According to the regulations, you need to have a hazardous waste license, and then the medical waste disposal also have to pass the environmental assessment and so on.
Medical Waste Management Regulations, Chapter 4, Article 22: "units engaged in the centralized disposal of medical waste, shall apply to the administrative department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the county level to obtain a business license; units not obtaining a business license shall not be engaged in the activities related to the centralized disposal of medical waste."
At this stage, the centralized disposal of medical waste should adopt high-temperature thermal disposal technology, which is applicable to all medical wastes except chemical wastes. Centralized Disposal of Medical Waste Technical Specification" on the incineration of medical waste has the following provisions:
Medical waste incineration (pyrolysis incineration) furnace capacity should be in line with the following requirements: (1) in principle, prefectural-level or above the city of a centralized disposal of medical waste plant; approved by the provincial environmental protection administrative department can be built two, and the mega-cities can be built three.
(2) For each centralized medical waste disposal plant, the number of incineration (pyrolysis incineration) furnaces in normal operation should not exceed three.