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IPR Medical

IPR Medical offers recertified (refurbished) Hospira infusion pumps, including the Plum A+, Plum A+ with MedNet, Plum 360 and Plum XL, plus the LifeCare PCA with MedNet. Hospira’s infusion business is now part of ICU Medical, and IPR Medical repairs these pumps in-house at our Tustin, California facility.

Hospira was spun off from Abbott in 2004 and bought by Pfizer in 2015. Pfizer sold the Hospira pump business, including the Plum and LifeCare lines, to ICU Medical in 2017, so ICU Medical makes and supports these pumps today. IPR Medical buys, sells and repairs Hospira pumps in-house. See our ICU Medical and Hospira pump history and repair page.
More about Hospira and FAQs

Featured models include the Plum A+, Plum 360 and Plum XL, a dual-line volumetric pump originally introduced by Abbott Laboratories. Each is genuine OEM equipment, tested and patient ready.

For service, see our ICU Medical and Hospira pump repair page.

All product and manufacturer names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify equipment. IPR Medical is an independent service organization and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers.

Hospira FAQs

Is Hospira the same company as ICU Medical?
ICU Medical acquired Hospira's infusion business in 2017, so Plum and LifeCare pumps originally sold under the Hospira name are now supported by ICU Medical (Hospira retired the Plum XL in 2015). IPR Medical sells and repairs these pumps as an independent service organization and is not affiliated with either company.

Does IPR Medical still support the Plum XL?
Yes. Although the OEM retired the Plum XL on June 30, 2015, IPR Medical continues to offer recertified Plum XL pumps and in-house repair for facilities that still run them. Call (855) 477-8866 or email cs@iprmed.com to check current availability.

How does the Hospira pump repair process work?
Submit an RMA request to get a free inbound FedEx or UPS shipping label. We evaluate the pump free within 1 to 2 business days and send a written estimate. There is no charge until you approve, repairs carry a 90-day warranty, and U.S. customers get declined units back at no cost.