A Glossary of Defibrillator Terms
On average, 400,000 Americans suffer from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) every year. The sad reality is that out of these 400,000, many don’t survive. This is either because help doesn’t…
What is a Transport Ventilator?
Transport ventilators, like the Autovent 3000, assist individuals who are unable to breathe independently. Transport ventilators make traveling possible within individuals’ own communities or farther from home. Individuals who purchase…
3 Trends Driving the Demand for Biomedical Equipment Service
In recent years, medical technology has changed significantly and the average number of medical devices used per patient bed has also increased. In 1997, each patient bed used an average…
A Beginner’s Guide to Buying Refurbished Medical Equipment
It should come as no surprise that the cost of healthcare has increased dramatically in recent years. One of the biggest contributing factors is the rising cost of medical equipment.…
3 Reasons to Purchase a Refurbished Defibrillator
Many are surprised when they learn they can purchase a refurbished defibrillator. This option provides a quality piece of equipment for a fraction of the cost, making it a great…
A Guide to Using Your Infusion Pump at Home
There are numerous uses for a new or refurbished infusion pump—antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, pain medications, and more. Infusion pumps are essential for delivering necessary medications and fluids to your bloodstream.…
Ambulances and Interfacility Transfers
When most people hear the sound of an ambulance siren, they envision EMS equipment, flashing lights, and a major medical emergency. But in actuality, ambulances spend much of their time…
Do You Need an AED at Home?
We’ve all seen the scene that one scene in every TV medical drama where a character’s heart stops beating and then is shocked back to life by a doctor yelling…
What is an Infusion Pump?
Infusion pumps play a vital role in controlling the fluids and medications given to patients. Because medical infusion pumps are used to deliver many medications, there are several types of…
The Consequences of Medical Equipment Failure
Your medical equipment is the core of your operation. Whether you run a small practice or a large hospital, blood pressure monitors and defibrillators must function accurately at all times.…
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