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Compliance Guide ~7 min read New federal rules require most healthcare facilities to have accessible diagnostic equipment in place by 2026. Here's exactly what "accessible" means for exam tables and weight scales — and how to meet both requirements without overbuying. Two separate requirements — counted & enforced independently OBLIGATION 1 M301/M302 Accessible exam table / chair Lowers to a transfer height a wheelchair user can transfer onto. + OBLIGATION 2 M303 Access …

TL;DR: The medical device industry is evolving rapidly, transforming how healthcare professionals deliver care and manage their facilities. This blog explores seven key medical device industry trends that are shaping patient care, technology, and operational efficiency across the healthcare landscape. Readers will discover: How the growing medical device industry market size is creating more options and innovations for practices. The impact of technological advancements like AI and IoT on diagn …

When it comes time to purchase a new exam chair for your practice, you’ll have many options and brands to choose from. Each has its own benefits and unique qualities. But, of all the different brands, Midmark power exam tables are some of the best.  Of course, you’ll still have to decide which model makes the most sense for your practice, patients, and budget.  Read on to learn more about the difference between two popular models, the 224 and 225 Midmark power procedur …

TL;DR: Understanding and maintaining medical device compliance is vital for ensuring patient safety, meeting legal standards, and protecting your healthcare practice’s reputation. This blog explores what compliance means, who regulates it, and how to stay compliant in an evolving healthcare landscape. The key organizations that set global and national compliance standards (FDA, ISO, EMA/MDR). Why meeting medical equipment compliance requirements protects patients, finances, and brand trus …

TL;DR: Properly disinfecting medical tables is essential for patient safety, equipment longevity, and compliance with healthcare standards. Use EPA-approved disinfectants, follow manufacturer guidelines, and apply careful cleaning methods to preserve table upholstery. Do: Read disinfectant labels for material compatibility. Follow contact time instructions. Rinse and dry surfaces after use. Don’t: Mix chemicals (can damage materials or cause toxic fumes). Skip rinsing between products ( …