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Blood and other biohazards
Updated
Bystevengfowler
Bodily fluids (feces, urine, vomit, blood, etc) are not within our scope of service. Technically, handling bodily fluids would be considered a Biohazard and requires additional training and specialization.
If you do happen to see any biohazardous waste, such as pet feces, blood, or urine in the home, you are not required to clean or pick it up. Instead:
- Send a text to the office letting them know.
If the client is home:
- Politely mention to the client: “Unfortunately, this is outside of the scope of our services since we are required by law to have special training and licensing to properly handle “Biohazardous substances” or bodily fluids.”
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