What is a medical equipment appraisal?

A medical equipment appraisal provides an unbiased, accurate valuation of devices and tools used for medical or laboratory purposes.

This valuation takes all aspects of the equipment into account, such as its make, model, age, condition, operating hours, specifications, and modifications. Factors such as the original cost of the equipment, the income it generates, its depreciation rate, and its market supply and demand are also taken into consideration to determine its current value with the highest possible degree of confidence.

A medical equipment appraisal conducted by an experienced and accredited appraiser can be used to facilitate business planning, financial transactions, insurance agreements, and are defensible in a court of law.

What kinds of medical equipment can be appraised?

A medical equipment appraisal can determine the true value of any equipment used in medical or laboratory settings. Commonly appraised items include the following:

• Examination equipment
• Diagnostic equipment
• Imaging machines
• Treatment devices
• Surgical instruments
• Life support machines
• Vital sign monitors
• Dentistry and orthodontics equipment
• Optometry and ophthalmology equipment
• Laboratory sample supplies and analyzers
• Hospital and examination beds
• Wheelchairs and walkers
• Computer systems
• Waiting room furniture

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