JPen Medical

JPen Medical provides inspection, safety testing, and calibration services for medical equipment from its headquarters in Tamworth. The company serves England, Scotland, Wales, and the Channel Islands, and says it works with more than 2,000 customers at over 5,000 locations. Its services are aimed at organizations that need to maintain and check healthcare equipment.

Electrical safety testing is performed on mains-powered medical equipment. JPen Medical also describes functional checks to confirm that devices operate properly and produce reliable readings. The company presents these checks as part of keeping equipment used in healthcare safe and as support for each organization’s maintenance responsibilities.

Calibration services are intended to check instrument accuracy and, where the equipment allows, recalibrate it. The company says proper calibration can extend the useful life of some devices and increase confidence in their measurements. The scope depends on the type of equipment; the service is presented as technical support for a range of medical and healthcare devices.

For T34 infusion devices, JPen Medical offers an express annual service and testing program. The company collects the devices, tests them, and returns them, with a published typical turnaround of five to seven business days. It describes the service as comprehensive and insured; that timeline applies to this specific option, not every job the company performs.

Other listed services include testing automated external defibrillators, servicing medical refrigerators, and carrying out electrical safety checks. The range combines on-site work at a customer’s premises with collection services for certain equipment. The description of each service helps distinguish technical inspection, calibration, and device maintenance.

The company lists GP practices, hospitals, care homes, hospices, pharmacies, ambulances, and prisons among the sectors it serves. Its website says it tests more than 90,000 healthcare devices each year and aligns its services with best-practice guidance and CQC and MHRA requirements, as well as IEC 62353 for in-service testing.

JPen Medical says it was founded more than 20 years ago and that its accredited technicians have delivered these services since 2004. The company is part of PHS Group. Its website presents the work as technical support for organizations that need to maintain medical equipment and document its testing, with a focus on equipment safety and service continuity.