Did you know by keeping generator batteries charged they will last longer- hence keeping your C-Arm plugged in at all times is healthy for your C-Arm! Watch Stuart Egles our expert C-Arm guru explain how to properly plug in your C-Arm.
Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
Everything You Need to Know About C-Arms. Really.
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Apr 10, 2013 @ 09:04 AM
If you’ve been considering adding a C-Arm to your practice or facility, it’s important to arm yourself with as much information as possible. After all, when you’re making a purchase that’s going to cost thousands, you want to make sure it fits your needs, as well as your budget.
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
Used MRI & CT Trade-ins: Get a Bang for Your Buck!
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Thu, Apr 4, 2013 @ 13:04 PM
When an Imaging Provider wants to upgrade their system, downsize a department, etc., one of the biggest concerns is “How much will we get for our old system?” Regardless of why you get rid of an existing system, a used CT, MRI, C-Arm or Mammography is usually a valuable asset. With budgets tightening and reimbursements shrinking, imaging providers need more than ever to get as much value out of their resources as possible. Let me help you get the most out of your old asset.
Topics: Selling Image Equipment, Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm, CT Scanner, MRI
Buy a C-Arm on eBay? You’ve Got to Be Kidding!
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Mar 27, 2013 @ 09:03 AM
Over the last few months I have spoken to quite a few doctors who are looking to open a new office and want to purchase a C-Arm.
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
Watch Stuart Egles demonstrate the way a C-Arm moves. The C-Arm's rotation determines the ease with which certain procedures are accomplished.
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
Watch Stuart Egles demonstrate the differences between a C-Arm's image intensifier size. He explains the benefits of the 9" and 12" image intensifier.
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
ROOM - Size Does Matter When Purchasing a C-Arm
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Fri, Feb 1, 2013 @ 11:02 AM
If you do not have a C-Arm yet, but are planning on purchasing one soon, you should consider where the C-Arm procedures will be best performed. What size room do you need to house the C-Arm and table?
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions
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Searching online for OEC C-Arm prices? You found them! Search no more; we have specs and prices in our cool infographic. As a leader in refurbished and used C-Arms we want to help you with C-arm questions and identify the best solution at the appropriate price.
Topics: Medical Imaging Equipment Costs, Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm
Pre-Owned Medical Equipment in Great Demand Overseas
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Dec 19, 2012 @ 10:12 AM
People everywhere are coming around to the benefits of pre-owned medical equipment, but this is particularly true in the developing nations of the world. If the average annual income is US $8,000 (India) or US $12,200 (Romania), it might be hard for a nation to fund new state-of-the-art technology in all of its hospitals and clinics. Even when substantial public or private investment is available, the choice for every parcel of money can be between one new system vs. two, three or four used systems. This is true even for purchasers in developed nations, and is now a crucial option worldwide.
Topics: Selling Image Equipment, Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm, CT Scanner, MRI
Benefits of Buying Pre-Owned Medical Equipment from a Stocking Dealer
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Thu, Nov 29, 2012 @ 12:11 PM
Buying from a Stocking Dealer is usually not the cheapest way to buy used and refurbished medical equipment. It’s not. Think about it… they do things like pay to pick-up and deliver the equipment to their location, compensate extra staff, and spread out the costs of forklifts and other warehouse equipment. So, why buy equipment from a firm with the actual systems in their warehouse? Why does it make sense to sometimes pay a little more than buying from a broker?
Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm, Imaging Equipment Solutions, CT Scanner, MRI