Converting to Outpatient or a Rural Emergency Hospital? We Buy the Equipment That Comes Out of Service.

When a hospital stops inpatient care, whole floors of equipment go quiet, and often the ORs and sterile processing go with them. We buy that equipment directly, clear the closed areas around your emergency and outpatient services, and pay before anything leaves the building. No fees, no commissions.

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Written offer
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Before removal
Fees & commissions
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Removal & transport
At no cost
Payment Before Removal
No Fees or Commissions
Phased Around Open Services
Chain-of-Custody Documentation
Nationwide

What a conversion takes out of service.

A Rural Emergency Hospital keeps emergency care, observation and any outpatient services it chooses, but it can't provide acute inpatient care. Hospitals moving to an outpatient only model make a similar change. Some converted facilities keep outpatient surgery and some stop it. Either way, equipment sized for inpatient and surgical volume stops being used.

Planning for 2027.

Starting January 1, 2027, federal law requires states to begin six month Medicaid eligibility checks for adults in the expansion group and to begin Medicaid work requirements, unless CMS grants a state an exemption. Hospitals planning around those changes may be looking at beds, service lines and conversions. The equipment plan can start before a conversion decision is final. A written offer gives finance a fixed number to put in the plan.

Timed to your conversion date.

We schedule removal for the date services end, and we work around the emergency department and outpatient areas that stay open, including nights and weekends where needed. Equipment that has already been pushed into storage gets bought along with what's still in the rooms. You get one written offer for everything in scope.

Four steps.

1

Send what's coming out of service

A list, photos or an asset export.

A list, photos or an asset export.

2

Written offer within one business day

3

Payment confirmed before removal

4

Removal on your conversion schedule, with chain-of-custody records for each area

Frequently asked questions.

Yes. The offer covers exactly what's coming out of service and nothing you're keeping.
Yes. We can buy the inpatient units and leave the surgical equipment you still need.
Yes. We can make a written offer from your list, and removal waits until your date is set.
No. Routes and timing are planned so open areas keep running.
Nothing. No fees, no commissions, and removal is at no cost.

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

Tell us what your conversion takes out of service.