Working with B-Line Medical

B-Line Medical is capable of working under the tightest deadlines, with older Clinical Skills hardware or with hardware selected by another party. However, there is a three-step process that yields a superior Clinical Skills solution.

Step 1: Bring B-Line Medical in Early
We have learned many lessons during our Clinical Skills installations, lessons that can save time and money if addressed early on in the center design process. We firmly believe that the earlier we are brought in, the better your Clinical Skills facility will be. By working closely with your architects and project manager we are able to help you avoid potential installation pitfalls, maximize your space, and achieve optimum exam and control room layouts. In short, it is never too early to bring B-Line Medical in, even if you are only considering a Clinical Skills center at this juncture. Please contact us to schedule a free consultation. There are no obligations associated with our consultation services.

Step 2: Work Together to Determine Best Hardware Fit
While some faculty and staff members may have experience with Clinical Skills facility design and the requisite hardware, they most likely will not be abreast of the latest changes and trends in technology. Furthermore, it is difficult to fully understand the ramifications of certain hardware choices if you haven't worked intimately with the technology over the past several years as B-Line Medical has. Incorrect hardware choices can often constrict scalability or may limit the ability to leverage future technology upgrades. Universities and hospitals that work closely with B-Line Medical during their hardware selection process are able to rest assured that they have met the needs of their system in the best possible way and within budget.

Step 3: View and Test Your Solution Before It is Installed
B-Line Medical encourages our clients to view, test and approve the Clinical Skills solution before any element of the system is brought on site. This ensures that the delivered system is fully functional and free of errors. This step gives our clients peace of mind and saves them aggravation as less time is spent on site conducting the system installation and testing. Furthermore, the risk of a delay from a malfunctioning system element is greatly reduced.