Restoring More Than Your Facilities — Protecting Your Patients & Staff

Healthcare facilities face disaster restoration challenges that no standard restoration company is equipped to handle. When water, fire, mold, or storm damage strikes a hospital, surgical center, or assisted living facility, the response must balance speed with strict infection control protocols — because the patients and staff inside the building cannot simply be relocated while a crew tears out walls and runs drying equipment. WrightWay Emergency Services established its Healthcare Division specifically to address this critical gap, combining the urgency of 24/7 emergency restoration with the infection control discipline that clinical environments demand.

Our Healthcare Division is one of the few restoration teams in Florida that holds ICRA 2.0 certification — the Infection Control Risk Assessment standard required by the Joint Commission and CMS for construction and renovation activities in active healthcare environments. This certification means our technicians understand how to classify risk levels, establish appropriate containment barriers, maintain negative air pressure, monitor air quality during restoration work, and coordinate with facility infection preventionists to ensure patient safety is never compromised. We do not simply hang plastic sheeting and hope for the best — we engineer containment solutions that meet the same standards required for major hospital construction projects.

STARC Containment Systems — Hospital-Grade Barrier Technology

WrightWay deploys STARC containment systems — modular, hospital-grade barrier walls that create airtight separation between active restoration work areas and occupied clinical spaces. Unlike improvised poly sheeting, STARC panels are rigid, floor-to-ceiling barriers with integrated HEPA filtration and negative air capability that maintain Class III and Class IV ICRA containment standards throughout the restoration process. These systems allow surgical suites, ICU wards, and patient rooms to remain fully operational while our crews perform water extraction, structural drying, mold remediation, or reconstruction work in adjacent areas — eliminating the revenue loss and patient disruption that facility closures cause.

Healthcare-Specific Training and Compliance

Every WrightWay healthcare technician undergoes specialized training beyond standard IICRC restoration certifications. Our healthcare crews are background-checked, HIPAA-aware, and trained in the unique protocols required for working inside clinical environments — including proper gowning procedures, controlled access to restricted areas, coordination with nursing staff and facility management, and documentation practices that satisfy Joint Commission surveyors, state health department inspectors, and insurance auditors. We understand that restoration work in a hospital is fundamentally different from restoration work in a home or office, and our training program reflects that reality.

Statewide Healthcare Coverage

While WrightWay's residential and commercial restoration services focus on our nine-county Southwest Florida service area, our Healthcare Division serves medical facilities across the entire state of Florida — from Pensacola and Jacksonville to Miami and the Florida Keys. We maintain equipment staging locations and crew deployment capability throughout the state, ensuring that any healthcare facility in Florida can receive a WrightWay response within hours of an emergency call. This statewide reach has made us a preferred restoration partner for hospital systems, healthcare management companies, and facility insurers operating across multiple Florida markets.

From Emergency Response Through Complete Reconstruction

As a licensed Florida building contractor, WrightWay handles the entire healthcare restoration process under one contract — from emergency water extraction and mold containment through complete interior reconstruction including framing, drywall, ceiling grid systems, flooring, painting, doors, and finish work. This single-source approach is critical for healthcare facilities because it eliminates the coordination problems, scheduling gaps, and accountability disputes that occur when separate mitigation and construction contractors are involved. One project manager oversees the entire process, maintains daily communication with facility administration, coordinates with infection prevention, and ensures the restoration meets both building code requirements and healthcare regulatory standards.