Medical Equipment Finance

Medical equipment finance for a healthier practice.

Is your medical practice looking to invest in new or used medical equipment? At Dynamoney, we understand that purchasing medical equipment is a significant investment so let us unload the stress of upgrading your equipment so you can focus on what’s important.

Our financial options enable medical centres, pharmacies, day surgeries, veterinary clinics and research laboratories to effectively and efficiently manage the acquisition and utilisation of equipment.

5 Pieces of Equipment Every Medical Practice Needs

Medical practices need to be prepared for just about anything that can come through the door. That’s why it is important to make sure key equipment is always on standby to provide complete care. Running a practice can be chaotic, and sometimes the small details get neglected, that’s why we have put together a list of the top 5 overlooked items every medical practice needs.

1. Defibrillators

   A defibrillator is a machine that treats life-threatening cardiac dysrhythmias by shocking the heart with an electric pulse with the goal to get the patients heartbeat back to normal. Defibrillators should be checked every 6 months to make sure it is still in good working order and has a life expectancy of about 8 years.

2. Sterilizers

   Also known as autoclaves, these pieces of equipment use steam under pressure to kill harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores. Most sterile equipment has expiry dates on them, so it is important to purchase a machine that was manufactured with non-proprietary parts. The average life expectancy of a sterilizer is approximately 30 years.

3. Fluid warmers

   A fluid warmer is used to warm fluids such as crystalloid, colloid, or blood product prior to being dispensed. This is to increase the fluid to body temperature levels to prevent hypothermia in surgical patients.

4. Anesthesia machines

   ‍An anesthesia machine’s primary function is to deliver oxygen and mix aesthetic gasses and vapours into a patient. The machine also enables patient ventilation and minimises anesthesia-related risks. This is an important piece of equipment to make sure you can reduce pain for emergencies.

5. Hospital stretches

   A hospital stretcher is a crucial piece of equipment that every medical practice and hospital needs. This re-usable, mobile device is used to support the transfer of patients’ short distances. Although you may think owning one in your practice is unnecessary, it is common for patients to need this support while moving throughout practices.