In the fast-evolving landscape of medical technology, many hospitals still rely on spreadsheets and manual tracking to manage their equipment. A mid-sized healthcare facility in the U.S. was facing recurring issues such as equipment downtime, missed certification deadlines, and inefficient resource usage. These challenges were affecting patient care and operational efficiency—particularly in areas like diagnostic imaging and surgical equipment management.
To modernize their operations, Levels Tech delivered a tailored Healthcare Equipment Management System (HEMS) — a scalable, IoT-enabled platform built for real-time equipment tracking, compliance, and maintenance automation.
Key features included:
RFID and barcode tagging for accurate asset identification
Automated alerts for preventive maintenance
Real-time issue reporting and resolution tracking
Built-in reminders for audits and certifications
Role-based access (Admin, Technician, Auditor)
Visual dashboards with downloadable analytics
The system was developed using ReactJS, .NET Core, and SQL Server and securely deployed on Microsoft Azure with OAuth2 authentication.
As medical machinery manufacturers continue to innovate, our system bridges the gap between hardware and digital control — making it easier for hospitals to manage equipment from multiple vendors and manufacturers.
Within the first 3 months of implementation, the hospital reported:
30% reduction in equipment-related downtime
Significantly improved audit readiness
Faster issue resolution across departments
Greater transparency in managing high-value medical solutions and assets
This not only improved patient care but also aligned the hospital’s workflows with modern healthcare solutions standards.
We provided complete project ownership.
Requirement gathering
UI/UX design
Full-stack development & QA
Cloud deployment
Staff onboarding & post-launch support
“This solution helped streamline our equipment operations and made our compliance process much smoother.”
— Healthcare Operations Manager (Client name withheld for confidentiality)