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Medical Devices

By William G. Sutton | 03:02 pm | June 19, 2015
Knowing the factors that go into deciding whether to enter into a fair market value (FMV) lease or $1 buyout lease will enable you to make the right financing choice for the equipment you need to operate your business.
By Emily Kulenkamp | 12:16 pm | June 19, 2015
An inadequate protection plan for medical equipment may cause dire financial consequences to your organization that may not be easy to overcome. Is it worth taking the risk?
By Anthony Brino | 02:46 pm | June 08, 2015
Entrepreneur claims direct-to-consumer laboratory testing and price transparency are an integral piece of health reform and a solution to America's disease and cost problems.
By Lori Webb | 05:39 pm | May 27, 2015
Globally, the growth of the fluoroscopy market with medical imaging is projected to reach upward of $2 billion by 2018. Within this market, there is a growing push to move fully into the digital age with flat panel detector based systems.
By Henry Powderly | 11:01 am | May 15, 2015
A new video showing a da Vinci surgical robot suturing a grape has been viewed close to 400,000 times after a post on Buzzfeed highlighted it.
By Brandi Crow | 04:24 pm | May 14, 2015
The cardiac defibrillator market continues to be competitive, even though replacing older systems is the primary reason healthcare organizations are purchasing new defibrillators.
By Susan Morse | 04:13 pm | May 14, 2015
In a letter to House leadership, Rep. Scott Peters, D-Calif. and 17 other Democrats are calling for lawmakers to act quickly on a bill repealing the medical device tax before Memorial Day.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 08:52 am | May 13, 2015
Bert Zimmerli, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Intermountain Healthcare, enthuses about wireless technology, sensors and connected health as they pertain to the growing focus on revenue cycle management in healthcare.
By Jamie Dildy | 12:22 pm | April 07, 2015
The C-arm market is strong and continues to grow at a steady pace due to the increase in number and diversity of minimally invasive procedures and the escalating number of outpatient ambulatory surgery centers across the country.
By Susan Morse | 10:44 am | April 03, 2015
At least 1,000 supply-delivery robots are estimated to be in use in hospitals nationwide, and their numbers are expected to grow as hospitals face cost and staffing pressures.