About Us

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Our history

With us, you will have an ally!

Vanguard Medical was established in 2012 as a surgical instrument repair company. In 2016, our company became certified as a minority-owned small business. Our president and founder saw the need to provide superior customer service and, as a result of our commitment to meeting our customers’ expectations, the company experienced rapid growth and continues to grow to this day.

As our company grew in the scope of services we were able to provide, we also became aware of the diverse needs of healthcare facilities and adapted as much as necessary to provide these services. Currently, our company offers the following Surgical Instrument Repair, Scope Repair, Biomedical Services, Detail Coating, Medical Equipment Replacement, Medical Film Conversion and ETO Sterilization.

More than25 +years of experience

VANGUARD Medical’s total repair cost management is structured to provide you with an increased level of accountability and produce savings in time and cost. We guarantee our repairs and your complete satisfaction.

Find Your Confidence In Our Repair Capabilities

Mission

Help hospitals decrease the number of hospital associated infections:

Following Regulations
Following procedure and protocol
Complete report of each department.
Detail Cleaning Schedule

Vision

Our mission is to provide cost effective and quality detail cleaning services and help reduce infection control.

Values

Our company stands out for including the following values in all the services we provide:

Quality
Puntuality
Respect
Honesty

Our Certifications

Vanguard Medical specializes in the repair of surgical instruments. Surgical instrument and equipment repair are a lucrative business for third party repair companies. Thousands of surgeries are performed every day and as instruments break, they can be expensive to replace.

Our company has also branched out to include biomedical technical services in preventative maintenance and repairs. Market trends signal that hospitals do not have enough staff to adequately troubleshoot and repair thousands of medical equipment. Therefore, healthcare companies are outsourcing these services.