Patient Safety First
ISO 14971 risk management and alarm philosophy reviews sit at the core of every design control.
Decades of FDA-cleared, ISO 13485-audited patient monitoring and remote-care systems serving hospitals, surgical centers, and home programs.
Molnlycke cleared its first monitoring family under FDA 21 CFR 807 substantial equivalence, opening US hospital market entry with a maintained design history file (DHF) and device master record (DMR).
Quality management certification achieved before ISO 13485 was finalized in 2003, aligning quality system regulation (QSR) / good manufacturing practice (GMP) expectations for Class II monitors.
Multi-parameter bedside and telemetry families entered broader US distribution with UDI-ready labeling pathways.
Full quality-system mode supporting EU hospital tenders.
Establishment Inspection Report closed without findings for the reviewed scope.
Technical documentation re-certified under Notified Body review for applicable CE marked devices.
Software Bill of Materials disclosed across connected monitoring software per FDA premarket cybersecurity guidance expectations.
ISO 14971 risk management and alarm philosophy reviews sit at the core of every design control.
SpO2 accuracy, EMC, and interoperability claims remain tied to labeling, IFU, and peer-reviewed methods.
Installed monitors are planned for multi-year PM, parts continuity, and documented end-of-life routes.




Applicability depends on device family, configuration, and jurisdiction. Request the current Declarations and certificates for your tender.
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