•	OnSite treatment can generate significant current savings for your organization and provide a mechanism for long term cost containment.
•	Replace expensive offsite RMW treatment with economical onsite treatment.
•	Introduce new, innovative material handling systems to reduce current manpower intensive tasks.
•	OnSite treatment converts RMW to municipal waste which has higher compaction densities thereby lowering cost.
•	OnSite processing eliminates the future challenge of the rising cost of offsite RMW treatment.
•	Capital or operating leases are available. Immediate cost reduction benefits may be possible.
•	Capital leases can be structured to create tax benefits.

•	Your facility can have total control over your Regulated Medical Waste “cradle-to-grave” liability and is not compromised by using a third party.
•	Patented “one touch” material handling system reduces employee contact with untreated RMW thereby mitigating occupational exposure issues.
•	OnSite provides in-service training during the installation and on-going training at your facility that is included with your maintenance agreement.
•	OnSite treatment eliminates the risk and liability associated with transporting untreated Regulated Medical Waste on public highways.
•	OnSite’s VariClave® Control Technology ensures that your facility’s Regulated Medical Waste is properly treated before it leaves your property.
•	New test data indicates that commercial medical waste autoclaves used by many third party operations may not be effectively treating all of the components of the Regulated Medical Waste stream.

•	In the event of a pandemic or bio-terrorism attack, your facility will not be dependant upon a third party pick up. The cost associated with increased demand in these circumstances could increase significantly and scheduling timely pick up might present a problem.
•	OnSite processing provides options to all levels of management on a range of infection control and containment procedures, including those circumstances where social distancing measures, limitations on gatherings, or quarantine authority may be an appropriate public health intervention.