CMMS for hospital facilities teams

Life-safety assets.
Hospital maintenance.
Connected.

Thousands of life-safety assets. Recurring inspections. Daily repairs. HeadCount connects asset tracking, compliance documentation, work orders, and preventive maintenance in one system for hospital facilities teams.

HeadCount / Healthcare
Hospital exterior

Behind patient care

A whole team at work.

Facilities · Safety · Maintenance
Every shift. Every building.

Behind every room

Care never stops.

01 / Built for the hospital workload

Thousands to inspect.
Everyday work to keep moving.

A hospital needs a record for each life-safety device and a way to manage the work around it. HeadCount brings both together.

Track life-safety assets

Organize sprinklers, extinguishers, fire doors, and other devices by building, floor, and location. Find individual assets on your floor plans.

From a hospital-wide inventory to one sprinkler above a corridor.Explore asset tracking

Run recurring inspections

Manage inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) cycles. Record results on mobile, track deficiencies, and retrieve reports for survey review.

See which devices were inspected and which need follow-up.Explore inspections & reports

Manage repairs & PMs

Assign daily work orders and preventive maintenance (PM), with job instructions, checklists, and service history for your team.

Air-handler service, room repairs, and door hardware.Explore work orders & PMs

02 / Work orders & preventive maintenance

Daily repairs.
Planned maintenance.
One connected system.

A corridor door won’t latch. A room needs a lighting repair. An air handler is due for service. Assign requests and recurring PMs to your team, then keep instructions, checklists, and completion notes with the work.

  • Assign technicians, teams, or vendors to the work.
  • Give the person on site the location and checklist on mobile.
  • Keep completion notes and service history for the next job.
HEADCOUNT / IN MOTION
Work Order #1048
Open
Work OrderFormAssignments
FacilityNorthshore Hospital · East

Work details High priority

Adjust corridor door closer

Level 2 · Corridor E-204

Door is not latching consistently. Check closer speed and verify full closure.
JMAssigned to Jordan MillerOct 14

Activity

09:12 · Work order created

09:14 · Assigned to Jordan Miller

Maintenance / Doors & hardware
At the desk · Assign the work#1048

03 / Life-safety inspections & corrective work

An inspection finds
an issue. Keep the
follow-up with it.

Start with a large device inventory; follow through on each finding. Record inspections against the right asset, assign corrective work, and keep completed repairs and cycle reports available for review.

Explore inspections
  1. Find the equipment.

    Open the generator’s record.

  2. Assign the follow-up.

    Link the job to the inspection finding.

  3. Keep the history.

    Save the completed work with the asset.

Fire & life safety
Emergency power
HVAC
Electrical
Medical gas
Elevators & lifts

Hospital requirements, connected to the work.

NFPA

National Fire Protection Association

Set ITM cycles for your fire and life-safety equipment, with inspection results and corrective-work records.

Joint Commission

Physical Environment documentation

Keep standard references, inspection reports, and documented corrections available for survey review.

ILSM

Interim Life Safety Measures

Complete assessments and document selected interim measures alongside life-safety deficiencies.

ICRA

Infection Control Risk Assessment

Configure forms for your team’s project risk classifications, precautions, and follow-up checks.

04 / A customer’s perspective

36locations

In NCH’s safety equipment inventory project.

NCH logo
“The team at Head Count were unbelievably responsive to me, my Dept and to the needs of our large healthcare system.”
Amy VandervortSupervisor, Engineering · NCH
Read Amy’s story

05 / A few practical questions

Let’s get
into the details.

Which NFPA inspection programs can we organize?

Configure schedules and forms for your National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requirements: water-based fire protection (25), fire alarms (72), fire doors (80), healthcare systems (99), life safety (101), and emergency power (110). Your team sets the applicable requirements and intervals for each facility.

Can we use our own ICRA forms and custom reports?

Use configurable forms to capture the project location, risk classification, precautions, and follow-up checks defined by your infection-control team. Completed forms can be exported as PDF records. Bring your current ICRA form or reporting requirements to a demo so we can walk through the setup.

How do we manage thousands of life-safety assets?

Organize devices by building, floor plan, location, and equipment type. Technicians can open the right asset on mobile and record its inspection; your team can review inspection cycles, deficiencies, and reports. Enterprise includes multi-facility management for hospital groups.

What can we prepare for a Joint Commission survey?

Review inspection-cycle reports, ILSM assessments, equipment records, and completed corrective work in support of your hospital’s Physical Environment documentation. Technicians capture findings on mobile; your team can retrieve reports by building, equipment type, and inspection cycle.

Built around your facilities

Bring one real workflow.
We’ll walk through it together.