Bio-One of Columbus decontamination and biohazard cleaning services
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The Biohazard Report - August 2025

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"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."

~Aesop

Kindness as a Choice

The emotional, physical, and financial cost of biohazard remediation work can be substantial and fly under the radar. For example, to be done properly and in accordance with regulations the work requires extensive training, specialized equipment and chemicals, appropriate protective gear, and knowledgeable, professional technicians, ready to respond 24 hours a day.  The process often goes beyond detailed cleaning and disinfection to include precision removal of the impacted structural components of a home, safe disposal of biohazardous materials and removal of tons of debris and waste. 

Additionally, working in traumatic scenes and intensely challenging personal situations can contribute to a heavy emotional load for our workers and the individuals involved in the job. Bio-One Columbus is proud to partner with the local law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and local social services agencies that serve our communities and respond to emergencies. We recognize that kindness and empathic support for all involved parties can go a long way in ensuring a positive and safe outcome.

As an integral part of our core philosophy, we extend the same level of compassionate care to every family we serve. Help First, Business second is not just a throw-away statement -- it is truly how our business functions. If you’re in the position to help make a difference and choose kindness, we hope that you can do so and possibly change someone’s day – or life – for the better. If you think there’s a way for us at Bio-One to make a difference as well, please visit our website and contact us. Calls are answered 24/7 with timely and professional follow-up.

Our Promise To You

Bio-One Columbus is here to support you when situations may prove overwhelming or the unexpected tragedy happens. We promise professionalism and non-judgmental services. Our unmarked vehicles and experienced technicians ensure discretion. Biohazard situations come in infinite forms. We have the tools and experience necessary to handle all of them.

Did You Know?

Our professional and discrete services include:

  • Unattended Death Cleanup
  • Crime Scene Cleanup
  • Mold Remediation
  • Odor Removal
  • Blood Spill Cleanup
  • Rodent Droppings
  • Feces/Urine Cleanup
  • Hoarding Cleanup
  • Sewage Backup
  • and more

Please  call us at 614-743-1795 for a free estimate. 

Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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"Animals are such agreeable friends - they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms."

~George Eliot

Care for Our Furry Friends

Occasionally the team at Bio-One Columbus will find animals at our work site. These may be stray animals attracted to an abandoned space for shelter or pets accidentally left behind. Recently we found this little one at an empty property with no food or water. 

We also experience the aftermath of animal hoarding, but that is not the focus of this newsletter. 


What should all of us do if we find a lost or abandoned animal? 

  • Safety first: Approach the animal cautiously, especially if it seems scared or potentially aggressive. Speak softly and move slowly to avoid frightening it further. If the animal is injured or in a dangerous location, call animal control or the non-emergency police number immediately. You can also consider offering some food and water from a distance.
  • Check for Identification: If it's safe to do so, check the pet for a collar and ID tags with contact information.
  • Look for a microchip: Take the animal to a local vet clinic, animal shelter, or pet store to be scanned for a microchip. A microchip contains the owner's contact information and significantly increases the chances of reunification.
  • Notify the authorities and local shelters: Even if the pet has identification, you should still file a "found pet" report with your local animal shelter, rescue organizations, and animal control. This helps them connect the pet with any lost reports filed by the owner.
  • Spread the word: Post flyers with the pet's photo and your contact information in the area where you found it, as well as at local veterinary clinics. Share the information on social media, especially local lost and found pet groups or platforms like Petco Love Lost, which uses facial recognition technology to match lost and found pet listings nationwide. You can also create a "found pet" listing on online resources like Pet FBI or Petfinder.
  • Care for the animal (if possible): If you are able to safely care for the animal while you search for its owner, provide it with food, water, and a safe, comfortable place to rest. It's crucial to keep the animal separated from your own pets to avoid any potential conflicts or health risks.

With this little guy, we knew of a cat-friendly home that could take care of him and gave them a call. He was taken that same day to a vet, checked for FIV and FeLV as well as scanned for a microchip, and then to a safe space in their house. We are happy to report that Felix is healthy, safe, and adapting to his new home! 

Who Do You Call?

  • The Franklin County Dog Shelter. Call 614-525-DOGS (3647) to report a found dog. They will be able to check for a microchip and look up the owner's information based on a license tag if available.
  • Columbus Humane at 614-777-7387 (they take both dogs and cats)

Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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“One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again.”

~ Abraham Maslow

No Judgement, Just Results

Hard to believe it's already time to honor our 9-year anniversary! We continue to serve the Central Ohio community's biohazard remediation needs. To date we've supported 1613 individuals, families, property owners and businesses in their time of need. Our commitment to providing personalized professional, discrete, and compassionate service remains the same as it was on day one.

Whether it is an unattended death, animal waste removal, crime scene cleanup, elimination of gross filth or de-hoarding a home, we are there for you 24/7, 365 days a year, as we have been for the last 3,285 days we've been in business. Nine years of compassionate and judgment-free work! We are looking forward to serving the Central Ohio community and surrounding areas as we enter our 10th year.

Thank you for your business and referrals - we appreciate your support! 

Our Favorite Projects

Please enjoy the before/after photos of some of our favorite projects this last year.

Nine Years of Reviews

While Bio-One Columbus has many 5 star reviews, this is one of our favorites:

"I can’t recommend them enough. Tim was incredible to work with. My apartment and it’s contents suffered from severe water damage from pipes bursting, and he met me at the property shortly after I reached out to him. He handled the entire situation with incredible kindness, empathy, and understanding, which made the final process of a traumatizing few weeks much easier."

~Sydney G., Google Review

Did You Know?

  • Bio-One Columbus was started by Tim Lockard on June 14, 2016.
  • There are over 130 Bio-One franchises in 41 states across the United States.
  • Bio-One is ranked #1 in crime and trauma-scene cleaning in the US.
  • Bio-One Columbus offers over 20 different specialized biohazard remediation services.
  • Willow symbolizes the 9th anniversary, representing flexibility and resiliency.

Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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"Take calculated risks. That is quite different from being rash."

~General George S. Patton 

The unexpected happens -- There's been an unattended death, homicide, suicide, or medical event in your home/property. What do you do next? Please ask yourself: 

But Should I.....

  • Do It by myself?
  • Ask family or friends to help?
  • Ask my maintenance or janitorial staff to do it?

(HINT: The answer is "None of the Above.")

Why Not?

  • Legal and Financial Penalties:
    Failure to adhere to biohazard regulations, including OSHA standards, can result in fines, legal action, and potential liabilities. 
  • Health Risks:
    Ignoring biohazards can expose individuals to short-term and long-term health risks, including illness and even death. 
  • Property Damage:
    Unattended or improperly remediated biohazards can lead to long-term damage to property. 
  • Insurance Issues:
    Biohazard remediation can also pose challenges for insurance companies, potentially leading to disputes and coverage issues. 
  • Scope of Liability:
    A person or company involved in a biohazard remediation process, either actively or passively, can be held liable for the consequences, including the cost of cleanup. 
  • Importance of Professional Cleanup:
    DIY cleaning of biohazards can spread contamination and expose individuals to unnecessary risks, highlighting the importance of professional remediation services. 
  • Insurance Coverage:
    Insurance coverage for biohazard remediation can be complex, with some policies not adequately addressing the specific risks associated with biohazard cleanup, leading to disputes and potential uncovered losses. 

Tim's Corner:

When it comes to trauma scenes and other biohazard clean up, I’m often asked, “Can’t I just do this myself?”  There are two main reasons that I advise against it. 

The first is the emotional trauma that an untrained person can experience when cleaning up after a death, especially if it’s the death of a friend or family member.  There are some things that you can’t unsee.

The second reason is the liability.  My property managers and commercial accounts know that if they send someone in to do the work who isn’t properly trained and licensed, and may not have the appropriate safety gear, they risk financial loss if that person is injured or becomes ill. They also understand that there are consequences to improperly disposing of regulated biohazardous waste.

Don’t gamble your business.  Trust mine.

~Tim

For more information, visit our website or give us a call at 614-743-1795.
We will take your call 24/7 and provide free estimates.

Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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Help others achieve their dreams and you will achieve yours.

~Les Brown

Do You Need To Call?

Ever wondered why you might need to call a Biohazard Remediation company? We hope that the information in this newsletter helps you understand when you need to call us!

What Bio-One Columbus Does

Simply put, we provide custom solutions to tough problems. Bio-One Columbus offers 24/7 unattended death, crime scene, suicide cleanup and other biohazard cleanup services. We are a group of trusted, experienced, and discreet professionals serving Columbus and the surrounding areas. Whether you’re in law enforcement, government, property management, or a local resident, Bio-One of Columbus has over a decade of experience serving you.

We guarantee:

  • Safe for occupancy once we leave
  • Complete discretion with unmarked vehicles and any special requests
  • Collaboration with your insurance companies

Services We Offer

Sewage Remediation

Rodent Droppings

Mold Remediation

Hoarding Cleanup

Feces/Urine Cleanup

Homeless Encampment Cleanup

Unattended Death

Whether you need help remediating a crime scene, suicide, or other trauma event in Columbus, we are ready to answer the call.


For more information, visit our website or give us a call at 614-743-1795.
We will take your call 24/7 and provide free estimates.

Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

Twitter: @BioOneColumbus 

LinkedIn: Bio-One Columbus 

Facebook: Bio-One Columbus 

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"Spring is far more than just a changing of seasons; it's a rebirth of the spirit."

~Toni Sorenson

Spring Cleaning & Decluttering

Happy Spring! Spring is a time for renewal, brighter days and cleaning after a long winter. Whether you own a single-family home or manage a larger set of properties, there is routine maintenance and cleaning that can be done to make the rest of the year go smoothly.

  1. You may already have a long to-do list. Don't forget these additional tips!  
  2. Cut back tree limbs and shrubs growing close to the structure to reduce potential damage from storms and assist with drainage. 
  3. Check for damage to the roof or gutters before spring storms tear loose additional roofing or create leaks in the property.
  4. Test the air conditioning system and clean/replace the furnace filter to improve the efficiency of the HVAC system.
  5. Check windows inside and out for possible re-caulking and screen repairs prior to windows being opened and to reduce AC bills.
  6. Check the garbage disposal and clean/repair if needed - this is an often-needed maintenance and cleaning item ignored until it is too late and a costly repair.
  7. Maintain landscaping and check the perimeter of the property for external signs of rodents. Call 311 if you find signs of rodents to have the city place a trap on the property.
  8. Communicate routinely with your tenants about cleaning and repairs.

If you are doing routine maintenance or spring-cleaning tasks and find yourself faced with piles of clutter, strong odors, rodent droppings or unexpected biohazard materials, please call Bio-One Columbus for assistance. We are experts in professionally and efficiently cleaning spaces of all sizes and in varying degrees of disorder. Call us today at 614-743-1795 for a free consultation.

    Did You Know?

    Spring Cleaning Fun Facts

    • You are never alone in bed! The average mattress contains sweat and skin flakes, which attract mites. Clean sheets routinely and vacuum your mattress.at least once a week.
    • Spring cleaning is a great workout. It works out all major muscle groups, requires balance and coordination and can burn up to 200 calories per hour. 
    • The average household carpet can store a huge amount of dirt — most of which is usually hidden deep within the pile. According to one estimate, each square meter of carpet is capable of holding up to a kilo of dirt. 
    • Melatonin, the hormone that causes sleepiness, is highest during the winter. During spring, the increase in sunlight and decrease in melatonin gives us a natural energy boost -- making spring a time many of us feel energized to clean! 

    Spring Cleaning Tips

    It is easy to feel overwhelmed when you start spring cleaning, so here are a few tips to get you started.

    1. Start by decluttering. It is easier to clean when there is less "stuff" in the way.
    2. Create a realistic plan for cleaning. Cleaning is a multi-day process and breaks are helpful to keep you energized.
    3. Focus on one space at a time. It can be difficult to try and clean multiple rooms or spaces simultaneously. 
    4. Gather your supplies before you start. If you've forgotten something, it's easy to feel like giving up.
    5. Motivate yourself with music while you clean! Making cleaning fun can pass the time faster.
    6. Take a sniff -- smelling for odors can help you detect hidden areas that need cleaning. 
    6. Ask for help. Cleaning with friends can be fun and rewarding. 

    Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

    For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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    "Insects are the silent storytellers of the natural world, narrating tales of survival, adaptation, and coexistence."

    ~Mary Jane West-Eberhard

    What The Bug?

    Tick? Flea? Bedbug? Something else?

    Unless you are in the field of Entomology (the scientific study of insects), it is highly likely that any bug you find in your home or office will give you the "ick." Insects are a natural part of our environment, found on all continents and in every environment. There are some insects that you just do NOT want where you live. 

    Bio-One Columbus does not provide extermination services, but we do run into bugs in many of the homes where we work. Here are some of our suggestions on how to identify a few of the most common insects and what to do!

    Fleas are small, wingless blood-sucking parasites that live on the exterior of their host. Adult fleas feed only on the blood of warm-blooded hosts, preferring the body temperature of dogs or cats. While they feed on non-humans, they may bite humans. Bites from fleas look like small red dots and may occur in two or three groups or clusters around feet, ankles, and legs. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a four-step process to combat a flea infestation, including sanitation of the areas where fleas breed, treat every pets in the home, use a licensed pest control application, and follow-up frequently to prevent re-infestation.

    The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the CDC, and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) all consider bed bugs a public health pest. However, unlike most public health pests, bed bugs are not known to transmit or spread disease. Bedbugs prefer to feed on humans and can hide in spaces the width of a credit card - not just mattresses but seams of couches, electrical outlets, under wallpaper, or even doorframes. 

    Every year termites cause billions of dollars in structural damage, and property owners spend over two billion dollars to treat them. Termites rarely emerge from soil, mud tubes, or food sources through which they are tunneling. Most people are not aware they have termites until they see a swarm or come across damage during construction. Many termiticides are highly toxic, making it critical to follow label directions with added care. Pest management professionals have the knowledge, expertise, and equipment as required by the label, which minimizes risks and maximizes effectiveness.

    Midges and gnats are common names for a large number of small, non-biting flies. Many species look like mosquitoes and may form annoying swarms or clouds in the air but they do not bite. The immature stages develop in water in pools, containers, ponds, clogged rain gutters, or in some cases, wet soil or seepage areas. Most feed on living or decaying plant matter or food remains. It is helpful to know if the flying bugs in your kitchen are drain flies, fruit flies, biting gnats, fungus gnats, or midges before you choose an extermination method. 

    So Wait.....

    If Bio-One Columbus doesn't exterminate infestations of bugs, why is this part of your newsletter?

    Great question! 
    Extermination of all life-stages of insects (adult, juvenile and egg) requires that the treatment reach all surfaces and areas where the bugs live. If a home is filled with possessions, cluttered with deep filth, or has biohazardous material that is a source of nourishment for the insect, extermination will not be successful. We can come in and expose surfaces for treatment, remove food sources for the insects and safely dispose of heavily-infested possessions.

    Did You Know?

    • Ticks can grow from the size of a grain of rice to the size of a marble.
    • Insects have been present for about 350 million years, and humans for only 300,000 years.
    • Blow flies are the first kind of insect attracted to an animal carcass following death.
    • There are about 91,000 different kinds (species) of insects in the United States. In the world, some 1.5 million different kinds (species) have been named.
    • Fruit flies were the first living things in space: Fruit flies were the first living creatures to be sent into space. 
    • Termite queens can live for decades: Queen termites can live for 25 to 50 years, making them the longest-lived insect. 

    Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

    For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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    "Recovery is not a race. You don't have to feel guilty if it takes you longer than you thought it would."

    Anonymous

    The Opioid Crisis

    Lethal doses of Heroin, Carfentanil & Fentanyl Image courtesy of the DEA
    Lethal doses of Heroin, Carfentanil & Fentanyl
    Image courtesy of the DEA

    Where Are We Today?

    In 2019, Governor DeWine announced a targeted effort to reduce opioid overdose deaths in Ohio. Efforts appear to be working, as the Ohio Department of Health (ODH)’s 2023 Ohio Unintentional Drug Overdose Report, released in October of 2024, revealed a 9% decline in verified overdose deaths across the state. In 2023, Ohio recorded 4,452 unintentional drug overdose deaths, down from 4,915 in 2022.

    Unfortunately, from 2022 to 2023, there were increases in the number of unintentional drug overdose deaths involving the non-opioid drug categories of cocaine and benzodiazepines. The number of drug overdose deaths involving cocaine increased 7%, and deaths involving benzodiazepines increased 4%. Exposure to these substances can be dangerous. We strongly encourage law enforcement, health officials and property managers not to proceed  in a scene unless appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and naloxone (e.g., NARCAN®) is available for use. 

    Safety & Cleanup

    Despite the apparent success in the 2023 report, Ohio still ranks 6th overall in the nation in overdose deaths. One of the continued leading causes of drug overdose deaths is fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid that is used in medical settings as a pain reliever. Fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. Illegally manufactured fentanyl is routinely found in heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, marijuana and other non-regulated substances.

    Production and use of fentanyl-containing products can lead to fentanyl contamination in homes, vehicles and drug laboratories. These pose a serious health threat to first responders, law enforcement and anyone entering a contaminated area. Exposure to even a very small amount of fentanyl can lead to compromised breathing, respiratory arrest and death.

    If you come across a scene with possible fentanyl exposure, do not enter or attempt to clean it up yourself. Avoid disturbing the area or touching your eyes, hands or mouth after touching any potentially contaminated surface, even if you are wearing gloves. Restrict access to the area, and call Bio-One Columbus.  Our trained technicians can safely decontaminate the scene with state-of-the-art equipment and proper safety and isolation gear.

    Safety First!

    If you feel that you or someone else is in immediate danger or is experiencing a drug overdose, call 911 immediately.

    Signs of overdose include the following:

    • No response when you shake the person or call their name
    • Not breathing
    • Slow or shallow breathing (less than one breath every six seconds)
    • Pinpoint pupils
    • No response when you shake the person or rub their sternum with your knuckles
    • Choking, snoring, or gurgling sounds
    • Blue, grey, or ashen lips and fingernails
    • Slow, irregular pulse
    • No pulse
    • Vomiting
    • Seizures

    Remember: Fentanyl is measured in micrograms not milligrams, so the smallest amount can knock out your respiratory drive and stop your breathing. Please do not to try to clean these scenes by yourself.

    Help and Hope

    For anyone who is currently struggling with opioid or other substance addiction, there is hope and help.

    If you or a loved are experiencing a mental health or substance abuse related emergency, please contact any of the following resources:

    • Netcare Access Crisis Hotline: 614-276-CARE (2273)
    • Opiate Crisis Line: 614-724-HOPE (4673), which is available Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm.
    • The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 24/7 at 1-800-662-4357 or visit  https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline
    • The 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline is also available 24/7, just call or text 988 or visit https://988lifeline.org/

    Remember, you can get free Naloxone or fentanyl test strips in Ohio - just go to https://naloxone.ohio.gov/ to learn more.

    Please call Bio-One Columbus so that we can decontaminate safely and reduce the risk of harm. Our trained and professional staff use full PPE and follow state and federal guidelines to stay safe while using state-of-the-art tools to remediate the area. For more information on our cleanup process, visit our website.

    Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

    For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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    “Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.”

    ~Hamilton Wright Mabie

    Happy Holidays!

    As we move into this holiday season, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the ways we have impacted our community in the last year and consider our future goals for 2025. In 2024, we completed 207 jobs supporting individuals, families, project managers, supporting organizations and community agencies!

    Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, or another occasion that brings you together with loved ones, we hope this holiday brings you joy, love and peace.

    From our family to yours, Happy Holidays and a wonderful New Year!

    2024 Memories

    These are some of our favorite transformations this year

    Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

    For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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    "As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them."

    ~John F. Kennedy

    We Appreciate You!

    At Bio-One Columbus, we have many things to be thankful for this November. We are always grateful for our customers who trust us to do the difficult and life-altering work in stressful times.

    There's our continued appreciation of first responders and law enforcement who trust our work to call us in times of need. And to the property managers that we hope never need us and hold onto our business card -- we thank you for calling us in those rare times you do need our services.

    We know you have a choice in biohazard remediation companies and appreciate your confidence in choosing us!

    Why Be Thankful?

    The word “thank” stems from the Latin word tongēre. The root tong- means “think.” Loosely translated, the expression might read “I will remember what you have done for me."

    Intentionally practicing gratitude and thanks on a daily basis may seem a little silly but research shows that practicing gratitude and being thankful can lead to a host of physical, mental and social benefits. 

    For example, thanking someone can increase our own personal happiness and lead to higher levels of life satisfaction. Practicing gratitude also increases optimism and empathy.

    Further, being grateful to others can reduce inflammation, improve sleep and increase our energy levels. Gratitude can improve job satisfaction and lead to healthier relationships with others.

    This November, see if practicing gratitude daily can help you and those around you find joy and health a little easier!

    Bio-One of Columbus is a leader in crime scene cleanup and biohazard decontamination services in Columbus. Our technicians are highly skilled and have been trained on OSHA's safety standards. Bio-One of Columbus continues to be the most passionate and caring company in the cleaning services industry.

    For more information, visit us at https://bioonecolumbus.com/

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