Always.
When it comes to the repair of medical equipment there is no room for error.
The servicing of life-saving medical devices requires precision, training, and accountability.
Patient safety demands that servicing of medical equipment be conducted by trained, authorized, and regulated servicers who are accountable to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Our mission is simple:
Ensure those who service or repair medical technology used to treat or diagnose patients are qualified and follow FDA guidance.
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Amendment Proposed to National Defense Authorization Act Reiterates Need for Right to Repair Exemptions
Last month, the Senate Committee on Armed Services convened to discuss the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for FY 2025. This annual review is essential to confirm…
Navigating Medical Device Repair Regulations in the US and Canada
This year, varying forms of right to repair legislation have been considered in nearly 30 US states. The legislation impacts multiple business and product sectors, from automobiles…
Advocacy to Action: Insights From Patients Rising Fly-In 2024
Last month, our partner Patients Rising held its annual “We the Patients” fly-in on Capitol Hill, uniting nearly 60 patient advocates from over 20 states. The event…
Hispanic Communities Could Suffer from Medical Device Right to Repair
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