Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

Liquid helium is the coldest element on earth—and now in short supply. This is problematic since liquid helium is used to keep MR magnets cool and magnetic currents superconductive.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses magnetic fields and radio waves to form images of the body. Radiologists read these images to help diagnose

 If you’re considering buying a pre-owned or refurbished C-Arm, you want to make sure you’re getting a “good one,” right?

Are you replacing medical imaging equipment with a newer model and want to sell your old equipment? Are you looking for medical imaging equipment on the secondary market in order to save money while still getting the performance you need?

So, it’s almost time for your new medical imaging equipment to arrive. Whether you’re getting ready to install a CT Scanner, MRI, Cath Lab or other imaging system, it’s wise to plan ahead.

It’s that time again, and sure enough—there are changes to the Section 179 Tax Deduction regarding capital equipment purchase deduction limits, retroactive measures and shifting depreciation rates.

About 10 years ago, 3D tomography was approved by the FDA, which isn’t all that long ago. Until now, this technology hasn’t been accessible financially to lower-volume imaging facilities.

Installing a CT Scanner takes a lot of time and planning. The last thing you want is for your installation team to show up and the site is not prepared and ready.

The most important thing you need to consider isn’t which equipment you are thinking of buying. It’s WHY you are considering buying new medical imaging equipment.

There’s good news for those looking for a secondary market CT Scanner. We’re seeing a lot of previously owned and refurbished Siemens Definition Series CT Scanners becoming available,