Forest Medical
If you need Medical Equipment Calibration and testing, then our expert team of highly trained engineers can help you.
Blood Pressure Monitor Calibration & Testing
Forest Medical specialises in Blood Pressure Monitor Calibration and can provide all the help you need to keep your monitor in good condition. This will ensure that you can continue to receive accurate results and stay well informed about your health. Read More.
Spirometer Calibration & Testing
Forest Medical are highly skilled in Spirometer Calibration and Testing. Our engineers ensure that your equipment is accurate, safe and suitable for use; and once all tests and calibrations have been completed, you will receive a full results pack, allowing you to claim 3 QOF points and satisfy your CQC requirements. Read More.
Thermometer Calibration & Testing
To be considered legal and fit for purpose a thermometer has to be accurate to within 0.2 degrees centigrade. It is vitally important that you are using a unit that is working to the correct tolerances. Forest Medical use equipment that has been calibrated by a UKAS accredited laboratory specifically for Medical Equipment PAT Testing to ensure that this is the case. Read More.
Latest news
All the latest news from from Forest Medical
Strength of A Patients Handshake – A Potential Cardiovascular Marker
Research, which has been undertaken by an international team including MRC Epidemiology Unit, University of Cambridge, outlines that a high grip
Your Bones Affect Your Appetite – And Your Metabolism
Your bones do not just support your muscles and tissues; they also produce hormones. This is the case of osteocalcin, a hormone that influences t
The Presence Of Certain Atypical Pulmonary Structures May Increase Risk Of Lung Disease
Variations in lung anatomy alone may explain why an individual is more likely than another to develop chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD
New American Guidelines Indicate A Drop In High Blood Pressure Threshold
In November 2017, the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association published new guidelines for the treatment of high blood
