designed to keep users and practices safe are built into the TE-5000. Some of the important safety features of your TE-5000 are: Your TE-5000 has a locking feature that remains enabled throughout it’s sterilization cycles. Once a cycle has begun, the lid will remain locked until the cycle is complete. Your […]

Treating your own medical waste is as easy as pushing a button. The “ON” switch is located on the back of the machine. Flip the switch and give the machine about 30 seconds to power on and connect to our network. 30-60 seconds later, you will hear a beep and the screen will indicate that […]

Your TE-5000 is an industry-first solution, empowering you to sterilize and manage your own waste without having to rely on pickups and haulers. This revolutionary technology is easy to set up and integrate into your practice. Before getting started, it’s important to find a space for your TE-5000 that makes sense for you and your […]

The global pandemic has pushed many industries to think outside the box, driving innovation and the adoption of novel technological solutions at a faster pace. In healthcare, this period of change has been particularly visible. One remarkable example comes from Camarena Health, a leading provider of Medicaid services in central California. Their story of transformation, […]

Overview The COVID-19 pandemic brought about a significant surge in medical waste prompting numerous healthcare practices to reassess and reconsider their existing associations with medical waste haulers. One such healthcare provider facing these challenges was Kissito Health, a distinguished Skilled Nursing and Specialty Care Clinic that operates across seven locations throughout the state of Virginia. […]

Proper medical waste management is essential for healthcare facilities, as it not only ensures the safety of staff and patients, but also provides significant economic benefits. However, many healthcare facilities continue to improperly dispose of medical waste, resulting in significant fines and penalties. In this blog, we will discuss the economic benefits of proper medical […]

As the medical industry continues to grow, so does the amount of medical waste generated. Medical waste can be hazardous and pose serious health and environmental risks if not managed properly. That is why it is important to stay informed about the latest trends and innovations in medical waste management. In this article, we will […]

Medical waste is a complex and often confusing topic, particularly for those in the healthcare industry. The classification of medical waste can vary depending on factors such as the type of facility, the type of waste generated, and the regulations in place. With so many factors to consider, it can be difficult to determine what […]