Are you unsure if it's time to repair your medical equipment or replace it? Consider these 12 crucial points and make an informed decision.

Don't wrestle with the decision of repair or replace for your out-of-warranty medical equipment. Get back up and running faster by making an informed choice - one that saves you time and money in the long run. Make sure to weigh all factors when deciding whether repairing or replacing is right for you!

Our 12
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Every situation requires a unique and tailored approach: that's why we take it upon ourselves to consider all possible factors before making the best decision for you, every time.

Hospital Equipment
Repairs

Are you unsure if it's time to repair your medical equipment or replace it? Consider these 12 crucial points and make an informed decision.

Our 12
Steps

The service history of the equipment.

Performance and reliability are key factors

The overall condition (The more it is used, the faster deterioration will occur).

Identify any critical risks that may arise if the equipment is left out-of-use

Likely ongoing operating costs include expenses such as utilities, labour, and inventory

Productivity and quality are both impacted by a variety of factors

Unscheduled downtime can have significant costs, including health and safety risks as well as environmental damage

Decommissioning and disposal costs must be taken into account when planning a project

The cost associated with researching and purchasing a replacement

The replacement equipment requires a capital cost

Replacement equipment costs must be taken into account when budgeting for training

Functional importance of the product.

Hospital EquipmentRepairs

Are you unsure if it's time to repair your medical equipment or replace it? Consider these 12 crucial points and make an informed decision.

Our 12Steps

The service history of the equipment.

Performance and reliability are key factors

The overall condition (The more it is used, the faster deterioration will occur).

Identify any critical risks that may arise if the equipment is left out-of-use

Likely ongoing operating costs include expenses such as utilities, labour, and inventory

Productivity and quality are both impacted by a variety of factors

Unscheduled downtime can have significant costs, including health and safety risks as well as environmental damage

Decommissioning and disposal costs must be taken into account when planning a project

The cost associated with researching and purchasing a replacement

The replacement equipment requires a capital cost

Replacement equipment costs must be taken into account when budgeting for training

Functional importance of the product.

Hospital Equipment
Repairs

Our 12
Steps