Selling Specialty Practice Equipment?

We Buy the Equipment. Paid Before Removal.

We buy procedure and surgical equipment from single-specialty and multispecialty practices, from one scope or ultrasound to the whole office. Written offer within one business day, payment before removal, and no fees or commissions.

Paid before removal
No fees, ever
Current condition fine
Fast response

Reach out if you’re:

Upgrading a scope, ultrasound, or procedure room

Dropping a procedure or service line

Moving offices or merging practices

Retiring, selling, or closing the practice

What we buy.

The equipment specialty practices typically retire: a single unit or the whole office, both work.

Ultrasound probe with a coiled flexible shaft, control handle, and transducer tip on a white background
Ultrasound Systems & ProbesPortable and cart systems with their transducers.
Flexible endoscope control heads hanging in a wall-mounted scope storage rack
Flexible & Rigid ScopesOffice and procedure scopes, processors, and light sources.
Surgeon looking through the eyepieces of an articulated operating microscope
Surgical MicroscopesOphthalmic, ENT, and neuro microscopes.
Surgeon wearing a head-mounted surgical headlight during a procedure
Headlights & Light SourcesFiber-optic and LED surgical headlights and light sources.
Nasal and sinus instruments, including an angled forceps, an elevator, a hemostat, and a bayonet forceps, on a white sheet
Procedure Instrument SetsSpecialty sets, trays, and single instruments.
Patient monitor display with heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation readings and waveforms
Patient MonitorsProcedure room and PACU monitors.

Procedure tables, specialty chairs, tabletop sterilizers, energy, carts, and accessories, too. Any brand, any condition.

We also buy C-arms. Send the model and a couple of photos.

Current condition is fine.

Nothing needs to be tested, cleaned, or reprocessed first. Send photos of what you have, as it sits, and we'll tell you what we can take.

  • Nothing to test, clean, or reprocess first
  • Working, non-working, and end-of-life equipment
  • A single unit or the whole office, both work
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The distal tips of two used endoscopes held in a hand, with the lens, light guides, and working channel visible, as-is

Three steps to paid.

A list or a few photos of the room is all we need to start.

1

Send a list or a few photos of the room.

Models and serials help. No forms.

2

We come back fast.

A straight answer on what we'll take. No back-and-forth.

3

Say yes and get paid.

You're paid before removal, and we handle removal and documentation.

Direct means simpler. And yours, up front.

The buyer, not a broker

You deal with the buyer directly. Nothing is listed, auctioned, or consigned on your behalf.

Paid before removal

Payment before removal, even for a single piece.

No fees or commissions

Removal, packing, and transport at no cost to the facility. The written offer is what you're paid.

Common questions.

Yes. There is no minimum. A single scope, ultrasound, or sterilizer works, and so does a full office.
Yes. Upgrades, a dropped procedure, a move, or a full storage room are all reasons to sell. If you are closing, see practice closure and retirement.
No. Photos of the unit and its label plate are usually enough. If something is unclear, we'll ask about that one item.
No. List working, non-working, and end-of-life equipment together, and we'll tell you what we can take.
We do. We arrange and pay for removal, packing, and transport, and payment comes before anything leaves your office.
Yes. We buy shippable equipment nationwide and handle full facility closures anywhere in the U.S., in addition to on-site removal across the Southeast and Texas.

Keep exploring.

The pages that cover each kind of project in detail.

Clearing practice equipment?

Send a list or a few photos. We’ll tell you what we’ll take, and if it works, you’re paid before removal.

  • Paid before removal
  • No fees or commissions
  • Current condition is fine
  • Response within one business day

Tell us what you have.