Pharmaceutical waste removal and management — Susquehanna, PA
MP Hauling provides secure, compliant medication and pharmaceutical collection services for pharmacies, clinics, long-term care facilities and businesses in Susquehanna County. Our approach prioritizes safety, traceability and adherence to state and federal requirements.
Services offered
We serve both small and large generators of pharmaceutical waste. Services include:
- Routine scheduled pickup for expired or unwanted medications
- On-call collections for urgent or unexpected waste volumes
- Secure containment and transport using approved packaging
- Chain-of-custody documentation and disposal certificates
- Guidance on segregation of hazardous, controlled, and non-hazardous pharmaceuticals
All operations follow applicable U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) guidance and state regulations for medication disposal.
How the process works
We begin with a site assessment to identify types of pharmaceutical waste, volume and storage needs. Following assessment we recommend a collection schedule and the appropriate packaging. On collection day, trained personnel secure and transport material to an authorized facility and deliver disposal documentation to the client.
Site assessment and planning
Assessments focus on regulatory classification, controlled substance handling and on-site storage risks. Recommendations are written so staff can implement procedures immediately.
Secure collection and chain of custody
Every pickup includes tamper-evident seals, manifesting and tracking. Clients receive a signed disposition record after material reaches the approved treatment facility.
Why choose professional disposal
Improper disposal of medications can pose risks to public safety, the environment and your facility’s compliance status. Professional removal reduces liability and ensures that pharmaceuticals are treated in permitted facilities under controlled conditions.
- Regulatory compliance and reduced administrative burden
- Secure handling and reduced diversion risk for controlled substances
- Clear documentation that supports inspections and audits
Who we serve
Typical clients include:
- Retail and hospital pharmacies
- Medical and dental clinics
- Long-term care and assisted living facilities
- Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals
- Correctional facilities and government agencies
Compliance and recordkeeping
We maintain records for each collection and provide clients with the necessary paperwork to demonstrate proper disposition. Documentation includes manifests, chain-of-custody forms and final disposal certificates. This supports state and federal audits and helps facilities meet licensing requirements.
Controlled substances
Handling controlled pharmaceuticals follows strict protocols. We coordinate with licensed agents when return or transfer requires DEA-sanctioned procedures.
Service link
For information about the specific pickup program available in Susquehanna County, see our service page: Pharmaceutical disposal Services in Susquehanna, PA.
Company homepage: https://mp-hauling.com/
Pricing and agreements
Pricing is based on volume, classification and collection frequency. We offer fixed-rate monthly plans and per-pickup pricing for one-off needs. Contracts include service level expectations, turnaround times and documentation commitments.
- Monthly service plans for recurring generators
- One-time pickup for small volumes
- Emergency response service for urgent removals
Training and staff qualifications
All field technicians undergo training in secure handling, packaging, hazardous material awareness and documentation. Training records are available on request and included in service agreements where required.
Frequently asked questions
Can households use this service?
Our primary focus is institutional and business waste. Residents should consult local law enforcement or municipal collections for household take-back programs.
What happens to controlled substances?
Controlled medications are tracked and handled per regulatory guidance. Final disposition occurs at licensed treatment facilities.