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Posted by Chris Kinnas Jan 22, 2020 3:00:00 PM If your team uses the GE Innova 4100, you might have received a letter saying that GE has declared the system "end of life" (EOL). Let us reassure you: this isn't as bad as it sounds. It does mean you're in for some changes and some costs you thought you might have been able to put off for a few more years. But it doesn't mean that you need to change now, that you need a generous lump sum of cash now, or that your only option is to go back to the OEM. Using the recently EOL-designated GE Innova 4100 as an example, we're going to discuss why OEMs use EOL, why your response doesn't need to be urgent, and how an EOL designation can end up benefiting your operating budget. Read More X-Ray Machine Cost Price Guide Posted by Devinn LoVette Jan 20, 2020 10:00:00 AM In many cases across the medical field, the X-ray machine is the most basic imaging system in a facility. Even so, acquiring the fundamentals constitutes a major capital outlay.This is precisely why it pays to be aware of all the options. The following video shares average costs for several X-ray options that have proven to be popular among the thousands of imaging centers and hospitals we work with each year. From ceiling-mounted systems that left the factory with digital capabilities to analog machines updated with digital detectors, the market can accommodate a far broader range of budgetary needs than you might think. Want to keep your X-ray machine but add a digital detector panel? Click here to see DR panel pricing. Read More Topics: X-Ray , Medical Imaging Equipment Price , Medical Imaging Equipment Cost DR Flat Panel Detector Price Guide Posted by Devinn LoVette Jan 17, 2020 1:30:00 PM If you're considering digital radiography (DR) for the first time, we'll say this: Between reimbursement cuts , the ongoing cost of CR reader maintenance and cassettes, and declining costs for DR panels, it's just not economical to put off the upgrade to direct digital imaging any longer. You'll have higher image quality, faster scanning, lower costs- and you can keep your analog X-ray system. If you're no stranger to the benefits of DR, welcome back to the market! In either case, DR panels are more affordable in 2020 than ever. Keep reading to see commonly available DR panel options and the current average price range you can expect to spend on each. Read More Topics: X-Ray , Video OEC 9900 MD vs. OEC 9800 MD Posted by Gary Dodge Jan 16, 2020 12:30:00 PM Like their non-motorized counterparts, the OEC 9900 MD and 9800 MD have an awful lot in common. But, also like their non-motorized counterparts, they differ in a few significant ways. To make things simple for those of you considering either of these models (or any other motor-driven C-arm on the market) we'll break down the differences below so you can choose the very best system for your site's needs. Read More What Happens During a Cath Lab Inspection? Posted by Kenn Dextrom Jan 13, 2020 12:45:00 PM People refer to interventional equipment inspections frequently in our industry but seldom identify what a thorough inspection looks like. To pull back the curtain on the process, we’ve compiled the major steps our engineering team takes when they conduct an inspection of a cath lab. There are quite a number of other steps in our 4-5 hour process as well but, in the essence of time, we’ll focus on the larger elements. Read More Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment , Imaging Equipment Valuations , Selling Imaging Equipment , Cath/Angio , Used Medical Imaging Equipment Click to continue browsing... All posts | Next Search this site Get medical imaging equipment insights delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe below. Questions? Ideas? Imaging project you'd like to discuss? Let us know! 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