(TRIMEDX: Indianapolis) -- As healthcare enters a new era marked by technological innovation and regulatory challenges, TRIMEDX has released a 2025 industry report on clinical asset management, offering a deep analysis into the transformative trends and strategic imperatives facing today’s healthcare leaders.

The report, based on executive-level dialogue among leading health systems, explores how organizations are addressing pressing challenges—ranging from the rise of generative AI to growing cybersecurity threats, capital planning complexities, and the push for right-to-repair legislation.

“AI is the most significant technological breakthrough in human history,” says Eric Larsen, president emeritus of the advisory board and president of TowerBrook Advisors, underscoring the report’s emphasis on proactive engagement with generative AI to enhance productivity and unlock medical superintelligence.

The report’s key findings include:

• Generative AI is poised to automate labor-intensive tasks, improve clinical decision-making, and unlock vast volumes of underutilized healthcare data.
• Cybersecurity is increasingly viewed as an enterprisewide risk, demanding stronger segmentation, regulatory preparedness, and collaboration with federal agencies.
• Right-to-repair legislation continues to gain momentum, with industry advocates highlighting the importance of cost-effective, high-quality service options for medical equipment.
• Capital planning and aging equipment remain ongoing concerns, prompting calls for data-driven asset management to maximize limited budgets.
• Clinical engineering and IT integration are seen as essential, yet fraught with organizational challenges as leaders debate structure, accountability, and alignment.

“Our conversations reveal a sector at a crossroads,” says Ted Dunham, TRIMEDX chief commercial officer. “Healthcare organizations must make tough decisions while navigating emerging technologies and evolving regulations—all without losing sight of patient safety and care quality.”

The report also previews the TRIMEDX 2025 technology road map, featuring innovations such as TRIMEDX GeoSense (a real-time location system), expanded mobile app capabilities, rental equipment tracking, and predictive service planning tools. These advancements aim to improve asset utilization, reduce downtime, and bolster cybersecurity.

Download the full report to explore how leading organizations are preparing for the future of healthcare technology.