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$350 USD
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$2,300 USD
This unit along with several similar ones i have available are from a closed hospital. This and the others look like new, everything looks clean in the original box with training software,... view more
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$500 USD
gues31 Unit appears to be in good cosmetic condition and doesnt appear to have any damage. It powers up and there is no error as far as we know. It includes manuals and several... view more
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$3,000 USD
This unit is in good clean cosmetic condition, there is no damage, it powers and displays no error. Calibration is due and that's it. It has accessories and 6 floppy disk software. Please see... view more
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$4,500 USD
This unit is in mint condition and has not been used. This is from a military medical surplus. This was sitting on a government shelf and was never used. it was check as it is customary with... view more
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$5,000 USD
The unit appear to be in good cosmetic condition. It powers up, boot and has the grass twin software installed and a new sealed Grass Twin 4.0 software disk with it and several manuals. (see... view more
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$5,500 USD
Software medical equipment refers to the integration of software applications with medical devices, enabling healthcare professionals to enhance patient care, streamline processes, and improve overall efficiency. This technology has revolutionized the healthcare industry by offering advanced functionalities such as data analysis, remote monitoring, and real-time alerts. One of the primary uses of software medical equipment is in electronic health records (EHR) systems, which allow medical professionals to store, access, and manage patient information securely. These systems eliminate the need for paper-based records, reduce errors, and enable seamless communication between healthcare providers.
In addition to EHR systems, software medical equipment is extensively used in medical imaging, telemedicine, patient monitoring, and clinical decision support systems. Medical imaging software helps in analyzing and interpreting medical images, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Telemedicine software facilitates remote consultations, enabling patients to receive medical advice and treatment from the comfort of their homes. Patient monitoring software tracks vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels, providing real-time data to healthcare providers for timely intervention. Clinical decision support systems utilize software algorithms to analyze patient data and provide evidence-based recommendations to healthcare professionals.
The price range for software medical equipment varies depending on the complexity and functionality of the software, as well as the specific medical device it is integrated with. Simple software applications, such as basic EHR systems, can range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. However, more advanced software with sophisticated features, such as medical imaging or telemedicine software, can cost tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. Implementation and maintenance costs should also be considered, as they can add to the overall investment.
Several manufacturers specialize in software medical equipment. Some prominent players in the industry include Epic Systems Corporation, Cerner Corporation, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, and McKesson Corporation. These companies offer a wide range of software solutions tailored to different healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and private practices. Additionally, there are numerous smaller software vendors and startups that focus on niche areas within the software medical equipment space, providing specialized solutions for specific medical disciplines or applications.
