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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