Preventive Maintenance
- Based on a scheduled program
- Prevents failures before they happen
- Schedule presented to and approved by the institution
- Activities logged in a maintenance record
- Monthly consolidation with a handover report
Hospital Maintenance
A hospital that runs continuously starts with its maintenance
CREAMEDIC manages comprehensive hospital maintenance — covering every critical system, responding in under 24 hours, and fully documenting every intervention.
Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Under One System
CREAMEDIC's hospital maintenance service is a comprehensive model focused on the operational continuity of infrastructure, electromechanical systems, and hospital support equipment.
This isn't reactive maintenance. It's a structured system that combines advance planning, controlled execution, and formal documentation — so the hospital runs without interruption and the institution has full traceability of every intervention.
Implemented in public-sector general hospitals with continuous 24/7 operation.
Two Types of Maintenance.
One Management Model.
Corrective Maintenance
- Carried out upon report of an incident or detected failure
- Responds to failures that have already occurred, with diagnosis and correction
- Work order generated for each intervention
- Formal record with validation of the service performed
- Included in the monthly incident report
Comprehensive Coverage of Every System That Keeps a Hospital Running
Electromechanical Systems
- Air conditioning (air handlers, chillers, mini-splits, ventilation)
- Electrical systems (emergency generators, substations, UPS, panels)
- Hydraulic systems (pumps, tanks, pressure booster systems)
- Sanitary and stormwater systems
Critical Systems
- Emergency electrical systems and regulated outlets
- Medical gases (compressors, outlets, valves, backup manifolds)
- Fire protection systems
- Water treatment plants
- Reverse osmosis systems
Infrastructure and Support
- Structure
- Windows/doors (glazing) and carpentry
- Hospital furniture
- Food service equipment
- Signage
- Outdoor areas
- Closed-circuit television (CCTV)
A Structured Model That Gives the Institution Full Control
Every activity is planned, executed, validated, and documented.
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Technical planning
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Controlled execution
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Service validation
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Formal deliverables
Response Process
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Report
The issue is reported directly to the CREAMEDIC maintenance team. Immediate attention based on urgency level.
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Diagnosis
On-site within 24 hours maximum. Technical diagnosis and assessment of the intervention required.
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Resolution
On-site within 24 hours maximum. Technical diagnosis and assessment of the intervention required.
A Hospital's Continuous Operation Depends on Its Maintenance
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Operational continuity
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Patient safety
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Full traceability
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Cost reduction
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Regulatory compliance
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Longer equipment lifespan
Hospital maintenance in active operation.
- 8 general hospitals
- served
- 24 hours
- maximum response time
- 8 states
- Mexico City · Puebla · Veracruz · Guanajuato · Michoacán · Tabasco · Aguascalientes · Campeche
