Wardmore introduces Continuity Assurance, lowering rates for enrolled equipment

NASHVILLE, Tenn., February 9, 2021 — Wardmore Health Capital today introduced Continuity Assurance. Equipment enrolled in the program connects to Wardmore’s service network, which confirms that it is installed, maintained and in service. Because that lowers the risk Wardmore and its funders carry, enrolled equipment qualifies for rates up to 0.85 percentage points lower and does not require a security deposit.

Continuity Assurance also gives hospitals a single view of every enrolled asset’s location, service history and utilization through the Wardmore Client Center.

Enrollment is voluntary. Equipment enrolled in Continuity Assurance may, as set out in the hospital’s agreement, be placed in service hold if an account remains unpaid after the agreement’s notice periods have passed.