Surgical Holdings are joining EBME Expo 2023 to showcase its one-of-a kind surgical repair service that transforms broken, damaged, and worn instruments to an ‘as new’ condition.
The unique service allows theatre and sterile services teams to manage and care for their surgical instruments in a sustainable and cost-effective way, while ensuring patients receive the highest level of care and surgery.
All repairs are carried out in Surgical Holdings’ state-of-the-art workshop facility based in Southend by a team of highly skilled and experienced technicians.
For hospitals, this ensures a quick, quality controlled and cost-efficient service, without the costs and delays associated with overseas shipping. The team also offer the guarantee of product placement if they are unable to return the instrument to an ‘as new’ condition.
To streamline the repair process, Surgical Holdings has also developed an online customer interface software called ‘Surgifix’, allowing customers to manage their repairs remotely and create real time reports on work done. Hospitals can communicate directly with the repair team to stay up to date with the live progress of repairs and the option to view historical scope repair reports.
The award-winning British manufacturer of surgical Instruments and established supplier –will also be demonstrating the ground-breaking NuTrace laser marking system for the first time at the exhibition to help hospitals ensure full traceability of surgical instruments in the sterile supply workflow.
Dan Coole, Managing Director of Surgical Holdings, said: “We are delighted to be joining this year’s EBME Expo to showcase how, by opting to repair instruments over replace, we can support hospitals to take the best approach for global sustainability and achieve huge savings. We are committed to offering hospitals long-term value for money in choosing the sustainable option and we also support the customer to create their own quality inspection procedures to further reduce unnecessary spend.”
Surgical Holdings repairs over 13,000 surgical instruments per year, including rigid endoscopes and orthopaedic power tools. Using the latest optical technology, the company repairs scopes back to the manufacturer’s specification, with all parts having full traceability. They also manufacture complicated fibre bundles for endoscopes in-house, using high quality German fibre optic material and stainless-steel tubing.
Further, they are the only service provider in the UK repairing Pneumatic and Battery hand pieces under one roof.
Dan adds: “Surgical Holdings care immensely about the work that we do, never forgetting that the instruments we create, and repair are responsible for saving lives. We insist on controlling the quality of every item we manufacture, from the materials used to the rigorous procedures we apply to testing.”
Surgical Holdings will be showcasing their expanding portfolio of sustainable surgical instrument solutions on F02 at EBME Expo 2023.
The EBME (Electronic and biomedical engineering) conference and exhibition taking place at the Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry on 28-29 June 2023. For more information, click here.
