Evaluating the maintenance of medical equipment is essential to ensure the proper and safe operation of these systems, which are essential for the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of patients. Throughout the life cycle of medical equipment, regular maintenance and calibration are required to maintain its performance and accuracy. In addition, it is important that medical equipment undergoes regular reviews to verify that it still meets applicable standards and regulations. If a malfunction or problem is found in the operation of the medical equipment, it is essential to report it immediately to the supplier or distributor of the equipment so that timely corrective measures can be taken. Some key reasons for the importance of evaluating the maintenance of medical systems are patient safety, system reliability and availability, performance optimization, regulatory and standards compliance. This paper presents aspects related to maintenance, management, maintenance, and quality management of medical equipment by firstly analyzing the technological and medical information obtained through various questionnaires. Summarize the issues encountered in medical equipment maintenance and design a medical quality control system to manage the maintenance and quality control of medical equipment. In the medical equipment maintenance system, scientific management theories and methods are used to predict, adjust, inspect, and account for the quality of the entire medical process and to establish a complete quality monitoring and management system. Compliance with standards and regulations, as well as adequate training of medical personnel, can ensure the correct and efficient use of this equipment, thus contributing to the provision of high-quality medical care.