Hospital Bed Repair & Maintenance

Why Emeritus?

At Emeritus we understand the importance of hospital bed repair and maintenance to your patient’s comfort and safety. We go above and beyond to provide expert hospital bed repair service for government and private hospitals.

Our full range of services include:

  • Trained & qualified Always-Onsite technicians
  • Preventive & corrective maintenance
  • OEM replacement part inventory stored on-site
  • Customized, regulatory compliant documentation
  • Service to all makes and models
  • Regular User Training
  • Continuous Workflow Improvements

Learn more about our ALWAYS-ONSITE service model and our POWER of ONE service simplification strategy. We strive to increase equipment uptime while saving your organization up to 30% through our fixed cost services.

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Hospital Bed Repair & Maintenance Gives You

Reduced
RISK

Less Down
BEDS 

Controlled
COSTS 

Near Zero Second
RESPONSE

ALWAYS
ON-SITE

Get the expertise of out-sourced hospital bed maintenance with an in-house feel.

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Dedicated Technicians

From full-time on-site service solutions, to reliable and regularly scheduled visits, you won’t have to wonder when a technician is going to show up to perform services.

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OUR PROMISE

We ensure beds are available for your patients when you need them. We don’t let bed maintenance interfere with your ability to provide care.

We pay close attention to repair trends to predict maintenance needs and to maintain a customized parts inventory stored on-site to drastically reduce downtimes.

We reduce administrative efforts and costs. Our technicians are trained to service all makes and models of hospital beds and stretchers, providing a single point of contact and contract to cover all your maintenance needs.

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Its All About Relationships

The true power of our Always On-Site approach is in the relationships between our team and yours. Our technicians and service managers work one-on-one with your internal departments to ensure the right level of support. We complete rounds and provide just in time training for the clinical staff in our effort towards continuous improvement.

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Your Medical Technology Partner

A true in-house feel requires flexibility. This means you can come to us with any technology need and we will work to get it accomplished.

From installing your new telemedicine system or performing a medical device cyber security audit, we are your one-stop shop for your healthcare technology management needs.

Hospital Bed Repair & Maintenance for all Equipment Manufacturers

At Emeritus, we service all makes and model of equipment with the fast response times using only OEM parts and accessories. Our dedicated technicians are trained and qualified to complete repairs and preventive maintenance on your most valuable assets.

  • TotalCare
  • VersaCare
  • Centrella
  • Affinity4
  • Progressa
  • Intouch
  • Secure/II
  • S3
  • UCXT
  • BARI 10A
  • Enterprise
  • Citadel
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OUR MISSION

Our team helps government and private hospitals maintain and optimize their assets to ensure the highest quality healthcare is delivered efficiently and safely.

THE POWER
OF ONE

Let us simplify your
bed maintenance with

Eliminate gaps & overlapping coverage with a single contract

Simplify communication regarding repair needs with a single point-of-contact

Drastically reduce costs leveraging quantities
of scale

Prioritized maintenance needs for all your assets through your dedicated service technicians

Leverage best practices through consistent service, communication, documentation, and user training

Expert Hospital Bed Repair Service from
Local, Certified Technicians

53+

skilled experts

10k+

devices under management

100%

satisfaction rate

SDVOSB

Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business

Hospital Bed Repair Service Levels

We offer flexible service plans customizable to your service needs. Our trained and certified service technicians follow all manufacturer recommendations to ensure your medical equipment is maintained properly and available when your patients need it most.

PROACTIVE +

PROACTIVE

CORRECTIVE

Full Service
(PM + CM)
Preventive Maintenance
(PM)
Corrective Maintenance
(CM)
Trained and qualified service technicians
Regulatory Documentation
OEM Parts
Clinician Training
Electrical Safety Testing
Labeling and Process Improvement
Scheduled Preventive Maintenance
Scheduled Reporting
24/7 Technical Support
ALWAYS ON SITE Repairs*

          * Minimum assets under contract applies

Why Hospital Bed Repair & Maintenance is Important

Electrical Safety

The majority of medical equipment in a healthcare facility requires annual electrical safety checks. These checks are important for the safety of both patients and caregivers. In a fast-moving healthcare environment, it is equally important to ensure patients get from one location to another quickly. In this rush, caregivers often forget to unplug or secure the power cords and communication cables before moving the beds and stretchers. Due to this constant moving, hospital beds receive a great deal of damage. Electrical safety checks reduce the risk of patient harm from damaged electrical cables.

Side Rails

Side rails are an important safety feature of hospitals beds and stretchers and one of the most commonly damaged components. Patients often use side rails to support their weight when entering and exiting hospital beds.  Additionally, side rails contain the communication features that allow the patient to request their nurse.  A defective side rail can loosen over time and may collapse under pressure leading to patient injury or fall.  Also, side rails that cannot be tucked properly are often damaged during transportation from running into door jams, walls and other equipment. To prevent damage, side rails require lubrication and adjustment overtime to keep them functioning properly.

Scale & Bed Exit

Scales are an important diagnostic tool for caregivers and their patients. For example, scales are used to monitor the overall health and recovery of patients as well as helps caregivers choose the appropriate medication dosage or care plan. Since the accuracy of patient scales can drift overtime requiring occasional calibration., scheduled maintenance is needed to check the proper operation and the accuracy of scales built into hospital bed and stretchers.

Additionally, patients who suffer from vertigo or other symptoms are more susceptible to falls. To combat this problem, OEM have built-in bed exit systems that help to monitor patient movement. Defective or inaccurate scales can cause these systems to fail giving caregivers a false sense of security and increasing the chance of patient injury.

Linen Dust

Repeatedly changing hospital bed linens creates an accumulation of linen dust that can be damaging to equipment. For example, as this dust builds up in filtration system  or directly on the electronic components, it can cause sensors to malfunction and components to overheat. To prevent damage from linen dust,  it is important to vacuum the internal compartments of the bed and filters on a regular basis.

Nurse Call

Patients rely on nurse calls systems as an important line of communication between themselves and their healthcare providers. For example, when a nurse call system malfunctions it can put unnecessary distress on the patient and drastically reduce patient satisfaction ratings. To reduce nurse call related equipment failures, preventive maintenance helps healthcare facilities spot trends in the repair needs. Additionally, user training goes a long way to ensuring proper bed functionality.

Hidden Defects

Hospital beds are becoming more sophisticated every year. Some of the latest options provide added comfort and communication to the patient while others are improvements to basic life saving features such as the CPR release. Defects to this feature can go unnoticed until the moment it is needed. Ensuring your equipment is part of an annual preventive maintenance program ensures these feature work properly when they are most needed.

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