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Renting a C-Arm May Be The Way To Go!

Written by Alex Silbergleit | Wed, Apr 9, 2025 @ 15:04 PM
Do you want to buy a C-Arm but it’s not in the budget? Are you unfamiliar with the C-Arm market and want to try out a C-Arm before you buy it Or maybe you are concerned with how long you will need the C-Arm based on the tenure of your physician and/or the procedures that you perform. If any of the above apply to you, it’s worth considering whether renting might be the more practical option for your facility’s current requirements. Renting provides a flexible and price friendly solution that caters to a variety of needs. 
 

Why Rent a C-Arm?

Below are the most common scenarios that we see where renting becomes a optimal consideration: 

Test Before Committing to Purchase: If you are uncertain which C-Arm you want to purchase or your facility is considering a purchase but you’re uncertain of its long-term usefulness, renting offers a chance to try it out in your own clinical setting. This trial period allows you to see how much you like the C-Arm while also confirming that it fits your procedural needs. This is especially useful when introducing a new procedure to your practice, as the initial patient volume may not justify a significant investment in new equipment. Renting a C-arm provides the technology needed to support that procedure without a large upfront cost, allowing your facility to expand its patient base before fully committing to purchasing the equipment.

New Physician Joining your Practice:  Facilities often invest in equipment based on the expertise or the insistence of newly hired physicians to work with a specific C-Arm. However, if a key physician leaves unexpectedly, the need for that C-Arm might leave with him or her. Renting a C-Arm offers flexibility, allowing you to adjust equipment needs if staff changes occur.

Solution During Construction: If you are doing construction on your facility, you might need a short term imaging solution. Renting a C-Arm could be a good short term alternative to an interventional Cath Lab during the construction. You might also not want to commit to a C-Arm during construction but still need a unit on site that allows you to  perform your normal fluoroscopy procedures. Short-term rentals help bridge this gap, ensuring continuous patient care during the construction. 

Managing Your Budget: If your practice is working with a limited budget, renting offers a reliable solution at a palatable cost. You should see a return on your investment after only a few procedures. We also offer rent-to-own packages where a portion of your rental payment would go towards the eventual purchase of the C-Arm. This is an alternative which allows you to make similar monthly payments without the long term commitment if your plans for the C-Arm change. 

Now that we've highlighted the main reasons renting a C-Arm could be the right choice for your facility, let's take a look at what you can expect when you choose to rent.

Everything that is included with C-Arm Rentals:

  • Turn-Key Solution: We take care of delivery and installation of the C-Arm so that you can use it immediately upon delivery. 
  • Full Coverage on Parts and Labor: All costs related to parts and labor for necessary repairs are covered during the rental period.
  • Priority Overnight Shipment: All parts needed for repairs will be shipped priority overnight for next day delivery by 10:30 in the morning. 
  • 99% Uptime Guarantee: A high uptime guarantee ensures that your C-arm will be available when you need it, keeping downtime to a minimum and optimizing patient care.

The only thing you need to do is select which C-Arm to rent. Selecting the right C-arm for your facility can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help. We’re happy to discuss your specific procedures and patient needs to recommend the best equipment tailored to your practice. If you’re thinking about renting a C-arm, get in touch with us today to discuss your options, and let the Atlantis Worldwide crew assist you throughout the entire process.

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