We ensure your vital signs monitoring systems provide accurate and reliable clinical data. We provide advanced diagnostics, component repair, and calibration for vital signs monitors.

Whether you are dealing with a blood pressure cuff that won't inflate, an SpO2 sensor that fails to pick up a signal, faulty temperature probe, or a battery that won't hold a charge, our factory-trained biomedical technicians can quickly diagnose and repair your equipment to OEM standards, so you can take patient vitals confidently.

Our Capabilities

Our services include:

• Diagnostic Service & Repair: We troubleshoot and repair board-level failures, pneumatic leaks, power issues, and more to get your monitors back in service quickly.
• Calibration & Verification: We use factory and OEM level software to calibrate your vital signs monitors with tools such as simulators to verify that your blood pressure readings, oxygen saturation levels, and temperature are within manufacturer tolerances.
• Safety Inspections: Verifying electrical safety (NFPA 99) and functional performance to keep you compliant with CMS, Joint Commission, and DOH standards.

Who We Serve

We support practices throughout New Jersey, New York City, Philadelphia, and Connecticut, minimizing downtime in fast-paced environments, including:

• Urgent Care Centers: High-volume locations where reliable workflows are required.
• Hospitals & ERs: Large numbers of vital signs monitors may require supplementing your clinical engineering team with our calibration services to work through large numbers of devices.
• Private Practices: Internal Medicine, Cardiology, and Pediatrics.
• Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC): Pre-op and PACU monitoring.

We repair and calibrate most major brands of spot vital signs, continuous monitors, and wall-mounted systems.

Here are some common brands and models we service:

• Welch Allyn (Connex Spot, Spot Vital Signs LXi, 4400 Series, VSM 300/6000 Series, Connex 360)
• GE / Dinamap (Carescape V100, Pro 1000/4000)
• Mindray / Datascope (Accutorr and Passport Series)
• Edan (M3, iM Series)
• Philips and Criticare

These are some common issues we fix for vital signs monitors:

• Cuff not properly inflating or producing suspect or inaccurate NIBP readings.
• SpO2 finger sensor is malfunctioning
• Temperature probe damaged or providing incorrect readings.
• Power related issues such as the device shutting off unexpectedly, AC port damage, battery issues
• Housing or mobile cart/trolley related damage such as broken wheels or casters and damaged mounting
• Physical Damage such as cracked screens, broken handles, or unresponsive touchscreens