Always.
When it comes to the repair of medical equipment there is no room for error.
The servicing of life-saving medical devices requires precision, training, and accountability.
Patient safety demands that servicing of medical equipment be conducted by trained, authorized, and regulated servicers who are accountable to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Our mission is simple:
Ensure those who service or repair medical technology used to treat or diagnose patients are qualified and follow FDA guidance.
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Let’s Be Serious About Right to Repair and Patient Safety
A recent editorial by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, discussed the introduction of right to repair legislation in the Pennsylvania State House, a bill that looks to help usher…
Safe Repair Project Welcomes Three New Organizations to Its Efforts
The Safe Repair Project is delighted to introduce three new organizations who are partnering with us to educate consumers about why we need to safeguard medical devices…
Former FDA Associate Commissioner Partners with Safe Repair Project
The pressing issue of right to repair has brought up important questions regarding how we balance accessibility and product innovation. But for the medical device space, it…
Tracking Statewide Right to Repair Activity
As we approach the halfway mark of 2024, state legislatures continue to consider their own forms of right to repair legislation, going through the process of evaluating…
The Safe Repair Project is an initiative of The American Consumer Institute Center for Citizen Research, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational and research institute, whose core mission is to promote consumer welfare.