Did you see the power of SafeCT technology for yourself? You know, SafeCT is the add-on system for all CT scanners (4-slice and up) that boosts your diagnostic image quality for any exposure parameters. Clients brought in a low-dose study, and we processed it with SafeCT. They were able to see the amazing results right on the spot! SafeCT processes low-dose, noisy CT images into high-quality images quickly and easily.
Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology
Topics: iterative image reconstruction, Low-dose solution, Imaging Industry Meetings, CT Scanner
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
The Most Important thing to Bring to RSNA: CT Images!
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Tue, Nov 20, 2012 @ 11:11 AM
Want to see the power of SafeCT technology for yourself? You know, it’s the add-on system for all CT Scanners (4 slice and up) that boosts your diagnostic image quality for any exposure parameters. Just bring your low-dose study, and we’ll process it with SafeCT at the Medic Vision Booth #4444, Hall A. You’ll be able to see the amazing results right on the spot! SafeCT turns low-dose, noisy CT images into high quality images quickly and easily. Plus, you’ll then be eligible to win a FREE 60-Day Trial with SafeCT at your facility! Even if you don’t win, you’ll earn a discount on our exclusive Try & Buy SafeCT program.
Topics: iterative image reconstruction, Low-dose solution, Imaging Industry Meetings, CT Scanner
Marketing Your New Pre-Owned Medical Equipment
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Thu, Oct 25, 2012 @ 11:10 AM
So you’ve discovered the enormous benefits of purchasing pre-owned, refurbished medical equipment like MRIs, CTs, C-arms, PETs or other imaging devices. And you’re feeling pretty smart. After all, you get the ideal imaging equipment for your facility without paying full price for the shiny new toy. If you were wise enough to buy from Atlantis Worldwide, you like the fact that they put all pre-owned equipment through a no-holds-barred process that ensures the highest quality standards, rock star performance and reliability and a price point that makes you look like a genius. In other words, it’s as good as new, without the OMG price tag. You also like the fact that Atlantis Worldwide provides an amazing warranty and the exact kind of service contract that will keep it running like new—without the headaches. Think your job is over?
Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm, Imaging Equipment Solutions, CT Scanner, MRI
Imagine being able to get better image quality in every CT scan. Or being able to use low-dose protocols and still achieve diagnostic CT images—all this without having to replace or upgrade your current CT scanners. Sounds too good to be true?
Topics: iterative image reconstruction, Low-dose solution, CT Scanner
MEDIC VISION SELECTS ATLANTIS WORLDWIDE FOR U.S. DISTRIBUTION
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Mon, Jun 25, 2012 @ 09:06 AM
SafeCT Affordably Delivers Diagnostic Quality CT Images Using Iterative Image Reconstruction
Topics: iterative image reconstruction, Low-dose solution, CT Scanner
To Upgrade Diagnostic Imaging Systems or Not to Upgrade?
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Fri, Jun 15, 2012 @ 09:06 AM
Everyone understands that most diagnostic imaging systems are a long-term investment. The inevitable “big” question is, “When is it time to purchase newer equipment versus making do with perfectly functional existing technology?” It’s a challenge that faces most purchasing departments, clinic and hospital administrators, physicians and office managers—and it’s where Atlantis Worldwide can step in and help make a decision easier. No, we don’t have a crystal ball that allows us to gaze into the future and determine your best course of action. But we DO have more than 20 years of experience in buying and selling imaging equipment, so we understand the market and can help our customers identify the best equipment solutions for their budgets and needs.
When you involve the Atlantis Worldwide team in the decision making process, we will work with you to gather pertinent information that will enable you to make a more informed decision. We’ll compile review a wide range of data: what are the comparative costs of installation? Can your existing system be upgraded easily, or is it easy to remove and replace the equipment? What is the turnover timing? How has your market changed and what are the current needs of your patients, physicians and community? What is the current and ideal workflow? How does equipment depreciation factor in? How will the impending changes to Medicare and the insurance industry impact your business? What are the cost differences in servicing new systems versus upgrading existing ones? By answering these and other questions, oftentimes it illuminates the perfect solution for your diagnostic imaging needs.
Topics: Selling Image Equipment, C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, CT Scanner, MRI
A Change In Attitude: Bigger and Better Isn’t Always Best
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Tue, May 15, 2012 @ 09:05 AM
In the not-so-distant past, many hospitals and imaging groups would rush to buy the biggest and the best medical imaging equipment. After all, who doesn’t want the shiny new toy? But oftentimes these purchases were made without reviewing the needs of a specific facility, market and patient population. Reimbursements were high, and referrals and insurance acceptance were strong, so why worry? In fact, many diagnostic imaging centers were launched on the “if you build it, they will come” philosophy.
Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Imaging Equipment Solutions, CT Scanner, MRI