For Chapter 7 Trustees: A Direct Buyer for Surgical and Medical Equipment.

When a surgery center, practice or hospital lands in Chapter 7, the equipment is often one of the biggest assets in the estate and one of the hardest to move. We buy it directly as is, give you a written offer within one business day, and pay before anything leaves the premises. You get the paperwork the estate needs and no fees come out of the proceeds.

Written offer
One business day
Payment
Before removal
Fees & commissions
None
Removal & transport
At no cost
Paid Before Removal
No Fees or Commissions
Purchase Order and Chain-of-Custody Records
As Is Purchase
Nationwide

Why trustees use a direct buyer.

01

One number, in writing, fast.

You can evaluate the offer right away instead of waiting on a sale event.

02

Paid before removal.

Proceeds reach the estate before the equipment moves.

03

Nothing deducted.

No commission, buyer's premium or removal charge.

04

The building gets cleared.

Useful when a landlord or lender is pressing for possession.

05

Clean records.

A purchase order plus chain-of-custody and removal records for the file.

Working inside the case.

We work with the trustee and the trustee's counsel. If the sale needs court approval, removal is scheduled after approval and payment, on the case's timeline. We buy as is, where is, and we can work from the schedules, an old asset list, photos or a walkthrough of the premises.

What we buy from estates.

Surgical and imaging equipment from surgery centers, physician practices and hospitals: towers, scopes, instrument sets, power tools, ESUs, microscopes, OR tables and lights, anesthesia, monitoring, sterilization and C-arms. On a full facility, we buy the building's equipment as a whole.

Three steps.

1

Send what you have

Schedules, an asset list, photos or access for a walkthrough.

Schedules, an asset list, photos or access for a walkthrough.

2

Written offer within one business day

3

Payment before removal, then removal and documentation

Frequently asked questions.

Yes. For estates we buy and coordinate removal anywhere in the U.S.
A purchase order plus chain-of-custody and removal records.
Yes. Removal happens after approval and payment, on the case's schedule.
No. Equipment that has been sitting is common in estates.

We’ll respond the same business day to scope your project.

Fill in the form and our team will come back to you the same business day. Written offer within one business day. No fees. No obligation.

  • Payment before removal
  • No fees or commissions
  • Dedicated project coordinator
  • Chain-of-custody documentation
  • Nationwide coverage

Administering an estate with medical equipment?