The Nashville-based medical device service provider, which supports more than 3,000 contrast injectors across 1,000-plus hospital systems, plans to expand into new modalities and pursue acquisitions under the new ownership.
The deal adds inspection, calibration, and repair services for outpatient and clinical settings as demand for reliable equipment support grows.
Asking the right questions helps ensure quality service, control costs, support compliance, and avoid surprise charges or service gaps.
The Nashville-based medical device service provider, which supports more than 3,000 contrast injectors across 1,000-plus hospital systems, plans to expand into new modalities and pursue acquisitions under the new ownership.
If independent servicers were so unskilled and unsafe to use, manufacturers wouldn’t so heavily rely on them, asserts IAMERS General Counsel Robert Kerwin in his opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal responding to another recent op-ed.
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The new spinoff medical equipment service company OMI MedTech operates primarily in the greater Central Florida area.
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MITA’s white paper asserts that third-party servicing businesses operate within a regulatory grey area that raises significant concerns for patient safety and device performance.
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Probo Medical, Tampa, Fla., a global provider of medical imaging equipment, parts, repair, and service, has acquired Mount International United Services Ltd. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
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HTM professionals are all faced with a common problem: insufficient labor resources. After all, just getting through one’s monthly PMs can be a struggle. In this installment of The LynchPin, biomedical expert Patrick Lynch discusses the decision to outsource service—and what HTMs need to know before doing so.
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