- MultiMedical Systems -
Surgical Services
Endoscopy Repair
MultiMedical Systems offers complete repair and restoration for all flexible, rigid and semi-rigid endoscopes no matter the diameter size.
We offer repair services on endoscope accessories which include: cameras, couplers, light sources, endo tower systems, processors, fiber-optic cables. scope accessories and additional ancillary video equipment. Our complete repair service includes shipping and loaners at no additional cost.
Surgical Instrument Repair
MMS offers full-service repair on handheld power instrumentation, arthroscopic shavers, bone saws, drills, and attachments. MMS also repairs all fiber optic cables, air and power hoses, Phaco handpieces, microdebrieders, harmonic scalpels, diamond knife sharpening, MicroAire tools, and foot pedals, laparoscopic-insulation, powder/potting coating of your ESU instrumentation.
Specialty Services
Web-based portal
In-service training provided to reduce downtime and spend
SPD staff
Preventative maintenance inspections and
reporting twice a year
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Special Events
Your Preventative Maintenance Backlog Doesn’t Get Better by Ignoring It
Braden Mackay and Nicole Palmer We’ve all done it. You open your CMMS. You see 1,742 open work orders. You quietly close the laptop. Maybe tomorrow. The problem with preventive maintenance is that it behaves a lot like laundry. Ignore it for a week? Not terrible. Ignore it for two months? Now you’re questioning every…
What Surveyors Really Want. Hint – They’re Not Trying to Ruin Your Week
By Dalene Anderson & Nicole Palmer If you’ve worked in healthcare long enough, you’ve probably heard some version of this sentence: “The Joint Commission is in the lobby.” Nothing spikes your heart rate quite like those six words. Suddenly everyone starts walking a little faster. Someone is frantically looking for a work order from 2021….
The Importance of Trust: Why Relationships Between Biomeds and Hospital Staff Matter
Biomedical technicians often work behind the scenes, but their relationship with hospital staff plays a critical role in patient safety and healthcare operations. The strongest healthcare environments are built on open, honest, and productive communication between clinical teams and biomedical engineering departments. Without trust and collaboration, important equipment concerns can go unreported, small issues can…
Why Medical Equipment Inventories Are Worth Every Penny
Picture this: A nurse needs an infusion pump. The nurse calls Biomed. Biomed checks the CMMS and sees there should be three available pumps in the department. The nurse can’t find them. Biomed can’t find them. The department manager can’t find them. Twenty minutes, six phone calls, and one growing headache later, someone discovers the…
Measuring What Matters: The Truth About Biomed Productivity
In biomedical engineering, productivity is often measured by one simple metric: how many preventive maintenance inspections were completed. But anyone who truly understands healthcare technology management knows productivity is far more complex than closing work orders. A high-performing biomedical technician is not simply someone who moves quickly from room to room checking boxes. True productivity…
The Unseen Heroes of Healthcare: Why Biomedical Technicians Matter More Than Ever
When people think about healthcare heroes, they often picture doctors, nurses, and first responders. Rarely do they think about the biomedical technician quietly working in a basement shop, hallway, operating room, clinic, or patient unit ensuring the equipment behind modern medicine is functioning safely and accurately. But they should. Biomedical professionals are some of the…
The Medical Equipment Reality Check
When Was the Last Time Your Database Matched the Hospital? Let’s start with an honest question. If you walked through your hospital right now and compared every device on the floor with what’s listed in the asset database… how close would the two actually match? Pretty close?Mostly close?Or “Let’s not talk about it”? If you’ve…
Are Your Medical Devices a Cybersecurity Risk
RTLS, Ransomware, and the New Reality for Biomeds Not that long ago, biomedical technicians mostly worried about things like blown fuses, worn cables, and whether someone spilled coffee into a patient monitor. Today? There’s a good chance you’re also hearing about network vulnerabilities, ransomware threats, and firmware patches before your first cup of coffee. Medical…
Staffing shortage in the HTM Industry
First, we can all agree that there is NO magic bullet when it comes to the staffing shortage we are experiencing across the country. Our friends at AAMI and the HTM Associations are doing a great job promoting this career field to the younger generation. But is that enough? Amazing HTM schools are in full…