CTO Vishal Malhotra joined a discussion on “What’s New in the CMMS Segment?”:

“Make the CMMS a main hub of data and workflows. The hospital environment continues to become more and more connected, so it is important that the CMMS supports integrations of all types: medical devices; testers; real-time location systems; Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise-Patient Care Device; enterprise resource planning applications like Lawson and Peoplesoft; cybersecurity detection like Zingbox; and others.”

We are completely ready to serve you as always but like most businesses our employees are currently working remotely. So please see our COVID-19 Related Announcements page for information on the best ways to reach us for customer support and product inquiries. There is also reschedule information for our exhibiting presence and conference sessions with Los Angeles County Department of Health Services and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center at MD Expo Irvine 2020.

Also our sister company, AMT Datasouth, provides wristband printers, label printers, and software that helps with admittance and creating unique wristband and label formats and layouts that can help meet the needs associated with additional areas, locations, equipment, and even new designations for patients as they are being tested for the virus. See our COVID-19 Admissions and Software Solutions page for more details.

EQ2, LLC and Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (LA County DHS) announce the installment of the HEMS® CMMS for use in all LA County Hospitals and Health Centers.

The HEMS software will enable LA County DHS Biomed, Facilities, and Supply Chain Operations departments to document and monitor key aspects of equipment and facility systems, including Procurement, Receiving, Service Contracts, Maintenance, Repair, and to Conduct Inventories.

QRS Solutions, which provides precision calibrations and metrology services and equipment assisted EQ2 in providing service during installation and going forward for ongoing support.

EQ2 announces the HEMS® CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) is now installed and operational in 26 Baylor Scott & White Health hospitals in Texas. The software helps Baylor Scott & White Biomed, Facilities and Environmental Services departments manage their daily workflows, compliance activities and stock management for facilities and medical devices.

We are honored to be co-presenting with two such prominent healthcare systems. If you will be at the event, we invite you to come to these sessions: Cradle to Grave Asset Management Using Best Practices, Benchmarking and Standardization and Interdepartment Information Visibility and Life Cycle Management Decisions.

EQ2’s Kim Stovall will be presenting: New Trends in Interoperability on Friday, January 24 from 10:15 – 11:45 AM.

Rich Sable joined Matt Baretich, Founder of Baretich Engineering; D. Courtney Nanney, National Quality Manager at Catholic Health Initiatives; Seth Blanchard, Biomedical Site Coordinator, WakeMed Health & Hosptials; and Thomas Todro, Engineer with The Joint Commission in this TechNation AEM Story, talking about how to make an AEM program successful

“One factor to consider is the longevity of the CMMS vendor because this is directly related to their knowledge and experience with HTM needs and regulatory compliance. Another factor to consider is the delivery model such as SaaS or in-house servers because many IT departments will dictate the delivery model, and a vendor that offers both solutions will better meet their IT department’s needs.”

EQ2’s CEO Joe Eichberger Speaks Directly to TechNation Readers in a Featured Company Profile in the September 2019 Issue

Both Product Manager Rich Sable and Chief Technology Officer Vishal Malhotra are part of the Technation cover story on Optimizing Your CMMS: Much More than PM Schedules