Resources for Hospitals
These tools and resources are designed to help hospitals and health systems launch, optimize, and protect regulated device reprocessing programs.
Whether you work in procurement (including for a GPO), clinical care, sustainability, or the C-suite, you’ll find guidance here to reduce costs, waste and emissions, strengthen your supply chain, and defend your facility’s right to choose reprocessed devices—even in the face of interference from some original equipment manufacturers.
Hospitals that reprocess can achieve staggering reductions in costs, waste, and emissions—but many miss out on the full benefits. To make the most of reprocessing, hospitals need to know how to build or scale it, measure impact, engage staff, and make reprocessing a pillar of their facility.
Read our “best practices” guide for practical steps to optimize your reprocessing program.
AMDR’s Action Alerts provide guidance on urgent industry and regulatory developments that could impact your facility.
Each Action Alert breaks down complex legal, regulatory, or market changes into clear, actionable steps for hospital leadership, supply chain and procurement staff, and commercial reprocessors. Whatever the issue, you’ll find what’s at stake—and what to do next.
AMDR’s free CO₂ calculator estimates emissions reductions using peer-reviewed life cycle assessments of reprocessed vs. original SUDs. Hospitals can reduce Scope 3 emissions by up to 65% with reprocessed devices—stats like that help earn certification from the Joint Commission.
Try our calculator to see just how much you can help the climate by using reprocessed devices.
Innovative Health, LLC v. Biosense Webster, Inc. is a watershed moment in the device reprocessing, healthcare, and medtech industries. The trial exposed the anticompetitive practices that Biosense Webster used to undermine AMDR-member, regulated reprocessing companies – and how these practices inflated healthcare costs, undermined hospital choice, and risked compromising device quality.
Visit our case webpage for more information about what happened – and what it means for healthcare.
