For clinics & surgery centers
From “the exam light is out” to documented before the survey.
Every PM time-stamped, every record attached — survey-ready every day, not 300 hours before the visit.
Unlimited users · No credit card required
7:42 AM
Exam 3 · East wing
Reported: Exam light flickering
Anyone can report — no login
7:43 AM
Exam light — Exam 3
HighAssigned · Facilities
2:06 PM
Work order closed — logged for inspection
Verified with photo · 6h 24m to close
Exam 3 · Service history · Service history
Light ballast · Today
7:42 AM
Exam 3 · East wing
Reported: Exam light flickering
Anyone can report — no login
7:43 AM
Exam light — Exam 3
HighAssigned · Facilities
2:06 PM
Work order closed — logged for inspection
Verified with photo · 6h 24m to close
Exam 3 · Service history · Service history
Light ballast · Today
A day in WiseHQ: at 7:42 AM someone scans a room QR code and reports an issue with no login. At 7:43 AM a work order is created and routed to the right team. At 9:15 AM WiseHQ AI answers a maintenance question, citing the equipment manual. At 10:30 AM preventive maintenance is scheduled. At 2:06 PM the work order is closed with photo verification and the asset's service history is updated. Timestamps are illustrative: 7:42 AM, 7:43 AM, 9:15 AM, 10:30 AM, 2:06 PM.
The outpatient reality
Survey day shouldn't be a scramble
The equipment usually works. The record of the work is what fails a survey — and it lives in binders, inboxes, and your vendors' filing cabinets.
The citation is the paperwork, not the equipment. Surveyors rarely write you up for a broken autoclave — they write you up for the PM log you can't produce, unsigned and undated.
Survey prep eats weeks. The surveyor's first request is twelve months of maintenance logs, organized. Paper-based facilities report roughly 300 hours assembling them.
PM lives in binders that don't talk to each other. Sterilizers, generators, medical gas, HVAC — each with its own required interval and its own binder, completed inconsistently and lost between offices.
There is no facilities department. At most clinics, dental groups, and ASCs, “facilities” is an office manager plus vendors — and enterprise healthcare CMMS assumes a staffed engineering team.
- 65%+
- of TJC-surveyed hospitals received Environment-of-Care citations in 2025 — Oxmaint
- 70%+
- of findings are documentation deficiencies, not broken equipment — Oxmaint
- ~300
- hours of survey prep reported by paper-based facilities — Oxmaint
Preventive maintenance
The PM log builds itself as the work happens
- Clinical and building assets on one schedule — autoclaves next to air handlers
- Every completion stamped with who, when, and photos
- Twelve months of history is a filter, not a filing project
Autoclave biological indicator test
Weekly
Generator load test
Monthly
Medical gas outlet inspection
Annual
Due maintenance becomes a real work order — and its completion becomes the record.
Asset service history
Scan the sterilizer. See its documented life.
- QR tags on clinical and building equipment alike
- Repairs, PMs, and photos in one dated timeline
- Manuals and service contracts attached to the asset
- Aug 2Quarterly PM completed — verified with photo
- Jul 7Weekly biological indicator test passed
- May 4Door gasket replaced
WiseHQ AI
Ask the manual. Get a cited answer.
- Reads the IFUs, manuals, and contracts you upload
- Every answer cites the document and page it came from
- Works on a phone, standing at the device
WiseHQ AI
Weekly biological indicator testing, plus quarterly preventive maintenance per the manufacturer.
Midmark M11 manual · p. 27
Work orders
An evidence trail for every correction
- Corrective work assigned with owners and due dates
- Photos and notes attached at completion
- Closed work orders stay on the record, ready to produce
Replace OR corridor door closer
Routed to Facilities
Repair med-gas zone alarm light
Routed to Biomed vendor
Re-mount eyewash station — Lab
Routed to Facilities
One platform
The rest of the building is covered too
Facility management for the whole clinic — not just the regulated equipment.
Public QR reporting
A QR in every room. Nurses and MAs report a facility issue in seconds — no accounts, no training.
Compliance tracking
A standing picture of inspection status — certificates, checks, and renewals with dates attached.
Floor plans & room QRs
Draw your suite, print QR signs, and give every exam room its own living history.
Inventory & supplies
Counts and low-stock alerts, so filters and gaskets are on the shelf before the PM comes due.
Vendor directory
Your biomed and building vendors with ratings, documents, and service history in one place.
Mobile app & push
Scan, photograph, and close work from a phone — built phone-first for people without desks.
FAQ
Straight answers
What clinic managers and ASC administrators ask us before joining the beta.
Is WiseHQ an enterprise healthcare CMMS?
Will this make us compliant with Joint Commission, AAAHC, or CMS?
Can clinical staff report issues without accounts?
How does pricing work?
How do our existing asset lists and PM schedules get in?
How are our documents secured?
Can we export our data if we leave?
Be survey-ready every day
Join the beta and get 20% off for your first 6 months. Unlimited users — bring every nurse, MA, and vendor along.