The Most Advanced Instrument Technology
Leveraging Technology Advancements

InstruMedics LLC provides quick turn-around and quality repair service in part to our extensive investment in state-of-the-art technology and the certified technicians who are trained to use our technology.

All technology is kept up-to-date and advancements in technology are always being explored. At InstruMedics LLC we are always looking for ways to improve our service, repair, and turn-around time.

Innovations such as our “InSite” hospital-based repair lab is only one example that offers our headcount at your disposal to manage and service your surgical instrumentation and equipment 5-6 days every week right inside your facility and has been operational at several institutions for years!  InSite is much more than a concept or promise supported by the fact InstruMedics has approximately ten InSites up and operational today across the country and several others under construction or negotiation.  Van-based repairs also available.

Reporting Capabilities- InstruMedics provides several standard reports relating to repairs and repair expenditures.  Reports can be customized to read and provide information as mutually determined. 

Our custom, proprietary  software- SIMART (Surgical Instrument Management and Repair Technologies) captures all repair service data including service and repairs per set, per service, etc. as well as generate exception reports, pro-active maintenance schedules and others.  Repairs for scopes and power equipment will be tracked by serial number.  Our standard reports are provided at NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE included as one of the many benefits and part of our partnership!

Skilled Technicians
Technicians and Training-  All InstruMedics technicians are salaried, company employees who undergo a rigorous and thorough apprenticeship program initially lasting a minimum of twelve weeks under close supervision. Training programs have been written by factory trained master technicians who mentor each apprentice during initial training. 

Training includes a combination of video, classroom/textbook, observation and hands-on development in a repeatable, progressive, controlled process. Technical training is on-going, incorporating annual updates based on new technology, techniques, and industry innovations.  All technicians are cross-trained and tested periodically which results in a technician who capably handles all hand-held stainless steel instrumentation.  Weekly telephone dialogue as well as internet/video conferencing, and email communication is maintained to maximize communication and demonstrate support by our National Repair Lab located in Ann Arbor, Michigan.