The Joint Commission Hospital compliance

The Joint Commission Hospital compliance

Survey-ready

Survey-ready

every day,

every day,

not just survey week.

not just survey week.

Linq connects inspections, preventive maintenance, corrective actions, and evidence into one record. Your teams build the proof while they do the work, so there is nothing to reconstruct when surveyors arrive.

Environment of Care

Life Safety & Fire Protection

Utility Systems

Biomedical / HTM

Emergency Equipment

Temperature-Controlled Equipment

  • Environment of Care

  • Life Safety & Fire Protection

  • Utility Systems

  • Biomedical / HTM

  • Emergency Equipment

  • Temperature-Controlled Equipment

Linq workflows screen

The surveyor’s question

“Show me six months of eyewash station inspections across three units, with photos.”

“Show me six months of eyewash station inspections across three units, with photos.”

Every hospital eventually gets a question like this.

Every hospital eventually gets a question like this.

The inspections happened.

The inspections happened.

The question is how fast you can prove it.

The question is how fast you can prove it.

Without a connected system:

~0 days

Binders come out. Department heads chase signatures. Staff match dates to stations by hand across paper, spreadsheets, and email. It takes days and several people.

With Linq:

Minutes

Every inspection is already tied to the station it belongs to. Filter by asset, date, inspector, and result, and the report, photos included, is ready in minutes.

0 recordsICU, ED, OR · May 1 to Oct 31 · all with photosExport Report
NameCategorySites IncludedProof

The readiness gap

The work gets done.

The work gets done.

The proof gets lost.

The proof gets lost.

A hospital isn't one compliance program. It's dozens running in parallel, each with its own schedule, owner, and paperwork.

01

Evidence lives everywhere

Evidence lives everywhere

Standards in manuals, maintenance in one system, photos in email, corrective plans in spreadsheets. None of it adds up to one record.

02

Failed checks go nowhere

Failed checks go nowhere

An inspection is marked failed, but no one owns the follow-up. The deficiency sits in an inbox until a surveyor finds it.

03

Averages hide risk

Averages hide risk

A strong system-wide completion rate can hide an open problem at one campus, department, or piece of equipment.

04

Survey week becomes a search

Survey week becomes a search

Teams spend the survey hunting for records instead of showing a reliable process.

How it works

Assign. Monitor. Correct.

Assign. Monitor. Correct.

Prove.

Prove.

One continuous workflow, from the first assignment to the final proof that a problem was fixed.

Assign

Schedule inspections, PMs, rounds, and checks. Everyone sees the work due for their team, department, or location.

Monitor

One dashboard shows what's due, done, overdue, failed, or waiting for correction across the hospital.

Correct

A failed check automatically creates a linked follow-up task with an owner, due date, and history.

Prove

The task, readings, photos, fix, and approval stay in one connected history, ready to show.

Core capabilities

Everything you need to

Everything you need to

stay ready.

stay ready.

Inspections, maintenance, corrective actions, and evidence, connected in one platform built for hospital operations.

Scheduled Inspections & PMs

Plan recurring work by asset, location, department, risk level, or compliance requirement so nothing quietly slips.

Readiness Dashboard

See overdue work, open deficiencies, high-risk findings, corrective action progress, and readiness scores in real time.

Mobile, QR-Driven Field Work

Scan an asset and the correct form opens. Capture readings, photos, notes, and signatures on the spot.

Drill-Down Traceability

Go from a dashboard number to the original task and its full correction history, the way a tracer would.

Configurable Forms

Pass/fail fields, required photos, safe ranges, and conditional logic keep inspections consistent across facilities, biomed, and vendors.

Multi-Campus Standards

Use the same forms and proof requirements at every site while keeping a local owner for the work.

Automatic Corrective Actions

A failed item opens a linked corrective task or work order with an owner and due date, tracked until verified and closed.

Repeat-Failure Insight

Spot equipment, locations, or departments that keep failing the same check, and use it to guide repairs and replacement.

Unified Evidence Repository

EOC records, PM history, fire door inspections, calibration certificates, and emergency power tests, searchable in seconds.

Enterprise Integrations

Connect with your existing CMMS, ERP, and EHR systems without replacing the tools your teams rely on.

One connected record

From a failed check to

From a failed check to

a closed finding.

a closed finding.

Here's how one emergency generator inspection becomes a complete, defensible record.

Load test assignedOct 28
Failed · 11.6 VOct 30
Task · M. ReyesOct 30
Retest 12.8 VNov 1 · 3 photos
Approved, closedNov 3 · K. Osei

1

Schedule the work

An emergency generator inspection comes due and is assigned to a technician.

2

Record the result

The inspection fails: the starting batteries don't meet the hospital's approved limits.

3

Create the follow-up

Linq creates a corrective task linked to the failed inspection, so the problem has an owner.

4

Fix the problem

The batteries are replaced, the generator is retested, and notes and photos are added.

5

Verify and close

An approved reviewer checks the repair and closes the task. The failure and the fix stay connected.

Readiness check

How ready are you

How ready are you

today?

today?

Answer honestly. If any of these take more than a few minutes, readiness depends on effort, not on a system.

Discharge Summary Evaluation
Main HospitalL2019-1027721
Inspections
Is a complete list of discharge medications included?*
Is the principal discharge diagnosis clearly stated?*
Is the reason for admission clearly stated?
Are infection-related treatments (antibiotics, antivirals) detailed?*
Your readiness
0/4
0 of 4 answered
YesNoUnanswered
Where Linq helps first:
Answer "No" to any question to see the capability that closes that gap.

The Most Important Test

Pick any critical compliance task today. Can you show what was required, what happened, what failed, who fixed it, and how the fix was approved?

Pick any critical compliance task today. Can you show what was required, what happened, what failed, who fixed it, and how the fix was approved?

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Linq keeps inspection records, deficiencies, corrective actions, photos, notes, timestamps, work orders, and asset history in one connected system, so survey-ready documentation builds as work is completed.

Know what's due. Fix what failed.

Know what's due. Fix what failed.

Prove it, every day.

Prove it, every day.

Linq partners with hospitals to connect inspections, maintenance, corrective actions, and evidence into one platform, so readiness is part of the daily work, not a scramble before the survey.