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Coforge

Accelerate compliance. Reduce risk. Improve patient safety.

Coforge Digital Assurance delivers end-to-end medical device testing services that align with ISO 13485:2016, FDA 21 CFR Part 820, and global regulatory expectations. From verification & validation (V&V) and risk-based testing to CSV and IoT medical device QA, we help MedTech organizations confidently launch compliant, reliable, and secure devices.

Proven impact

 

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 +30% increase in release capacity

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85% reduction in deployment costs

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50% improvement in automation coverage for connected/IoT devices

IoT/Smart Medical Device QA

 We test connected medical devices and smart healthcare systems (e.g., intelligent beds, sterilization equipment, home-care kits) for: 

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Connectivity, safety, and resilience under real-world conditions

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Automation at scale for firmware, apps, and cloud components

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Interoperability across device ecosystems and third-party integrations

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Security & privacy controls appropriate for regulated environments

Result: Up to 50% improvement in automation coverage and faster, safer releases for connected devices. 

Medical Devices Testing Center of Excellence

Coforge’s Medical Device Testing CoE brings domain-rich expertise, tooling accelerators, and reusable validation assets to compress timelines and ensure consistency:

 

Benefits Delivered to Global Healthcare Clients

Representative Use Cases

Medical Device Testing Approach (Analysis to Maintenance)

Coforge follows a structured, SDLC-aligned 5-phase Medical Device Testing Approach designed to ensure regulatory compliance, device reliability, and patient safety. Our risk-based validation model enables comprehensive testing of hardware, software, and peripheral components, ensuring they meet intended use, regulatory expectations, and compliance requirements.

 


  • Identify medical devices in scope and regulatory compliance requirements
  • Finalize Test Methodology, Validation Approach, and Deliverables
  • Develop Validation Plan & Validation Master Plan
  • Document functional, non-functional, and safety requirements
  • Establish design qualification criteria
  • Conduct risk assessment & impact assessment (FMECA-aligned)
  • Define communication model
  • Create metrics framework for traceability and audit readiness

  •  Finalize Validation Plan and SDLC-aligned validation strategy
  • Develop IQ/OQ/PQ protocols and validation documentation
  • Author test cases, test scripts, and data requirements · Build Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM)
  • Develop/review SOPs aligned with ISO 13485 
  • Collaborate with client teams to validate test data needs · Conduct validation training · Obtain client sign-off 

  • Perform smoke testing in controlled test environments
  • Execute code and documentation reviews
  • Execute test cases and full Verification & Validation suite (IQ, OQ, PQ)
  • Log defects, conduct root-cause analysis, and execute retesting cycles
  • Prepare test execution summary reports · Obtain client sign-off for validation closure 

  • Compile hardware and software Test Execution Summary Report

  • Prepare defect summary, metrics, and SLA achievement reports

  • Generate Go/No-Go system release dashboard

  • Document best practices and lessons learned

  • Confirm audit-ready documentation package for regulatory bodies 


  • Apply structured Change Control Plan · Log and evaluate change requests
  • Perform risk and impact assessments for changes
  • Obtain approvals and implement changes
  • Re-validate affected components as per regulatory expectations
  • Update the Go/No-Go release dashboard for each system update

Computer System Validation (CSV) Capabilities

Our CSV model ensures regulated systems and tools used across R&D,manufacturing, labs, and post-market processes meet compliance requirements:

FAQs

Verification checks whether the device/software meets specified requirements; validation confirms it fulfills intended use in the clinical context.

IQ (Installation Qualification), OQ (Operational Qualification), and PQ (Performance Qualification) are validation stages that demonstrate correct installation, expected operation, and performance under real-world conditions.

Through SDLC aligned validation, risk-based testing (FMECA), complete IQ/OQ/PQ documentation, RTMs, SOPs, signoffs, and audit ready reports mapped to regulatory clauses.

Yes. We tailor validation depth and evidence to device classification, risk profile, and market submission pathway (e.g., 510(k), PMA, CE).

Yes. We cover connectivity, interoperability, automation at scale, security, and resilience across device–app–cloud components.

Timelines vary by device class, scope, and risk. Our accelerators and reusable validation assets compress cycle time while maintaining compliance.
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