Kentucky Medical Waste Disposal

Kentucky, also known as “The Bluegrass State,” is home to the Kentucky Derby and the late Colonel Sanders’s famous chicken (the first Kentucky Fried Chicken owned and operated by Sanders was in Corbin, KY.) You’ll find some of the world’s best racehorses in Lexington and if you’re looking for a Chevrolet Corvette fresh off the assembly line, go to Bowling Green. Fort Knox holds the largest amount of gold in the world, and Mammoth Cave–the world’s longest cave–is the 2nd oldest U.S. tourist attraction.

Lovely Kentucky is no place for medical waste. Contact Cyntox to handle your medical waste disposal in Kentucky for compliance with state regulations.

The State of Kentucky Definition of Medical Waste:

Kentucky does not have specific environmental regulations applicable to medical/infectious wastes generated at healthcare facilities except for air quality regulations pertaining to medical waste incineration. The Division for Air Quality requires that all medical waste incinerators obtain a special permit prior to conducting medical waste incineration.