Medical Calibration Services
Quality Testing Calibration (QTC) provides professional medical calibration services for hospitals, laboratories, medical device environments, and healthcare technology management departments. Maintaining accurate, reliable measurement systems is critical for patient safety, dependable results, and meeting strict healthcare and regulatory requirements.
Our medical calibration services help ensure devices and instruments consistently produce accurate readings and remain supported by traceable documentation for audits, inspections, and internal quality programs.
Medical Calibration and Traceability
Our accredited Calibration Services are ISO/IEC 17025 accredited and NIST-traceable, supporting dependable measurement accuracy and defensible results. Medical calibration services reduce risk by ensuring equipment performance is verified, documented, and controlled over time.
Healthcare organizations and medical device operations often align with oversight and quality frameworks such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) medical devices guidance and ISO 13485. Our medical calibration services support documented control of monitoring and measuring equipment as part of a compliant quality system.
Medical Gage Management and Equipment Tracking
In addition to calibration, we provide structured Gage Management Services to organize calibration tracking, equipment scheduling, and documentation control. When paired with medical calibration services, gage management reduces missed intervals, supports audit readiness, and improves visibility across your inventory.
Inspection and Measurement Verification
Our Inspection Services support dimensional verification and measurement validation where required. Inspection and measurement verification can complement medical calibration services by confirming equipment performance and supporting internal QA processes.
How Often Does Medical Equipment Require Calibration?
If you are unsure when medical equipment should be serviced, consider these practical guidelines:
- When the manufacturer recommends. Manufacturer guidance often sets a baseline interval, but actual needs may vary based on usage and environment.
- After trauma to the equipment. If a device is dropped or impacted, calibration verification helps confirm continued accuracy.
- Before and after critical projects. Confirming accuracy before and after important procedures helps protect patient safety and data integrity.
- At scheduled times based on use. High-use devices may require annual or semi-annual calibration intervals depending on operational demands.
Supporting Patient Safety and Regulatory Compliance
Reliable measurement systems support patient safety, reduce risk, and strengthen quality outcomes. QTC delivers consistent, documented medical calibration services that help healthcare organizations maintain compliance, accuracy, and confidence in daily operations.