We understand the remediation for Philips Respironics V60 / V60 Plus ventilators may create challenges for you and your teams. Details of what you can expect leading up to, and on the day of, your scheduled remediation appointment are outlined below.
Philips Respironics is working with authorized service providers (ASPs) who will perform the remediation at your facility.
The ASP will contact you to schedule an on-site appointment. This appointment will typically occur 2-3 weeks after this call.
To help facilitate this call with the ASP, please consider preparing an inventory of your V60 / V60 Plus devices, along with the following information:
You can download this document to help input the above information.
Preparing this information ahead of time will allow the ASP to plan how long your scheduled remediation appointment will take. If there are multiple FCOs identified for your ventilator, they will be performed in the same visit to help reduce the amount of time the ventilator is removed from service.
Please note that any preventive maintenance appointments will not be included in the remediation.
We recommend you make note of your ASP’s contact information in case your facility’s device availability changes.
During your initial call with the ASP, please discuss how many of your ventilators could be made available per day. They will work with you to determine how to best support your facility. Prior to your scheduled date, please take the following actions to ensure an efficient appointment. Scheduled devices should be: The ASP will confirm the appointment the day before your remediation is scheduled to start. Hospital Responsibility ASP Responsibility
Please contact your ASP if your device availability changes.
If there are any changes or delays to your scheduled remediation appointment, your ASP will contact you directly.
Please continue to visit our website for the latest information, or reach out to your Philips Sales Representative with any questions.
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