Emeritus Exposes Hidden Financial Toll of Reactive Maintenance in Hospitals
New data shows that delaying bed maintenance costs hospitals far more in downtime, labor, and lost throughput than proactive service plans.
- (1888PressRelease) August 22, 2025 - Emeritus, a Veteran-Owned healthcare equipment service provider, is urging hospital administrators to re-evaluate the true cost of reactive maintenance. According to field data from partner facilities, addressing bed failures only after breakdown results in up to 50% higher service costs per incident.
The issue extends well beyond repairs. Delayed maintenance often leads to:
Extended bed downtime due to part sourcing delays
Increased use of overtime labor
Repeated failures from symptom-only fixes
"Hospitals lose not just time, but also revenue and staff efficiency when beds go down unexpectedly," said a spokesperson for Emeritus. "Preventative service isn't an expense-it's an investment in operational reliability."
Emeritus's preventative maintenance programs provide:
Scheduled inspections and servicing
Wear-part replacements before failure
Real-time tracking of maintenance history and asset condition
Facilities partnering with Emeritus have reported a 30% reduction in total maintenance spend and significantly improved bed availability. These improvements lead to better patient throughput, fewer surgical delays, and smoother ER admissions.
As healthcare systems continue to face budget constraints and rising patient volumes, Emeritus highlights preventative maintenance as a smart, data-driven strategy for reducing hidden costs and maintaining high-quality care.
About Emeritus
Emeritus is a Veteran-Owned healthcare technology service provider specializing in preventative maintenance, repairs, and lifecycle management for hospital beds and patient mobility equipment.
For more information, visit www.emerituscs.com.
###
space
space
Satisfied Users & 
Approved Press Releases
Print
Email
Report Spam