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A “good” cart in healthcare is one that fits the space, supports safe access to supplies, and gives you the most usable storage for the footprint you sacrifice on the floor.
Plastic bins can trap dust, bioburden, and spills, especially in corners, scratched surfaces, or under handles. If not cleaned thoroughly and on schedule, these bins become reservoirs for microbes. Even small lapses in cleaning allow contaminants to accumulate, increasing the likelihood of cross-contamination between supplies, staff, and ultimately, patients.
Every healthcare team wants an efficient, clean, and organized supply system. There’s one small choice that can make a surprisingly big impact: wire supply baskets versus plastic bins. It’s easy to assume plastic bins are the cheaper option: they can look tidy, come in bright colours, and seem simple enough. But when you dig into the day-to-day use, the true cost of plastic bins starts to add up.
This is a guest post from Forsyth Healthcare Director Shad Forsyth.
In healthcare supply management, a cart is more than just a cart. It’s the frontline tool that determines whether the right supplies get to the right people at the right time. But what happens when that cart is overloaded? The answer is: efficiency drops, costs rise, and patient care can be indirectly affected. Let’s break…
Stainless steel is a cornerstone material in healthcare, trusted for its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. Whether it’s surgical instruments, carts, or medical furniture, the right type of stainless steel ensures safety, hygiene, and long-lasting performance. At Forsyth Healthcare, we know that choosing the best stainless steel for your medical equipment is crucial.