We connect your facility with certified biomedical technicians who perform Patient Care Related Electrical Equipment (PCREE) inspections — keeping you compliant with CMS, NFPA 99, and Joint Commission standards.
Tell us about your facility's needs — we'll match you within 24 hours.
We've made the process simple so you can focus on running your facility.
Fill out the form above with your facility name, state, and details about the equipment that needs testing — patient beds, oxygen concentrators, vital monitors, or any other PCREE.
We match your request with a certified biomedical technician (CBET) in our network. They'll review your needs and send you a free quote — no obligation.
Work directly with your technician to schedule the inspection. They'll complete testing, provide full documentation, and get your facility ready for your next CMS or Joint Commission survey.
Our network technicians perform every aspect of PCREE inspection required by CMS, NFPA 99, and The Joint Commission.
Leakage current measurement, ground resistance testing, and insulation checks ensure no electrical hazards exist for patients or staff.
Every device is verified to operate correctly — infusion pumps, vital monitors, patient lifts, oxygen concentrators, and more — per manufacturer specifications.
Inspections are performed to NFPA 99 (Health Care Facilities Code) and NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code) standards required by CMS Conditions of Participation.
Regular inspection identifies wear and potential failures before they cause equipment downtime — reducing emergency repairs and extending equipment life.
Detailed inspection records are provided for every device — dates, findings, corrective actions, and technician credentials — essential for survey readiness.
Our technicians understand what CMS surveyors look for. Testing is structured to prepare your facility for unannounced state and federal inspections.
From Our Biomedical Technician Network
"The facilities that come through PCREE Test are serious about compliance — they're not kicking tires. I get the request, review the scope, and can usually have a quote back to them the same day. The SNF work is steady and the documentation expectations are clear, which makes the whole job go smoother."
"I've been doing PCREE inspections for over a decade and the referrals from this network are some of the most straightforward I receive. The facilities know what they need, the paperwork requirements are understood upfront, and I leave every job with a signed inspection report the administrator can file the same day."
Practical articles written for skilled nursing facility administrators and compliance officers.
PCREE stands for Patient Care Related Electrical Equipment. Here's what testing is required, how often, who can perform it, and what surveyors expect to see.
Read article → Survey PrepThe most frequently cited PCREE deficiencies during CMS and Joint Commission surveys, and the steps to prevent them.
Read article → Program ManagementA step-by-step guide for SNF administrators who need to establish or strengthen their facility's PCREE compliance program.
Read article →6 sections, 50+ line items. Pre-inspection prep, NFPA 99 leakage current limits, equipment categories, and the surveyor hot-list items that trigger citations. Print it out and keep it in your compliance folder.
Our partner site, MedicalEquipmentRepairNetwork.com, connects nursing homes, physical therapy clinics, and urgent care facilities with local biomedical technicians for all types of medical equipment repair and calibration — beyond PCREE testing.