The longest-tenure contracts in the portfolio, and the least forgiving.
Healthcare Linen
Healthcare linen is processed under barrier-controlled conditions: a physical separation between soiled and clean sides of the plant, with documented workflow, validated thermal disinfection and traceability from collection to ward.
These are the lowest-churn contracts APXXO holds. Hospitals change linen providers rarely, because requalifying a plant is expensive and risky. For a partner facility that can meet the standard, it is the most stable volume available.
Articles processed
- Ward linen — sheets, draw sheets, blankets, pillow protectors
- Theatre textiles — gowns, drapes, wraps, reusable surgical sets
- Staff wear — scrubs, tunics, laboratory coats
- Patient wear — gowns, pyjamas, dressing gowns
- Barrier-controlled items requiring validated thermal disinfection
Plant requirements specific to healthcare
- Barrier-wall configuration separating soiled and clean sides
- Validated thermal disinfection with recorded cycle data
- Colour-coded segregation and documented handling protocol
- Traceability to ward or department level
- Contingency routing to a secondary qualified partner during downtime
Related
- The highest-frequency volume in the network.Hotel & Resort LinenDaily bed linen, towelling, F&B napery, pool towels and spa robes for five-star hotel groups and resorts, processed to a single audited standard.Read more →
- Continuous, protocol-driven, audited.Healthcare CleaningProtocol-driven cleaning of ward, clinical and non-clinical zones on colour-coded systems, with clinical waste handling and terminal cleaning.Read more →
- Long-tenure contracts with the lowest churn in the portfolio.HealthcareMulti-city hospital networks and medical research centres. Long-tenure contracts with the lowest churn in the portfolio, under barrier-controlled and protocol-driven standards.Read more →
Talk to the United Arab Emirates team
Whether you are procuring facility services or applying to join the partner network, enquiries are routed to the regional team for your territory.
Source: Brochure p12, p13