For many years, hospitals have washed their own laundry, thinking that it would save them money to keep this task in-house. Yet many hospitals today are finding that outsourcing this job can actually add to their bottom line.

“Most hospitals that have their own laundries have started looking for a better alternative,” explained David Stern, president and CEO of Paris Healthcare Linen Services.

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DuBOIS, PA – Paris Healthcare Linen Services, DuBois & Williamsport , PA plants, have received accreditation – the industry’s highest rating on quality and safety – from the Healthcare Laundry Accreditation Council (HLAC). In addition, Paris Companies recently received accreditation of its Ravenna , OH plant. Thus, all three Paris plants are now accredited.

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Dedication to rental
fuels customer-centered
expansion - An Industrial Laundry Business that averages 10 percent growth per year over 30 years can’t act the same way today as it did on the day it was founded. Or can it? The principles that Dave Stern personified when he started his operation from scratch in 1975 are still evident in the management practices of his grown-up Paris Companies.

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TEXTILE RENTAL- AUGUST 2006

On June 16, Paris Companies' Williansport, PA, Healthcare facility achieved an outstanding safety milestone by operating accident free for one year.

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TEXTILE RENTAL- DECEMBER 2004

This year Paris Companies implemented a new route-accounting system offered by ABS Laundry Logic. Paris' new system, ABSSolute, has several advantages over the old way of doing things, says Paris Cos.' CFP Jason McCoy.

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TEXTILE RENTAL- DECEMBER 2004

Paris Companies' new healthcare plant in Ravenna, OH, combines technology popular in Europe with a labor force schooled in the work ethic of small-town America.

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TEXTILE RENTAL- DECEMBER 2004

Textile Rental recently attended opening ceremonies at the new Paris Companies healthcare facility in the Northeast Ohio town of Ravenna. In between public events, Paris President and CEO David Stern reflected on some of the thinking behind this $10 million project.