Trimedx expands clinical engineering services for ambulatory surgery centers nationwide
Flexible service models help provide up to 62% faster service response and 40% improved equipment availability in ambulatory care settings
INDIANAPOLIS — NOVEMBER 10, 2026 — Trimedx is expanding its Clinical Engineering Services to ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), bringing the company’s clinical asset expertise, technology, and service capabilities to a growing segment of the healthcare market.
As more care moves beyond hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers need reliable medical equipment and flexible support tailored to their operating environment. Trimedx’s Clinical Engineering Services help ASCs keep clinical assets safe, compliant, and ready for patient care.
ASC clients can choose from on-demand time-and-materials service, preventative maintenance, labor-only, and comprehensive full-service programs. Depending on the model, services may include preventative and corrective maintenance, regulatory documentation, equipment-inventory visibility, local technical resources, program leadership, and clinical asset planning.
Supporting Trimedx’s Clinical Engineering Services is TMX Maintain, part of TMX, the company’s performance intelligence platform for clinical assets. TMX Maintain brings together equipment service history, maintenance workflows, and technical guidance to help technicians keep the equipment that matters most to ASCs operating and ready for care. For ASC leaders, this connects hands-on service with data-informed support for equipment reliability and availability, with capabilities aligned to the selected service model.
“Ambulatory surgery centers play an increasingly important role in how care is delivered, and their clinical assets must perform reliably in environments where efficiency, access, and patient schedules are closely connected,” says Trimedx Chief Commercial Officer Ted Dunham. “Our flexible approach gives ASC leaders the ability to choose the support they need today while creating a path to strengthen performance as their organizations grow.”
ASC clients can also add capital planning, recall and alert management, accreditation support, Clinical Asset Management Services powered by TMX Optimize, and Cybersecurity Services powered by TMX Protect. These capabilities bring greater visibility and support across the clinical asset lifecycle while allowing each organization to build a service model around its operational priorities.
Local technicians and engineers, backed by regional and national resources, help surgery centers address immediate service needs and access broader clinical asset expertise and technology-enabled insights. In ambulatory care settings, this results in up to 62% faster response times than the current service provider, a 40% improvement in equipment availability, and a 34% longer useful life for existing clinical assets. A three- to four-day service response often becomes a same-day response.
“This expansion allows us to bring our expertise to a broader range of healthcare providers and help them improve the safety, reliability, and performance of the medical equipment their teams and patients depend on,” says Matthew Bray, Trimedx’s ambulatory service vice president and general manager.
Learn more about Trimedx services for ambulatory surgery centers or request a tailored proposal at Trimedx’s ambulatory surgery center services webpage.
About Trimedx
Trimedx is an industry-leading clinical asset performance company, helping health systems transform medical devices from a cost into a source of strategic advantage. Built by providers, for providers, our experts deliver clinical engineering, clinical asset management, and cybersecurity while continuously capturing intelligence from the clinical floor. Powered by TMX—our clinical asset intelligence platform built on a service history of more than 7.5 million devices with data on 90-95% of in-use U.S. medical equipment—Trimedx turns unmatched intelligence into predictive insights that help prevent failures before they happen. The result is lower operating expenses, optimized capital investments, stronger medical device safety and security, and more resources available for patient care—because in critical environments, all systems are critical.
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