Accepted personal garments
The project covers residents’ and patients’ personal clothing, according to the service agreed with the laundry.
Healthcare and care facilities
Clean clothes, at the facility.
Offer residents and patients a point at the facility to drop off their personal garments and collect them clean. The process is designed for people who can use the service themselves. The laundry handles the garments; LockerClean coordinates the software and smart lockers.
Let’s assess the setting
The practical need
People, garments and stays.
Feasibility is assessed before proposing activation.
Using the process
Physical accessibility and phone use need to be assessed. Any support needs require further consideration before launch.
Conditions at the location
From the phone to the exchange point.
Users create orders, track their status and use the locker.
Available spaces
The facility identifies the permitted areas and routes, considering operator access and garment movement.
Available time windows
Drop-off and collection follow the system’s instructions and access hours. The location and arrangements are agreed with the relevant contacts.
Service and technology
Clear responsibilities for users.
LockerClean configures the software and coordinates integration with the locker.
The laundry contact
Processes garments, organises loading and unloading, sets prices and turnaround times, receives payments and provides service support.
Explore the rolesThe facility contact
Looks after space, accessibility and safety. On-site information distinguishes service requests from access-related issues.
Direct enquiriesBefore you start
Some useful answers.
Can a family member collect for the user?
The current process does not provide for collection by authorised representatives. Support needs must be examined before proposing the service.
Does the project include clinical linen?
This proposal covers personal garments agreed with the laundry. It does not describe clinical linen, sterilisation or healthcare services.
Tell us about the organisation.
We start with the facility’s spaces, access and contacts, without collecting clinical data.