For hospital and surgery-center compliance teams

Know which recalls
are actually in your inventory

Send the purchase file you already have. RecCheckMD matches every line against every FDA device and drug recall — down to the lot number — then runs the Joint Commission workflow and produces the record a surveyor asks for. No integration project. Results in under two minutes.

69,895
FDA Recalls Indexed
104,415
Product Codes Mapped
< 2 min
Time to Results
What RecCheckMD Does
A complete recall response platform

Five integrated capabilities — from the moment a PO hits the system to the moment a JC surveyor signs off. No bolt-on tools, no manual hand-offs.

01

Detect

Match every PO against 69,895+ FDA recalls. Confidence-tiered scoring catches clean catalog hits and fuzzier matches alike.

Hourly openFDA refresh · Device + Drug
02

Triage

Alerts ranked by FDA recall class — Class I at the top. Bulk operations let your team clear backlogs in one click.

Class I / II / III · Bulk review
03

Resolve

Structured JC workflow: New → Under Review → Action Taken → Resolved. Track disposition, notifications, and patient impact per alert.

JC-aligned states · Audit log · Dept routing
04

Track

Vendor scorecards turn recall data into procurement intelligence. See risk trends and inform renewals with hard data.

Per-firm risk · 6-month sparklines
05

Prove

Audit-ready PDF reports per alert. Every PO preserved in encrypted storage. Timestamped attribution on every change — the paper trail JC surveyors expect.

Per-alert PDFs · Encrypted archive
AI Assistant included

Ask anything about your supply chain.

Every RecCheckMD account includes an AI assistant that knows your alerts, vendors, compliance status, and history. Ask it questions in plain English — get answers backed by your own data.

  • "Which Medtronic devices in my inventory have unresolved Class I recalls?"
  • "What's my compliance score, and which alerts are most overdue?"
  • "Show me the top three vendors by recall volume this quarter."
  • "Estimate spend at risk across all unresolved alerts."

Powered by Claude. Trained on RecCheckMD's full data model. Available on every page, every device.

Why this matters

The recall response gap is real — and it's where patients get hurt.

2,908
FDA device recall records published in 2025
49 days
median lag from recall initiation to FDA publication
Hourly
openFDA monitoring with us
< 2 min
upload to prioritized list

Recall counts and publication lag measured directly from FDA’s openFDA device enforcement data (n=1,000 records). Half of recalls publish more than 49 days after the firm initiated them; one in ten takes more than 113 days.

Result Grouping
How results are ranked

Results are grouped first by FDA recall class — the severity level FDA assigns to each recall — then within each class, sorted by match confidence. Class I always sits at the top of the report.

Class I

Most serious

Reasonable probability of serious adverse health consequences or death. Always appears at the top of the report. A Class I match with strong confidence triggers a "Stop Use" recommendation and a push notification.

Class II

Moderate severity

May cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences. Remote probability of serious consequences. Reviewed after Class I; handle according to the recommended action on each line.

Class III

Low severity

Unlikely to cause adverse health consequences but violates FDA law or regulation. Usually labeling or documentation issues. Lowest priority on the report but still worth tracking for compliance records.

Within Each Class

Sorted by match confidence

Every matched line gets a score from 0 to 1 based on how well your catalog number, manufacturer, and description line up with the recall. Within each class group, higher-confidence matches appear first.

Score 0.85+
Confident match
Catalog number hit a labeled product code in the recall and the manufacturer lined up. Reliable for clinical action.
Score 0.50–0.84
Likely match
Partial supporting evidence — manufacturer overlap or description similarity. Usually real but worth a human glance.
Score <0.50
Possible match
Number appears in recall text without labeled-code or manufacturer confirmation. Requires manual verification.
Forwarded notices
The recalls that never reach a database

Most manufacturer recall notices arrive as an email to someone on your team — weeks before FDA publishes anything, and sometimes never published at all. Forward it to your organization’s private RecCheckMD address and it is read, matched against what you bought, and turned into a tracked alert.

01

Forward it as it arrived

A PDF attachment, a scanned fax, a phone photo of a letter that came in the mail, or plain text in the body. No re-typing, no portal, no form.

02

It gets read and matched

Products, catalog numbers, lots and serials are extracted and matched against your purchase history — then cross-checked against FDA to see whether the recall is published yet.

03

Nothing disappears quietly

If a notice matches nothing you own, you are told that, with the reason. Unreadable attachments are flagged rather than dropped.

Works for any manufacturer — there is no network for your suppliers to join first, and no purchase file to share with them.

Supported Formats
Upload what you already have

Export from your ERP, your spend analytics tool, or any spreadsheet. As long as the required columns are present, RecCheckMD will read it.

XLSX

Excel workbook

First sheet is read. Headers on the first row. Multi-row header exports are supported via the column mapper.

CSV

CSV export

Comma-separated values with a header row. Common delimiters and BOM encodings are auto-detected.

TXT

Pipe-delimited item master

Positional item-master files (one record per row, pipe-separated) are supported for bulk catalog imports.

Built for the standard surveyors hold you to
Compliance-grade infrastructure

RecCheckMD is engineered to clear hospital security review and produce documentation a Joint Commission surveyor can act on without follow-up.

Encrypted file archive

Every uploaded PO persisted in encrypted object storage. Signed, time-limited download links. Defined retention policy.

Tamper-evident audit trail

Every JC compliance state change attributed and timestamped. Every alert links back to the source FDA record. Every action is verifiable.

Hourly FDA monitoring

Background monitor pulls from openFDA every hour with a 14-day safety overlap. New recall hits trigger push notifications within minutes.

Org-scoped access

Auth0-backed login, organization-scoped data, role-aware permissions. No cross-customer data exposure under any condition.

Ready to see what's in your purchase file?

Send us an export you already have. We'll screen it against every FDA recall and walk you through what we find.

Request a demo

RecCheck Assistant

AI-powered recall & compliance help

Hi! I'm your RecCheckMD Assistant

Ask me anything about your recalls, vendor risk, or compliance status.

Search
Find recalls in seconds

Filter your alerts by vendor, severity, age, or status — I'll surface what matches.

Tip: press ⌘ K (or Ctrl K) to open me from anywhere · type / for commands

The recall assistant is for hospital teams.

RecCheckMD's AI assistant analyzes your purchase orders and FDA recall matches to surface what needs action. Sign in to use it — or request a demo to see it work on real hospital data.