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Clinical needs assessment
We review the clinical application, department profile, patient volume, performance requirements, budget, timeline and destination country.
Equipment supply & project delivery
Medical imaging equipment supply, project delivery and lifecycle support
Medifern coordinates CT, MRI, DSA, DR, C-arm, ultrasound, digital fluoroscopy, mammography and dental CT projects—from equipment selection and site readiness to installation, warranty, maintenance and user training.
CT · MRI · DSA
DR · C-arm · Ultrasound
Digital GI · mammography · dental CT
Selection · installation · warranty · training
Flexible commercial structureCommercial models tailored to eligible projects and operational requirements.
Integrated lifecycle supportEquipment, installation, warranty, maintenance, inspection and training can be combined.
Clinical fit and service planningEquipment selection and service planning are aligned with the intended clinical workflow.
Coordinated implementationSite readiness, logistics, installation and commissioning are managed within one project plan.
Project model
From clinical requirements to commissioned equipment
Medical imaging equipment supply and project delivery combine the system, implementation and service work required to bring the equipment into operation. Commercial structure, ownership, service term and responsibilities are defined in the project agreement.
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System and configuration selection
Modality, system generation, configuration, accessories, detector or tube condition and service availability are matched to the project.
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Site readiness coordination
Room layout, shielding interfaces, power, cooling, floor load, access route and environmental conditions are reviewed with the responsible local specialists.
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Logistics, installation & commissioning
De-installation, packing, transport, installation, commissioning and acceptance support are coordinated according to the agreed scope.
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Warranty, maintenance & training
Warranty coverage, preventive maintenance, periodic inspection, remote support and user training are defined in writing for each project.
Equipment coverage
Imaging systems for a range of clinical settings
System availability, configuration and technical condition are confirmed after equipment review. Manufacturer names and platform families are used solely for identification.
CT
Computed tomography
High-performance dual-source and spectral CT, 64–128-slice clinical systems, and cost-effective routine configurations.
MRI
Magnetic resonance
3.0T research and advanced clinical systems, 1.5T clinical systems, and selected open MRI configurations.
DSA
Angiography systems
Ceiling-suspended, floor-mounted and hybrid operating-room angiography systems, subject to project requirements and availability.
DR
Digital radiography
Ceiling-suspended, floor-mounted and mobile DR systems for general radiography environments.
C-arm
Mobile C-arm
Mobile C-arm systems for orthopaedics, surgery, pain management and general fluoroscopy applications.
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Ultrasound
Colour Doppler, cart-based and selected portable ultrasound systems for general imaging, women's health and cardiovascular applications.
GI
Digital GI / fluoroscopy
Digital fluoroscopy systems for gastrointestinal contrast studies and multifunctional diagnostic applications.
MG / CBCT
Mammography & dental CT
Mammography systems and dental cone-beam CT or panoramic units for breast, dental, oral and maxillofacial imaging.
Examples may include systems from Siemens Healthineers, Philips, GE HealthCare, Canon / Toshiba, Hitachi / Fujifilm and other manufacturers. This does not indicate official partnership, authorisation or manufacturer endorsement unless confirmed in a written agreement.
Project service
A coordinated project from technical assessment to after-sales service
The scope is tailored to the equipment type, destination country, site condition, regulatory requirements and contract.
Technical assessment and implementation
Before shipment or installation, Medifern defines the equipment scope, technical responsibilities, documentation and implementation requirements with the project parties.
- Equipment model, configuration, year, tube/detector condition and accessory list review.
- Site-readiness review covering room layout, shielding interfaces, access, floor load, power, cooling and environmental conditions.
- De-installation, packing, transport, installation and commissioning coordination.
- Warranty, maintenance, inspection and remote-support terms agreed in writing.
Final radiation-protection design, regulatory approval and clinical acceptance remain subject to locally qualified specialists and the competent authority.
Operational and commercial benefits
The project structure combines equipment, implementation and service within one defined scope.
- Align investment structure with the project budget and operational plan.
- Combine equipment, installation, service and training into a single project.
- Support stable clinical operation through maintenance and periodic review.
- Keep upgrade, renewal or replacement options open for future planning.
Hospital scenarios
Equipment planning aligned with clinical workload
The examples below are planning references. Final proposals depend on clinical department needs, budget, availability and local regulatory requirements.
High-end clinical and research use
CT: dual-source / spectral / high-end CTMRI: 3.0T research or advanced clinical MRIDSA: suspended flat-panel or hybrid OR angiographyDR / C-arm / US: high-end departmental systems
Balanced capability and cost
CT: 64–128-slice or equivalent clinical CTMRI: 1.5T advanced clinical MRIDSA: mid-range suspended or floor-mounted systemDR / C-arm / US: medium-to-high clinical configurations
Practical routine imaging
CT: 16–64-slice systems for routine clinical imagingMRI: selected 1.5T or open MRI optionsDSA: cost-conscious angiography configuration where clinically requiredDR / C-arm / US: practical systems with manageable service requirements
Cost structure
Commercial structures compared with direct purchase
For suitable projects, equipment supply and project delivery can combine the system, implementation and support in one contract, aligning capital planning with operational requirements.
Direct new-equipment purchase
Capital pressureSubstantial one-time investment before clinical operation begins.
Service separationWarranty, maintenance, training and parts support may be contracted separately.
Update cycleReplacement or upgrade is typically handled through a separate procurement cycle.
Integrated equipment supply and project-delivery model
Project packageEquipment, site readiness, installation, warranty, maintenance and training can be planned within one contract.
Operational focusEquipment selection, uptime requirements and service responsibilities are considered together.
Flexible planningRenewal, upgrade or replacement options can be considered after the agreed project period.
Enquiry checklist
Information needed for project assessment
Complete project information allows a faster assessment of available systems, technical feasibility and commercial structure.
- Hospital or project type, country and intended clinical department.
- Required modality: CT, MRI, DSA, DR, C-arm, ultrasound, digital GI, mammography or dental CT.
- Preferred brand, model generation, configuration or performance level.
- Expected patient volume, intended use, budget range and timeline.
- Room size, power, cooling, shielding status, access route and installation constraints.
- Required warranty period, maintenance scope, training and remote-support expectations.
Compliance note
Project terms confirmed in writing
Equipment availability, configuration, technical condition, export and import requirements, installation responsibilities, commercial terms and warranty coverage are confirmed in writing for each project.
Manufacturer and product names are used solely to identify equipment and technical context. Unless expressly confirmed in writing, Medifern GmbH acts as an independent service and parts provider.
Discuss your imaging equipment project
Send the required modality, clinical application, destination country, timeline and preferred equipment models. Medifern will review available systems, implementation requirements and service options.