Hospital Bed PM and Management Program
We provide expert hospital bed and gurney repair for hospitals and clinics.
Our team also handles wheelchairs, stretchers, and other mobility equipment,
keeping them dependable for daily use.
Hospital Mobility Equipment Maintenance
enBio offers complete hospital bed services and maintenance programs that extend the life of critical transport equipment. From wheelchairs to beds, our technicians help facilities reduce downtime, improve safety, and stay compliant.
Our Mobility Equipment Services
Hospital Bed Repairs
Our skilled technicians perform hospital bed maintenance and repairs, such as replacing motors, adjusting heights, and installing side rails. These services ensure patient beds are entirely functional, safe, and in line with healthcare regulations.
Wheelchair Maintenance
We maintain and repair manual and powered wheelchairs to provide safe and smooth transportation of patients. Ongoing maintenance and inspection reduce risks, enhance use, and maintain transport equipment ready for daily use.
Stretcher PM and Servicing
Our staff provides complete stretcher service, from wheel and brake repair to frame inspection. Routine maintenance ensures patient safety during transfers and assures facility standards requirements.
Gurney PM and Servicing
We provide gurney repair and preventive maintenance services for hospitals and clinics. Every gurney is functionally, safety, and stability tested to ensure dependable patient transport between departments.
Fair. Transparent. Accountable.
enBio is setting a new benchmark in Healthcare Technology Management with a nationwide model built on transparency, fairness, and accountability. Hospitals and clinics can now access consistent pricing, flexible contracts, and dependable service without hidden fees or rigid terms.
New Nationwide Model for Hospitals & Clinics
National Rates. No Hidden Fees
- $95/hr for contracted Biomedical & Bed Services.
- $115/hr for non-contracted work — consistent nationwide.
- Transparency and fairness that hospitals can count on.
Freedom Built In. Always
- All enBio service agreements include a 90-day out clause, giving hospitals the flexibility with our trusted services.
- Clients stay because we deliver — not because they’re locked in.
Fairness as a Standard.
- Our team believes hospitals should never pay for a vendor’s inefficiency.
- We manage intelligently so that every saved dollar becomes your value. Efficiency that creates trust.
Specialists in Stryker, Hillrom, Linet
Beds PM and Servicing
Our technicians are trained to service and maintain Stryker, Hillrom, and Linet hospital beds. We handle preventive maintenance, electrical checks, and mechanical repairs to keep these advanced systems performing reliably. With brand-specific knowledge and access to proper parts, we help facilities extend the life of their beds and reduce service delays.
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FAQ
enBio’s biomedical equipment consulting covers asset inventory review, lifecycle planning, budget forecasting, and compliance readiness for hospitals and clinics. Our hospital equipment consulting team evaluates your current program and identifies where equipment reliability, cost, or documentation can improve.
Biomedical consulting services focus on strategy rather than a single repair. We help clients plan preventive maintenance schedules, vendor consolidation, and equipment replacement timelines, so decisions are based on data instead of guesswork.
Medical technology consulting benefits clinical engineering directors, facilities managers, and procurement teams who need a clear picture of equipment condition, compliance status, and total cost of ownership across a facility or health system.
Biomedical equipment planning starts with defining clinical needs, then mapping equipment specifications, budget, and maintenance requirements before purchase. This helps avoid costly gaps in service coverage or compliance once equipment is installed.
Yes. Our hospital equipment consulting reviews documentation practices, PM completion records, and equipment inventories against Joint Commission and CMS Conditions of Participation requirements, so facilities are prepared before survey day.