The increasing complexity and criticality of medical equipment in healthcare settings demand rigorous testing methodologies to ensure their reliability and safety. This paper explores the diverse applications of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) in the realm of medical equipment testing. NDT techniques, traditionally employed in industries such as aerospace and manufacturing, offer unique advantages for assessing the structural integrity, functionality, and performance of medical devices without causing harm. The paper begins by providing an overview of NDT principles and methodologies, highlighting their non-invasive nature and ability to detect flaws and defects at an early stage. Subsequently, it delves into the specific NDT techniques applicable to medical equipment, including ultrasound, radiography, magnetic particle testing, and eddy current testing. Each technique's principles, advantages, and limitations are discussed in the context of medical device testing. Furthermore, the paper reviews real-world case studies and examples where NDT has been successfully applied to assess the quality and reliability of various medical equipment, ranging from imaging devices to surgical instruments. The challenges and potential limitations of implementing NDT in the medical field are also addressed, along with suggestions for overcoming these obstacles. In conclusion, this comprehensive review emphasizes the pivotal role of NDT in ensuring the integrity and safety of medical equipment. By leveraging NDT techniques, healthcare professionals can enhance the quality assurance processes, minimize the risk of equipment failure, and ultimately contribute to the improvement of patient outcomes. This paper aims to serve as a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders in the healthcare and NDT communities, fostering a deeper understanding of the synergies between these two critical domains. Keywords: Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), Medical Equipment, Reliability, Safety, Quality Assurance.