Block Imaging

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What do you do when your system is declared “End of Service”? “End of Service” (EOS) just means your imaging system's original manufacturer is no longer offering service support for your system. The solution for this lies in the wealth of experience available on the third-party market. Many independent groups are founded by or employ engineers that began their careers with equipment manufacturers working and training on the equipment you’re now having trouble with. Many third-party companies, like us, offer service contracts to support these systems. We supply extensive support for EOS medical imaging equipment, ensuring your systems continue to operate effectively. We do this by providing: ➡️24/7 technical support for troubleshooting your system. ➡️35,000+ parts in stock for all modalities. ➡️Our team of field service engineers, experienced in all modalities. Interested in how we can help? Check out our page on End of Service and End of Life information in the link below⬇️ https://hubs.ly/Q02H02qd0 #EndOfService #ImagingInsights #MedicalSystem

What happened when we evaluated the best PET/CTs on the market right now? Here are our takeaways for each of the six systems that made it on the list: ✔️The GE Discovery MI checks all the boxes: 128 Slices. Time-of-Flight. Cardiac, oncology, neurology, research, clinical capabilities. Digital Detectors. ✨The Philips Vereos wins the bells-and-whistles competition. ❤️The GE Discovery IQ is arguably one of the best cardiac and all-purpose PET/CTs available. 🛎️The Siemens Biograph Horizon is high in demand for mobile applications as well as cardiac PET and oncology. 🏅The GE Discovery 690 has been a solid performer on the market for the past three years. ➡️The GE Discovery 710’s speed and technology makes them one of the most sought-after pieces on the market. Check out our full report here: https://hubs.li/Q02G--cX0 #MedicalImaging #PETCT

Today, we’re excited to wish Thomas Spees well as he begins his retirement from an incredible career in medical imaging. It was a great honor to have Tom spend the last four years of his career as a member of the Block Imaging team. If you’re lucky enough to know Tom, you know what a knowledgeable, dedicated, and all-around great teammate he is! Please join us in celebrating Tom and wishing him a future filled with joy, relaxation, and new adventures. Congratulations, Tom! 🎉✨

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AHRA 2024 is in full swing! Stop by booth 528 and say hi to the Block Imaging team. We’d love to see you #medicalimaging #radiology #AHRA

We receive troubleshooting requests about MRI coils all the time. Our customers often want to know: Should they replace the coils? Or, when is it time to upgrade and expand scanning capabilities? In either situation, you could be facing a significant, often unexpected, cost. Don't worry! We’ve found five key areas to consider in your decision-making process. In our article, we walk you through what it takes to: 🔵Ensure MRI coil compatibility 🔵Balance channel count with image quality and increased costs 🔵Choose between new and refurbished coils 🔵Enhance patient comfort 🔵Consider budget and operational efficiency Curious about part pricing and capabilities? Check out our article where we lay out all the essential information you need: https://lnkd.in/gRyd78Tj #medicalimaging #customerexperience #mri

A fun behind-the-scenes video from our mechanical engineer's de-installation project in Vegas. Sometimes you've got to be a little creative with system removals! 🛠️ If you're ready to sell your system or remove it from your facility, reach out to the Block Imaging team at (888) 694-6478. #SystemRemoval #MedicalImaging #DeInstall #MRI

⚠️ No one wants to experience system downtime, especially when it comes to imaging equipment. That's where service plans come in. Imaging service plans are like insurance. They're a great way to minimize frustration and keep your systems running smoothly. Do you want all-inclusive coverage or just the basics? It's not a one-size-fits-all solution. Ask yourself these 3 questions to determine whether preventative maintenance or full-service coverage is right for you: 🔵 What is my preferred risk tolerance? 🔵What is my current patient volume? 🔵What is my budget for service plans? Think of a service plan as the ultimate safety net! #Service #MedicalEquipment

How do hospitals justify spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for R/F rooms when they’re used for such specialized studies? Brand new, these systems can range from $500,000-$750,000. On the secondary market you'll find systems ranging from $225,000-$300,000. Why pay so much? We'll give you three reasons: 🔵 Hospitals need an R/F room in order to achieve their desired rating. 🔵 R/F rooms have desirable features: from pulsed fluoroscopy to dose reduction to remote diagnostics. 🔵 An R/F room is the Swiss Army knife of X-ray and C-arm equipment because they can be used for traditional radiology and fluoroscopy studies. For more #ImagingInsights into R/F Rooms check out our R/F Room Buyer's Guide: https://hubs.li/Q02C_fsr0 #MedicalImaging #RFRooms