SoftPro Medical Solutions
CMMS PlatformsHTMwire assessment
Developer of Medusa, a CMMS built exclusively for clinical engineering and medical equipment management. Used by hospitals to track, maintain, and document medical device fleets.
Key Features
- ✓ Medusa CMMS purpose-built for clinical engineering
- ✓ Medical equipment inventory and lifecycle tracking
- ✓ Preventive maintenance scheduling
- ✓ Work order management
What Sets Them Apart
Medusa CMMS is built exclusively for clinical engineering rather than adapted from a general facilities tool.
How SoftPro Medical Solutions Uses AI
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Key Numbers
- ▪ 500+ hospitals across 14 countries
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is SoftPro Medical Solutions' Medusa CMMS used for?
Medusa is a CMMS built exclusively for clinical engineering and medical equipment management, developed by SoftPro Medical Solutions. Hospitals use it to track, maintain, and document medical device fleets, with medical equipment inventory and lifecycle tracking, preventive maintenance scheduling, and work order management. SoftPro reports use across 500+ hospitals in 14 countries.
Is SoftPro Medical Solutions' Medusa healthcare-specific?
Yes. Medusa is built exclusively for clinical engineering rather than adapted from a general facilities tool. SoftPro Medical Solutions designed it for medical equipment management, and it is reported in use across 500+ hospitals in 14 countries.
Who is SoftPro Medical Solutions' Medusa built for?
Medusa is built for HTM directors, clinical engineering VPs, and biomed managers managing medical device fleets. The cloud-based CMMS suits mid-size, large, and multi-site hospitals, and SoftPro Medical Solutions reports use across 500+ hospitals in 14 countries.
Where is SoftPro Medical Solutions based?
SoftPro Medical Solutions is based in Malmö, Sweden, and was founded in 1994. It develops Medusa, a CMMS built exclusively for clinical engineering and medical equipment management, used across 500+ hospitals in 14 countries.
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