Decommissioning a diagnostics lab during a facility move

A regional hospital system was consolidating two facilities into one and needed 210 pieces of diagnostic and lab equipment relocated or retired within a six-week window — all of it subject to HIPAA data handling rules, some of it requiring biohazard decontamination before it could leave the building.
We ran on-site data sanitization for every networked device, decontamination protocols for instruments that had patient contact, and staged pickups timed to the facility's moving schedule so nothing sat in a hallway waiting for a truck.
62% of the equipment was resold or donated rather than scrapped, and full compliance documentation was in the client's hands before the final walkthrough — with zero handling incidents flagged in the post-move compliance review.



