Comprehensive support, beyond the sale
Equipment is only as good as the support behind it. Our biomedical engineering team provides full lifecycle support for medical equipment across Ghana.
Keep equipment running
Installation, maintenance and repair carried out by qualified biomedical engineers.
Installation and commissioning
Standards-compliant installation and commissioning, so equipment performs correctly from day one and your staff know how to use it.
Planned preventive maintenance (PPM)
Scheduled inspection and servicing that extends equipment life, keeps you safety compliant and cuts unexpected breakdowns.
Corrective maintenance
Fast, reliable repairs to minimise downtime. Our service line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
PPM record
JACE Technologies
- Equipment
- Infusion pump
- Visit
- Quarterly PPM
- Checked
- Flow accuracy, occlusion alarm, battery, electrical safety
- Next service
- In 3 months
Every visit ends with a documented record, so you always know when each device was last checked and when it is due again.
Equipment down? Call the 24/7 service line.
Service support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Plan and set up
Expert guidance for choosing equipment and building new or expanding facilities.
Medical device consultation
Advice on equipment selection, procurement and lifecycle planning, matched to your clinical needs and budget.
Hospital and laboratory setup
End-to-end guidance for new or expanding facilities: space planning, equipment specification, regulatory compliance and staff orientation.
How working with us works
- Step 1
Tell us what you need
Share the equipment, the problem or the project. A form, a call or an email all work.
- Step 2
Engineer assessment
A biomedical engineer reviews the equipment or site and confirms the scope with you.
- Step 3
Clear proposal
You receive a written quote and schedule before any work starts.
- Step 4
Work and records
We carry out the work and hand over service records for your equipment files.
Let's plan your equipment support
Whether it is one device or a whole new facility, start with a conversation with one of our biomedical engineers.