Protect
Center safety, approved methods, boundaries, and facility requirements.
Healthcare cleaning is our specialty. Sanitex Medical was founded from a healthcare provider's perspective to bring greater consistency, quality control, and professionalism to medical facilities.

Co-Founder, Sanitex Medical Cleaning
Meet our founder
Sanitex Medical Cleaning was founded by Dr. Mohammed Hassan, a podiatrist and medical clinic owner who understood firsthand the importance of maintaining a consistently clean, professional healthcare environment.
As both a healthcare provider and clinic owner, Dr. Hassan saw that medical facilities have cleaning needs that go beyond those of an ordinary commercial space. Healthcare environments require greater attention to detail, consistency, accountability, and an understanding of the patient experience.
He saw an opportunity to build a cleaning company specifically around those needs.
Sanitex was created from a healthcare provider’s perspective, with the goal of delivering the cleaning standards, quality control, consistency, and professionalism that medical facilities deserve.
That perspective continues to shape the way Sanitex approaches every facility we serve. Our processes are built around attention to detail, accountability, reliable service, and creating an environment where patients and healthcare teams can feel confident.
“I created Sanitex to solve a problem I experienced firsthand. I believe we can help solve it for you, too.”See How Sanitex Works
Our focus
Facility teams need a service partner that starts with questions, respects operational boundaries, and creates a program that can be reviewed—not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Center safety, approved methods, boundaries, and facility requirements.
Create visibility through scopes, checklists, inspection, and issue tracking.
Record responsibilities, schedules, exceptions, and follow-through.
Use reviews and findings to strengthen the operating program over time.
Evidence policy
Healthcare decisions deserve accurate information. Public proof should be added only after it is verified and approved.
Tell us about your facility and operating requirements. We’ll review the details and help define an appropriate next step.