PartsSource Adds New Asset Uptime Capabilities to Its PRO Platform

May 27, 2026
PartsSource has introduced new Asset Uptime capabilities within its PRO platform to help health systems improve visibility into equipment performance and increase clinical capacity. The new features will be demonstrated at the AAMI eXchange in Denver.

At the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation eXchange in Denver, PartsSource announced in a press release new Asset Uptime capabilities within its PartsSource PRO platform. The enhancements are designed to help health systems improve enterprise visibility into clinical asset performance, strengthen operational readiness, and maximize clinical capacity.

The Asset Uptime solution provides healthcare technology management teams with a real time view of critical equipment across their networks. Its Asset Explorer feature displays equipment status in a single color coded view, while the Asset Health Record offers quick access to service data, contracts, and performance benchmarks.

Developed with ten healthcare systems, the platform now supports visibility into more than 255,000 clinical assets across 460 care sites and over 14,000 beds. The new AI driven functions help predict and plan for equipment issues before failure, automate service response, and improve utilization of existing assets.

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