About Us
Last updated: June 24, 2026
About casket.pro
Who this site is for
casket.pro is a focused editorial publication built for people who work with medical devices every day. Our primary audience includes:
- Clinical engineers and biomedical technicians who maintain, troubleshoot, and repair equipment in hospitals and clinics.
- Regulatory and quality assurance specialists who need clear, up-to-date references on standards, submissions, and compliance workflows.
- Product managers and R&D engineers developing new devices who want practical roadmaps for design controls, risk management, and usability testing.
- Healthcare procurement and supply chain teams evaluating device performance, service contracts, and lifecycle costs.
- Students and early-career professionals entering the medical technology field who need reliable, digestible explanations of core concepts.
If your work involves keeping medical devices safe, effective, and compliant — or if you’re learning how to — you’re in the right place.
Topics we cover
Every article on casket.pro falls under one of these editorial pillars. We don’t chase news cycles; we build reference-grade content that stays useful.
- Device lifecycle & maintenance: Preventive maintenance schedules, calibration procedures, failure analysis, and end-of-life planning.
- Regulatory pathways & standards: FDA 510(k), EU MDR/IVDR, ISO 13485, IEC 60601, and practical submission checklists.
- Risk management & usability: ISO 14971 application, FMEA templates, human factors engineering, and post-market surveillance.
- Quality systems & auditing: CAPA processes, internal audit checklists, supplier controls, and document management best practices.
- Clinical engineering & technology management: Medical equipment inventory, service contract evaluation, cybersecurity for connected devices, and incident investigation.
- Career & professional development: Certification guides (CBET, CCE, RAC), resume tips for medtech roles, and continuing education resources.
Our editorial standards
casket.pro operates with the rigor expected of a professional publication serving the medical device community. Every piece of content is held to these principles:
- Verify facts before publishing. We cross-reference primary sources (FDA guidance documents, ISO standards, peer-reviewed journals, and official regulatory texts). Claims are attributed and linked where possible.
- Update when practices change. Medical device regulations and standards evolve. Our articles include a “Last updated” date, and we review high-traffic content quarterly. Outdated recommendations are revised or retired.
- No promotional bias. We do not accept sponsored posts, paid product placements, or undisclosed affiliate links. Vendor-neutrality is non-negotiable. If we mention a specific device or company, it’s because the example serves the educational goal.
- Practical, not theoretical. Every article includes a checklist, a step-by-step workflow, or a decision framework. Our readers come to us for solutions they can apply before lunch.
- Errors are corrected transparently. If we publish something inaccurate, we correct it promptly and note the change at the top of the article. Readers can report issues via our contact email.
We are a small editorial team — not a corporation, not a consultancy. We do not claim decades of fictional experience or invent named “experts.” What we offer is carefully researched, clearly written guidance that respects your time and intelligence.
Why “casket.pro”?
The name reflects our belief that medical device content should be tight, durable, and built to last — like a well-engineered piece of equipment. No padding, no jargon for its own sake. Just solid, practical information that professionals can rely on.
Contact
We welcome questions, corrections, and topic suggestions from readers. Whether you spotted an error, have an idea for a checklist, or just want to say hello, here’s how to reach us:
Email: [email protected]
Mailing address: 6057 Pine Rd, Salem, Oregon 74058
We aim to respond to all messages within three business days. For time-sensitive corrections, please include “Correction” in the subject line.