Closing a Service Line? We Buy the Equipment It Leaves Behind.

When a hospital closes labor and delivery or moves a surgical service to another campus, a full unit's worth of equipment stops being used while the rest of the hospital keeps running. We buy it directly, as one lot, and pay before anything is removed. No fees, no commissions.

Written offer
One business day
Payment
Before removal
Fees & commissions
None
Removal & transport
At no cost
Payment Before Removal
No Fees or Commissions
One Offer for the Whole Unit
Chain-of-Custody Documentation
Nationwide

Labor and delivery unit closures.

When a hospital stops delivering babies, the unit's equipment comes out together: the C-section OR, delivery and postpartum rooms, and the monitoring and infant care equipment around them. We buy the unit as a whole, so nothing is left to sell off piece by piece.

Surgical service line consolidation.

When a system moves a surgical specialty to one campus or to a surgery center, the sending site is left with equipment that won't be used there again. We buy what doesn't transfer, in one lot.

The rest of the hospital stays open.

A service line closure isn't a building closure. We plan routes, timing and loading so the units still seeing patients aren't affected, including nights and weekends where needed. Equipment already moved into storage gets bought along with what's still in the unit.

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 reviewing service lines ahead of those changes can get a written number on the equipment before a closure date is set.

Four steps.

1

Send the unit's equipment list, photos or an asset export

2

Written offer within one business day

3

Payment confirmed before removal

4

Removal on your closure date, with chain-of-custody records for the unit

Frequently asked questions.

Both. When a unit closes, we buy the unit's equipment as a whole.
Yes. The offer covers what stays behind.
Yes. It's planned around the units that stay open.
That's common. We buy it along with what's still in the unit.
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 which service line is closing.