Compliance
Compliance, Standards & Certifications
Every inspection, repair, and calibration New York Biomedical performs is documented to the codes and standards that hospital surveyors look for. This is how we keep your medical-equipment management program audit-ready year round.
The frameworks we work to
NFPA 99
We test and document to the Health Care Facilities Code — electrical safety, isolated power systems, and equipment management requirements.
The Joint Commission
Our records align with Environment of Care (EC) and Medical Equipment Management standards, including inventory, PM completion rates, and risk categorization.
CMS Conditions of Participation
Maintenance intervals and documentation support the CMS requirements your facility is surveyed against.
AAMI
Preventive-maintenance procedures and intervals follow AAMI recommended practices for medical instrumentation.
NYSDOH
We understand New York State Department of Health expectations for hospitals and diagnostic & treatment centers.
DNV & ISO-aware
For DNV-accredited facilities, our documentation supports ISO 9001-based medical-equipment management programs.
Documentation you can hand a surveyor
Compliance is only as good as the paper trail. Every service visit produces a dated, technician-signed record: what was inspected, the test results and pass/fail criteria, parts replaced, calibration data, and the next due date. Reports are organized by device and by location so you can produce evidence in minutes, not days.
We also help you build and maintain the equipment inventory and risk classification that sits at the heart of any medical-equipment management program — the foundation every accreditor asks to see first.
Electrical safety & isolated power
Wet procedure locations such as operating rooms depend on isolated power systems and line isolation monitors (LIMs). We perform annual isolated power testing, LIM verification, and receptacle and grounding checks to NFPA 99, and we flag any circuit that drifts out of tolerance before it becomes a survey finding.
Keep your program survey-ready.
Ask how New York Biomedical documents compliance for hospitals and clinics across New York State.
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