Webinar Wednesday’s Tools of the Trade Live Demo series continues in 2026. The recent live demo of the PartsSource PRO Service was eligible for 1 CE credit from the ACI.
PartsSource Vice President of Product Services Jared Koslosky guided attendees through PartsSource PRO Service. He provided an in-depth look at the digitally powered solution transforming how hospitals manage equipment service and support. The PartsSource PRO Service platform brings an entire service program together in one place, with one workflow and one trusted partner.
Koslosky showed how PRO Service gives healthcare organizations complete transparency into service costs, contract entitlements and provider performance. Attendees witnessed a data-driven approach powered by real benchmarks and continuous vendor monitoring. They saw how PartsSource PRO helps HTM professionals make smarter decisions and ensure every service dollar is spent wisely.
He also demonstrated the structured assessment process and how health systems of all sizes are standardizing and simplifying their service programs.
A question-and-answer session provided additional information as Koslosky fielded questions from attendees.
Attendee Brian Simson, a certified biomed technician with Ventura Biomedical Services, won a Swiss Force Meister Multi-Tool for correctly answering a trivia question during the webinar.
He and other attendees provided feedback via a post-webinar survey that included the question, “What was your single biggest takeaway from today’s product demo?”
“Diagnostic AI tools help determine patterns of spend to determine opportunities for savings,” said Paul Neher, a supervisor with Parkview Health.
“I enjoyed the demonstration of the PartsSource dashboard containing the different metrics for tracking,” said Roosevelt Charitable, a medical equipment planner/BMET with Endeavour IO.
“Elevating my understanding of how the HTM environment functions internally and externally,” BMET student Cray Alvarez said.
“That the PRO Service was made with managers and techs in mind and seems to be an ever-evolving tool,” said Sean Sammons, a Biomed Tech II with Fairfield Medical Center.
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