Which Leasing Option is Best When Buying a New Nuclear Gamma Camera?
April 29, 2021
Let’s say your old SPECT camera is on its last leg, you’ve found a perfect new one for your practice, and you’re ready to purchase
Let’s say your old SPECT camera is on its last leg, you’ve found a perfect new one for your practice, and you’re ready to purchase
Anyone who manages healthcare facilities or equipment in California is familiar with The California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, commonly referred to as
Has your practice been considering the purchase of new nuclear imaging equipment? If you haven’t looked into it already, now’s a great time to update
Have you ever had an end of service or end of life notice for your imaging equipment? What did you do about them? The answer
In today’s economy, everyone is looking to save money and reduce costs, including insurance companies. This has translated into an increasing level of scrutiny when
If you own a private practice and are considering the purchase of new or pre-owned medical equipment, the recent revisions to Section 179 of the
The patient volume that’s generated from physician-to-physician referrals is a significant factor in the success of any cardiology practice. In fact, some studies suggest that
After a significant wave of practices choosing to merge with hospital systems, physicians are starting to consider de-integration and returning to private practice. It seems that
