More Than a Disinfectant. A Complete Disinfection System.
EraDOCate combines label-based disinfection, controlled dilution, OCEAN training, safety governance, verification, and implementation guidance to help facilities simplify how disinfection gets done.
From product choice to daily execution, EraDOCate is built to make the program easier to teach, easier to manage, and easier to improve. In healthcare, the goal is to support the facility’s environmental infection-prevention program, not simply replace one disinfectant with another.
Why facilities choose EraDOCate
Practical routine workflows. Clear high-risk pathogen protocols. Closed-loop dilution. Safety requirements built into training. Multilingual support. A system that can be implemented across departments and facility types.
What You Get With EraDOCate
A product platform, training system, and implementation model designed to work together.
Clear label-based protocols
EraDOCator-60 provides defined contact-time protocols, including a 1-minute workflow for many label-listed organisms and an enhanced 4-minute protocol for C. difficile, C. auris, and Poliovirus Type 1 at the specified PAA concentration.
Closed-loop dilution
Controlled dispensing and PPM checks help facilities standardize preparation and reduce unnecessary variation at the point of use.
OCEAN training
One shared framework connects product, dilution, application, PPE and safety requirements, contact time, verification, and coaching across teams and shifts.
Implementation support
EraDOCate can help with facility review, staff training, implementation planning, process metrics, and broader standardization.
Why Facilities Choose EraDOCate
Built Around Real Facility Needs
EraDOCate was designed around the gap between what a product label says and what frontline teams have to do every day.
Build the protocol around real room turns, classrooms, guest rooms, kitchens, resident spaces, animal-care environments, treatment rooms, public offices, and other shared spaces.
Give teams clear language, multilingual support, and repeatable steps they can use across shifts and departments.
Use closed-loop dispensing and PPM checks to make the intended use solution easier to standardize.
Help leaders move from product selection to rollout, coaching, process review, and continuous improvement.
For Healthcare: Designed for Existing Review Processes
Hospitals evaluate disinfectant programs through established Infection Prevention, Environmental Services, Safety, Quality, Biomed, Procurement, and Administration processes. EraDOCate supports this evaluation through EPA documentation, label-based claims, standardized protocols, training resources, and verification processes.
Infection Prevention fit
Review organism-specific claims, concentration, contact time, environmental-cleaning workflow, high-risk pathogen readiness, and how the protocol fits patient-care areas.
Operational fit
Review dilution, dispensing, PPE, staff training, room-turn workflow, surface compatibility, equipment instructions, verification, and implementation ownership.
Institutional review
Individual hospitals may maintain their own Infection Prevention, EVS, Safety, Biomed, formulary, value-analysis, and procurement review processes. These internal reviews determine local implementation and do not change the EPA registration or accepted label.
Built for Healthcare Review
EraDOCate supports facility review processes involving Infection Prevention, Environmental Services, Safety, Procurement, and Administration. Organizations maintain their own approval pathways, policies, and accreditation requirements.
Environment of Care Resources
Joint Commission resources provide reference information for healthcare organizations reviewing environment safety and infection prevention processes.
Infection Prevention Resources
Joint Commission resources provide reference information for healthcare organizations reviewing infection prevention processes.
Hospital Review Pathway
EraDOCate supports the multidisciplinary review process hospitals use when evaluating environmental disinfection programs.
Infection Prevention
Review organism claims, contact times, concentrations, environmental cleaning workflow, and patient-care area requirements.
Environmental Services
Review dilution, training, room turnover, workflow integration, competency, and daily execution.
Safety & Quality
Review SDS information, PPE requirements, policies, documentation, and implementation monitoring.
Procurement & Administration
Review documentation, standardization opportunities, operational fit, and value analysis considerations.
Different Facilities. Different Reasons to Choose EraDOCate.
The operating standard stays consistent while the use setting, workflow, surfaces, staffing, procurement requirements, and label directions change.
Healthcare & Senior Living
Support environmental infection prevention with EPA-registered, label-based disinfection, high-risk organism readiness, EVS workflow, controlled dilution, training, verification, and facility-specific implementation review.
Hospitality & Food Service
Support turnover, housekeeping and sanitation consistency, staff training, high-touch areas, and use-specific rinse requirements.
Schools, Veterinary & Fitness
Support custodial, animal-care, and shared-space workflows with simpler training, purchasing consistency, and repeatable high-touch cleaning.
Medical Aesthetics, Wellness & Longevity
Support eligible environmental surfaces in treatment rooms, consultation areas, regenerative-care, recovery, aesthetics, and longevity environments while keeping procedure-specific infection-control requirements separate.
Government, Municipal & Public Facilities
Support procurement clarity, workforce training, public-facing operations, measurable implementation, source-reduction discussions, and stewardship priorities without implying government endorsement.
Other High-Turnover Environments
Use OCEAN to evaluate whether the same label-based, controlled, teachable, and verifiable workflow can fit the facility’s actual operating requirements.
From Product to Operating Standard
The value proposition is the way product, dilution, safety requirements, training, implementation, and process improvement work together.
Standardize
Connect product identity, dilution, PPE and safety requirements, contact-time expectations, and training in one operating framework.
Execute
Give frontline teams practical steps for preparation, application, labeled wet contact time, and finish.
Improve
Use PPM checks, training records, supervisor review, and ATP where appropriate to identify where the workflow can get better.
The Perspective Behind EraDOCate
EraDOCate brings together clinical prevention, engineering discipline, and operational readiness. Those perspectives shape how the company thinks about implementation, training, and facility performance.
Physician-led infection prevention
Keep infection prevention, patient and resident risk, worker experience, chemical-safety practices, and frontline workflow connected to the disinfection decision.
Engineering discipline
Build around controlled dilution, repeatable processes, clear standards, and measurable implementation.
Veteran-informed operations
Bring readiness, logistics, training discipline, accountability, and execution under pressure into the operating model.
Could Your Current Program Be Simpler?
We can review your current products, contact times, dilution, safety requirements, training, workflow, regulatory needs, and purchasing model, then show you what a more standardized EraDOCate approach could look like.
EraDOCator-60 is an EPA-registered disinfectant with labeled use in hospitals and health care facilities. Use according to the current EPA-approved label, SDS, applicable workplace-safety requirements, facility policies, and equipment-manufacturer instructions. Individual facilities may maintain their own review and procurement processes. EPA registration does not imply EPA endorsement.
Start With the Current State
- Products and contact times
- Dilution and dispensing
- PPE, application method, ventilation, and safety requirements
- Training and multilingual needs
- High-priority organisms
- Surface, rinse, and use requirements
- Workflow and turnover pressure
- Regulatory and procurement documentation
- Demonstration and implementation opportunity