Dialysis Equipment Field Service
Dialysis equipment field service is the process of providing maintenance, repair, and calibration services for dialysis equipment on-site, typically at a hospital or clinic. Dialysis is a medical procedure that is used to remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood of patients whose kidneys are not functioning properly. Dialysis equipment is a critical component of this procedure, and proper maintenance, repair, and calibration is essential to ensure that it is working correctly and safely.
Types of dialysis equipment: There are several types of dialysis equipment, including hemodialysis machines, peritoneal dialysis machines, and dialysis water treatment systems. Hemodialysis machines are used for the treatment of patients with end-stage renal disease, while peritoneal dialysis machines are used for the treatment of patients with chronic kidney disease. Dialysis water treatment systems are used to purify the water that is used in the dialysis procedure.
Scope of field service: Field service for dialysis equipment can include a variety of tasks, such as equipment installation, equipment troubleshooting, equipment maintenance, equipment repair, and equipment calibration. Field service technicians are responsible for ensuring that equipment is working correctly and safely, and that it is in compliance with regulatory requirements.
Equipment maintenance: Preventive maintenance is an important aspect of dialysis equipment field service. It involves inspecting and cleaning equipment, replacing worn or damaged parts, and testing equipment to ensure that it is working correctly. This can help to extend the lifespan of equipment and prevent costly breakdowns.
Equipment repair: Dialysis equipment field service technicians are also responsible for repairing equipment when it breaks down. This can include diagnosing the problem, ordering replacement parts, and making the necessary repairs.
Equipment calibration: Calibration is another important aspect of dialysis equipment field service. It involves adjusting and verifying the accuracy of equipment to ensure that it is working correctly and safely. Field service technicians are responsible for ensuring that equipment is calibrated in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and regulatory requirements.
Regulatory compliance: Dialysis equipment field service is also important for regulatory compliance. Many countries have regulations in place that require medical equipment to be maintained, repaired, and calibrated on a regular basis. Field service technicians are trained to ensure that equipment is in compliance with these regulations.
Cost savings: Regular field service for dialysis equipment can result in cost savings. Preventive maintenance can help to extend the lifespan of equipment and prevent costly breakdowns. Additionally, regular calibration can help to ensure that equipment is working correctly and safely, which can prevent costly errors and improve patient outcomes.
In conclusion, dialysis equipment field service is the process of providing maintenance, repair, and calibration services for dialysis equipment on-site, typically at a hospital or clinic. Dialysis is a medical procedure that is used to remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood of patients whose kidneys are not functioning properly. Dialysis equipment is a critical component of this procedure, and proper maintenance, repair, and calibration is essential to ensure that it is working correctly and safely. Field service for dialysis equipment can include a variety of tasks, such as equipment installation, equipment troubleshooting, equipment maintenance, equipment repair, and equipment calibration. Field service technicians are responsible for ensuring that equipment is working correctly and safely, and that it is in compliance with regulatory requirements. Regular field service for dialysis equipment can result in cost savings. Preventive maintenance can help to extend the lifespan of equipment and prevent costly breakdowns. Additionally, regular calibration can help to ensure that equipment is working correctly and safely, which can prevent costly errors and improve patient outcomes.
Dialysis Equipment Field Service
- Medical equipment repair
- Installation
- Calibration Verification
- Preventative Maintenance
- Electrical Safety Inspection
- Applications Assistance and In-Service Education
- Inspection and recertification of Isolated Power Systems and Line Isolation Monitors
- Service documentation that ensures compliance with the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Environment of Care standards, CAP, OSHA, AHA, FDA-SMDA, NFPA99, and all governmental regulations.
- A simple, consolidated service solution, covering all diagnostic and therapeutic medical equipment used in a healthcare setting.
- Hospitals
- Surgery Centers
- Imaging Centers
- Scientific Laboratories
- Dialysis Centers
- Health Clinics
- Wineries and Breweries
- Movie and Television Production Studios
- Anywhere Medical Equipment is used
- $150.00 per hour for biomedical equipment maintenance services, and travel.
- $200.00 per our for dialysis equipment maintenance services.
- $250.00 per hour for scientific laboratory equipment maintenance services.
- $300.00 per hour for medical imaging (X-Ray) equipment maintenance services.
- $350.00 per hour for anesthesia equipment maintenance services.
- $450.00 per system for isolated power system inspection and recertification services.
- Call us for special pricing arrangements on a per-project basis.
Service contract customers also recieve the added benefit of having the equipment inventory indexed and entered into our computerized maintenance management program. This program monitors and cotrols the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of each equipment item and tracks service costs and malfunction trends.
Contract customers also receive in-service education and applications assistance to reduce repeat failures due to user error.
- The Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Facilities Environment of Care standards.
- The National Fire Protection Association publication NFPA99 (the Fire Code) governing electrical safety in healthcare facilities.
- The College of American Pathologists protocols and guidelines.
- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards and regulations.
- The AAMI Standard, published by The Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation.
- The American Hospital Association publication Maintenance management for Medical Equipment.
- The American Society for Healthcare Engineers publication Risk Assesment of Medical Equipment.
- All governmental licensing regulations.
Healthcare facilities that have a biomedical equipment maintenance staff benefit from BiomedRx in-field training services, which are designed to empower facilities to eliminate expensive manufacturer service contracts, and return equipment presently under contract to maintenance coverage by your biomed staff.
In addition to standard printable reports, our digital reports have proven invaluable for communicating equipment malfunctions and identifying repair parts with manufacturer customer support and tech support representatives. A picture is worth a thousand words, and video is worth even more. BiomedRx service representatives are encourage to use their smart phones 'smartly' to empower their service performance.
- BiomedRx provides a consolidated support solution for all biomedical, anesthesia, dialysis, medical imaging, scientific laboratory, and computer equipment.
- BiomedRx service prices are the most competitive in the industry.
- The BiomedRx Equipment Management Program ensures compliance with the JOint Commission, CAP, OSHA, NFPA99, and all governmental regulatory agencies.
- BiomedRx offers a 4-hour telephone response and a 24-hour in-person response on all service calls.
- In-service education and applications assistance to your clinical staff to avoid repeat malfunctions.
- 24-hour telephone technical support.
- Medical equipment installation and de-installation
- Repairs
- Preventative Maintenance Inspections
- Calibration Verification
- Electrical Safety Inspection
- Applications Assitance and In-Service Education
- Feedback to design engineers on design issues and recurring out-of-the-box malfunctions
The BiomedRx Service Network is a consortium of Independent Service Organizations that work as a cohesive unit, providing field service operations for medical device manufacturers.
In addition to standard printable reports, our digital reports have proven invaluable for communicating equipment malfunctions and identifying repair parts with manufacturer customer support and tech support representatives. A picture is worth a thousand words, and video is worth even more. BiomedRx service representatives are encourage to use their smart phones 'smartly' to empower their service performance.
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"For the past 30 years, BiomedRx has been the only company we trust to provide repair, calibration, and preventive maintenance services on our medical equipment assets. BiomedRx technicians are knowledgeable about every modality of diagnostic and therapeutic medical equipment."
- Charles Long M.D.
"BiomedRx technicians provide our surgery center with excellent biomedical equipment maintenance services. They have a quick response time, and are willing to schedule service after hours. We highly recommend BiomedRx for your medical equipment repair and maintenance needs."
- Barbara Stevens R.N.
"BiomedRx takes care of our medical device installation, repair, calibration, and preventative maintenance inspections. They also do our annual inspection and recertification of isolated power systems and line isolation monitors. We are very happy with BiomedRx service."
- John Butler, Facility Administrator