CMMS Platforms

Enterprise healthcare CMMS with asset lifecycle management, Joint Commission compliance documentation, and mobile work order execution.

Siemens-owned healthcare CMMS covering clinical engineering, facilities maintenance, and environment of care compliance for hospitals.

Cloud CMMS for HTM and biomed with AI preventive maintenance assistant (Anahi), field and depot repair tracking, and rapid deployment.

Cloud CMMS from the Fluke family with customizable workflows, healthcare maintenance features, and Fluke test equipment integration.

Healthcare-exclusive CMMS since 1983, installed at Baylor Scott & White and all LA County Hospitals. Acquired by TMA Systems in March 2025.

CMMS and work order management platform that pairs maintenance management with interactive visual floor-plan mapping, letting teams locate assets and infrastructure on building drawings. Healthcare systems are a primary vertical.

Cloud CMMS from Rockwell Automation with AI-powered predictive maintenance (Asset Risk Predictor), work order management, and advanced analytics.

Cloud-based CMMS with healthcare maintenance capabilities including work order management, PM scheduling, and asset tracking for hospitals and clinics.

AI-powered enterprise asset management with predictive maintenance, condition-based monitoring, and comprehensive CMMS/EAM for healthcare.

User-friendly CMMS with AI-powered asset onboarding (Asset Snap), preventive maintenance builder, and resource planning for maintenance teams.

Maintainly is a general-purpose, mobile-first CMMS that replaces spreadsheets and paper work orders with modern maintenance management. It offers a free tier with unlimited work orders, plus Small Business and Enterprise plans, and serves industries from manufacturing and energy to aged care and hospitality. It is not purpose-built for healthcare technology management, but its preventive-maintenance scheduling, QR asset scanning, and audit trails can apply to HTM and biomed teams that want a low-cost CMMS starting point.

MaintainNow is a cloud CMMS for work order tracking, asset management, preventive maintenance scheduling, and parts inventory control, available with a mobile app. It is a general-purpose maintenance platform serving manufacturing, facilities, fleet, food and beverage, construction, fitness, and healthcare, so it is a partial HTM fit rather than a healthcare-specific biomedical tool. Pricing is freemium with paid per-user tiers.

Mobile-first work order and procedure management platform with built-in messaging, digital checklists, and PM scheduling for maintenance teams.

MAPCON Technologies is a long-established CMMS provider founded in 1982 and based in Des Moines, Iowa. Its software manages work orders, preventive maintenance, equipment, and inventory across many verticals, including healthcare and hospitals among manufacturing, utilities, education, and government. It is a broad multi-industry CMMS rather than an HTM-purpose-built tool, but its concurrent-user licensing, 200-plus standard reports, and mobile access make it a viable general option for biomed teams.

Healthcare CMMS since 1983. Integrates with PartsSource, Fluke Ansur, and Datrend. Featured in 24x7 CMMS Comparison Guide 2025.

CMMS and asset tracking software with a healthcare vertical, used for work order management, preventive maintenance scheduling, and equipment asset tracking. More than 30 years in the maintenance management market.

mPro3 is a HIPAA-compliant computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) built for hospitals, universities, and healthcare facilities. It covers standard CMMS workflows such as work order management, asset and equipment tracking, preventive maintenance scheduling, and compliance documentation. Public detail on the vendor, founding, and pricing is limited, so several record fields could not be verified.

Hospital maintenance CMMS with healthcare-specific modules for clinical engineering, facilities management, and regulatory compliance tracking.

Connected workplace platform on ServiceNow providing clinical engineering, asset management, and maintenance workflows in one system of record.

Purpose-built HTM CMMS (AIMS) for clinical engineering with deep healthcare equipment management and regulatory compliance features.

Enterprise asset management (EAM) software vendor with 25+ years in the healthcare space, offering tools that integrate with SAP and IBM Maximo for maintenance planning, scheduling, and asset management.

CMMS software platform (not the staffing company) by Renovo Solutions. Cloud-based HTM asset management with FDA recall tracking. 24x7 CMMS Guide 2025.

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.

TINC CMMS is a digital maintenance management platform for healthcare focused on medical equipment and assets. It serves hospital biomedical and clinical engineering teams, maintenance departments, clinics, and medical device companies with asset inventory, preventive maintenance, work orders, cost tracking, barcode and QR code labeling, meter-based maintenance, digital signatures, and real-time dashboards. It is healthcare- and biomed-specific rather than a general industrial CMMS.

CMMS and facility management platform used by healthcare organizations for clinical engineering work orders, PM scheduling, and compliance tracking.

CMMS software platform (not the service company) by TRIMEDX. AI-powered predictive maintenance, FDA recall automation, and voice-to-text. 6,000+ sites.

Healthcare CMMS since 2015. Integrates with Fluke OneQA, Asimily, and Equiptrack. Featured in TechNation 2025 and 24x7 CMMS Comparison Guide 2025.

Mobile-first AI-powered CMMS with three AI engines (Nova agent, Intelligence, and Studio), IoT sensor integration, and work order management.

UptimeHealth is cloud software for medical device service, equipment management, compliance, and facilities management, with a built-in network of service technicians. It targets medical, dental, and veterinary practices as well as outpatient providers, dental groups, and urgent care clinics, helping them track service events, manage compliance documentation, and source repairs. It markets predictive and automation features for service events, though no specific machine-learning technique is publicly named.