Nursing Home Sharps Disposal & Supplies

We have over 30 years of servicing Alberta healthcare industry. We provide expired medication disposal sharps disposal, packaging, and specialty containers.

Low Cost & No Hidden Fees

Absolutely no hidden fees or fuel surcharges. We will not add any environmental or carbon taxes.

Peace of Mind Waste Handling

Only Alberta company with Alberta Environmental approval for autoclave disposal. Absolutely no hidden fees or fuel surcharges

Flexible & Reliable Pickups

Clients can arrange pickups on a daily, weekly, monthly or call-in basis. We have no contracts and no minimum pickup volume.

Dispose and supply your Nursing Home's sharps & packaging

G-M Pearson has provided service to nursing homes for the last 30 years. We have the capability to provide pickup service around Alberta ranging from small towns, to bigger cities like Edmonton and Calgary. From our 30 year history we have learned that nursing homes have need different sorts of waste for disposal including biomedical, cytotoxic, and pharmaceutical. We can provide disposal of those items through autoclaving and incineration, as well we can provide any container that would be needed to dispose those wastes.

We understand that some nursing homes have different hours than others. We usually provide a call-in service for pickups but can also service on certain days and scheduled routes depending on your location in the province. We can have our drivers call you the day before or upon arrival depending on the type of service you would need.

You can trust G-M Pearson to ensure that your waste is disposed of properly. We can provide both autoclaving for biomedical, and incineration for other types of waste, including cytotoxic and pharmaceutical as discussed above. Once our driver completes the pickup he will bring the waste back to our sorting facility. The waste that needs to autoclaved will be taken to our Alberta licensed autoclave for disposal. The waste that needs to be incinerated will be transferred to the licensed incinerator in Swan Hills, Alberta.