Medical PVC flooring is treated with a special formula and can withstand frequent scrubbing with highly corrosive disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen peroxide. It will not fade or warp after long-term use. The surface has been specially treated and antibacterial agents have been added to effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria (such as Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus) and mold, meeting the requirements of hospital infection control. Fewer joints reduce the hiding of dirt and facilitate thorough disinfection. It meets the fire protection standards of medical buildings (such as B1 flame retardant) and reduces the risk of fire. When choosing PVC flooring, hospitals need to balance functionality (antibacterial, safety), durability and cost, give priority to medical-specific models and strictly control the construction quality. Combined with a scientific cleaning process, the safety and comfort of the medical environment can be significantly improved.