Connecting skilled nursing facilities, physical therapy clinics, urgent care centers, and medical offices in Birmingham with qualified local biomedical technicians for patient scale calibration, PCREE testing, equipment repair, and compliance documentation.
Birmingham is Alabama's largest city and the hub of the state's healthcare industry, home to UAB Medicine and a dense cluster of skilled nursing and long-term care facilities serving Jefferson and Shelby counties.
Medical Equipment Repair Network connects Birmingham healthcare facilities with experienced local biomedical technicians for patient scale calibration, PCREE electrical safety testing, patient lift inspection, vital monitor calibration, and general equipment repair. Full documentation packages after every visit — calibration certificates, test reports, and service records organized for CMS and state survey compliance.
Annual NIST-traceable calibration for floor scales, chair scales, bariatric scales, and wheelchair scales. Calibration certificates provided.
Leakage current, ground resistance, and touchpoint current testing per NFPA 99 for all patient care electrical equipment.
Annual inspection and load testing of ceiling lifts, floor lifts, and sit-to-stand lifts per manufacturer specifications.
Blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, and multi-parameter vital sign monitors calibrated using patient simulators.
Annual calibration for physical therapy electrotherapeutic devices and ultrasound therapy units per state PT licensing requirements.
Corrective maintenance for hospital beds, examination tables, patient lifts, scales, and other medical equipment.
Also available in Birmingham: hospital bed repair · Hoyer lift repair · oxygen concentrator service · wheelchair repair · PT clinic equipment · see a sample service report
Birmingham nursing homes · CMS data
Birmingham has 20 Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes with 2,329 certified beds. From September 2023 to August 2026, none of them were cited for an electrical safety deficiency on a Life Safety Code survey. Statewide, 0.9% of Alabama nursing homes were cited for an electrical issue over the same period.
Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog (Sept 2026). Counts include facilities listed with a Birmingham, AL address. · Look up a specific nursing home →
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