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Selling Imaging Equipment When Closing or Relocating a Practice

Retiring, merging, or moving? Don't leave the imaging equipment's value on the table — or the logistics to chance.

Closing, merging, retiring, or relocating is stressful enough. The imaging equipment shouldn't add to it — and it shouldn't be left behind for nothing.

Decide: sell or relocate

If the equipment suits your new location and case mix, relocating it — de-install, ship, re-install — can make sense. If it doesn't, selling it and sourcing to spec at the new site is often cleaner and cheaper than moving a system you'll outgrow.

Recover the value

Working MRI, CT, C-arm, and ultrasound systems have real resale value. Selling them can fund part of your transition rather than becoming a disposal expense. Start with a quick appraisal.

One point of contact

Whether you're selling or moving, a broker can handle the appraisal, de-install, freight, and payment as a single insured process — scheduled around your dates, including nights and weekends when a suite has to be cleared fast.

Winding down or moving? Let's plan the equipment.

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Related questions

What happens to imaging equipment when a practice closes?
Working systems can be sold and removed for real value; a broker can buy them and handle the entire de-install and shipping.
Can you work around our closing timeline?
Yes — removal is scheduled around your dates, including nights and weekends for active de-installs.
Should we sell or relocate the equipment?
If the equipment fits your new site and case mix, relocating can be worth it; otherwise selling and buying to spec is often cleaner.
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