Preventative Maintenance Is Key To Mobile Cart And Power Systems Success

Preventative Maintenance Plans have been more popular in principle than in practice over the years. One scarcely can argue with the idea of keeping equipment well maintained to extend its expected life and avoid future repair costs. Less clear is an understanding of the actual relationship between the cost of preventative maintenance and the returns such activities can be expected to deliver. Furthermore, finding the resources within any organization to allocate towards preventative maintenance can be very costly and challenging, if not impossible.

Since the movement towards electronic patient records, mobile computer carts and power systems play an integral role in healthcare facilities. When an employee calls in sick for the day, the same inconvenience and lack of productivity is experienced when your equipment is malfunctioning. By purchasing a preventative maintenance plan, you will maximize your point-of-care computing investment by ensuring minimal downtime and reducing the costs associated with that downtime.

In this white paper, we take a look at what really happens when a cart decides to ‘call in sick.' You may be amazed at just how time consuming a process this can be for your staff, as well as being a significant drain on resources.