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HEALTHCARE

CMMS Software for Healthcare Facilities

The building cannot close for a repair.

Facilities and equipment maintenance for hospitals, clinics, and senior living, with the inspection record ready when the surveyor arrives.

  • Free request submission
  • Inspection record built in
  • Works on a phone
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WHAT CHANGES

What a CMMS changes in a healthcare facility

A hospital never shuts, so maintenance has to happen around care. These are the four things facilities teams tell us they are trying to fix.

Requests come from nurses, clinicians, and admin by phone and in person, and the facilities team has no single list.

Anyone submits from a phone with the unit and room attached, and it lands in one queue that can be triaged by urgency.

Life safety and environment-of-care rounds live in binders, and survey prep means reconstructing months of paper.

Rounds are scheduled work with photos, timestamps, and sign-offs, so the evidence exists because the work happened.

A chiller or air handler fails and the first sign is a complaint from a patient floor.

Sensors on critical plant report continuously, and a reading out of range opens a work order before anyone on the floor notices.

Contractors service critical equipment and their paperwork never reaches the asset record.

Contractor work is assigned in the same system, so the asset history is complete when someone asks who touched it last.

RESULTS

Results from healthcare facilities teams

Measured across UpKeep customers in an independent Forrester study.

90%

Reduction in technician time spent filing work orders and finding asset information

Forrester Total Economic Impact study

315%

Return on investment from moving maintenance onto UpKeep

Forrester Total Economic Impact study

$638K

Savings from downtime avoided across the study period

Forrester Total Economic Impact study

KEY WORKFLOWS

Maintenance workflows across a healthcare facility

Facilities, compliance, and critical plant are one job in a hospital. These are the hand-offs that matter.

A nurse reports a problem on the floor

  1. CMMS The request is submitted from a phone with the unit and room attached, no account needed.
  2. CMMS It is triaged against scheduled work so genuinely urgent jobs jump the queue.
  3. Nova Ask which units generate the most requests, and what they are actually about.

An environment-of-care round comes due

  1. CMMS The round is a scheduled work order with a checklist rather than a binder page.
  2. Safety A failed item opens a corrective action linked to the same location.
  3. Safety The round and the fix stay together, which is what a surveyor asks to see.

Critical plant starts drifting

  1. Edge A temperature or vibration reading on a chiller or air handler moves out of range.
  2. CMMS A work order opens with the reading attached, before a patient floor notices.
  3. Facilities The history stays on the asset for the next capital assessment.

NOVA

Build the round your surveyor asks about

Nova is UpKeep's AI assistant, and it builds apps. Describe the round, log, or report you need in plain language and Nova builds it against your own asset and work order data, without a project.

See how Nova works
  • Build an environment-of-care round that requires a photo on any failed item.
  • Which assets had the most emergency work orders in the last six months?
  • Show me PM compliance by building for the last quarter.

PRODUCTS

Healthcare maintenance software features

These are apps, not an edition. Most teams start with the CMMS and add Safety and Edge as the compliance load grows.

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Healthcare CMMS: common questions

What is a healthcare CMMS?

It is the system a hospital or senior living facility uses to run work orders, schedule preventive maintenance on building systems, and keep the inspection record that surveyors ask for.

The defining requirement is that the building never closes, so work has to be scheduled around care and the compliance evidence has to be a by-product of doing it rather than a separate exercise.

Does UpKeep manage medical equipment or biomedical assets?

Not as a specialist system, and this is worth being clear about. UpKeep maintains the facility and its equipment, HVAC, chillers, boilers, generators, plumbing, life safety.

Biomedical equipment management with its clinical compliance requirements is served by dedicated CE/biomed platforms, and hospitals running one usually keep it. UpKeep sits alongside on the facilities side.

Does UpKeep support Joint Commission or CMS compliance?

It produces the maintenance and inspection evidence those surveys rely on: scheduled rounds with timestamps, photos, sign-offs, and the corrective action linked to the location.

It is not a compliance management suite and does not interpret the standards for you. What it does is make sure the record exists and can be produced quickly.

Can staff submit requests without a license?

Yes. Nurses, clinicians, and admin staff can submit from a phone or a QR code with no account and no paid seat, and the unit and room come attached.

How much does healthcare maintenance software cost?

UpKeep is priced per user per month, based on the people creating and closing work orders rather than beds or square footage. Requesters are free. See the pricing page for current tiers.

Can UpKeep monitor critical plant temperatures?

Yes, through Edge. Wireless sensors on chillers, freezers, and air handlers report continuously, and a reading outside the range you set opens a work order and notifies whoever is on call.

How long does implementation take?

Weeks. Most facilities start with one building or one campus: import the asset list, set PMs on critical plant, and open request intake to staff. Rounds and sensors usually follow once the work order habit holds.

GET STARTED

See it against your own facility

We will walk through your asset list, your rounds, and the equipment that causes you the most disruption to care.