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# What Is the Best Way to Handle Equipment Repair Requests in a Clinic?
- URL: https://blog.jestor.com/equipment-repair-requests-clinic/
- Published: 2026-10-13T21:13:53.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-13T21:13:53.000Z
- Author: Bruno Bannach

An efficient way to **handle equipment repair requests in a clinic** is to receive every request through a form, classify it by priority, assign a technician or supplier and track it until the device is back in use.

In **Jestor**, repair requests move through a **Kanban**, and each one is linked to the equipment's history.

## Why do repair requests stall?

Broken equipment is usually reported verbally or in a chat group. The message is seen, but nobody takes ownership.

Meanwhile, the device stays out of use, procedures are rescheduled and the clinic loses revenue.

## What problems does a repair request flow solve?

- Faults reported but never fixed
- No priority for critical equipment
- Unknown repair status
- No history of repeated failures
- Supplier warranty not used

## How do I set up repair requests in Jestor?

1. **Create a repair request form** with equipment, location, description and photos.
2. **Classify priority**: Critical, High, Normal.
3. **Define phases**: Opened, Assigned, In repair, Waiting for parts, Resolved.
4. **Set SLA deadlines** by priority.
5. **Link each request to the device**, building a repair history.

| Priority | Example                              | Expected response |
| -------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------- |
| Critical | Device needed for today's procedures | Same day          |
| High     | Device with a backup available       | Within a few days |
| Normal   | Minor fault                          | Scheduled repair  |

## How does repair history support better decisions?

When every repair is linked to the device, frequent failures become visible.

Managers can decide whether to replace equipment or renegotiate maintenance contracts based on data.

## Why use Jestor for clinic repair requests?

- **One entry point**: every fault arrives through the same form.
- **Ready templates**: Maintenance Requests and Single Equipment Maintenance are available in the [Jestor templates](https://www.jestor.com/pt/templates/?ref=blog.jestor.com).
- **SLA by priority**: critical repairs stand out.
- **Equipment history**: failures, parts and costs per device.

Supplier contacts and warranty dates can live on the equipment record as well. When a device fails, the person handling the request immediately sees whether the repair is covered and which technician to call, without searching through old emails.

This is how you handle equipment repair requests in a clinic without losing track.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Can staff attach photos of the problem?

Yes. The request form accepts photos and files.

### Is there a ready maintenance template?

Yes. Several maintenance templates install in about two minutes; see [jestor.com](https://www.jestor.com/?ref=blog.jestor.com).

### Can I track repair costs?

Yes. Add cost fields to each request and group them by device on a dashboard.

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