Buy-Back & Resale Coordination
Coordination of buyer interest, pricing context, and execution so surplus endoscopy equipment can be dispositioned without internal selling effort or inventory risk.
Market-Based Equipment Valuation
Independent valuation based on equipment condition, age, service history, and current secondary market demand to support pricing clarity, stakeholder alignment, and capital planning decisions.
Removal, Logistics & Documentation
Pickup coordination and disposition documentation handled end-to-end so equipment is removed cleanly, compliantly, and with minimal burden on staff.
Endoscopy Lifecycle Planning
Installed base review and upgrade timing guidance to support capital planning decisions before equipment is retired or becomes surplus.
A Guide to Endoscopy Lifecycle Planning
A market based framework for recovering hidden capital in GI departments
Most GI practices and ambulatory centers focus on acquiring new technology, but very little attention is paid to what happens to equipment after it leaves clinical service. As a result, valuable assets sit idle, get traded in below market, or are written off entirely.
This free guide walks through a clear, practical approach to understanding where your endoscopy equipment sits in its lifecycle and how to evaluate real recovery options before decisions get expensive or rushed.
- How to identify endoscopy equipment that still holds real market value
- The difference between OEM trade in pricing and open market valuation
- What buyers actually look for when assessing scopes, processors, and accessories
- Common mistakes that quietly destroy recovery value
- How lifecycle planning can help fund future upgrades
Who this is for
GI physicians, nurse managers, materials management, and ASC leadership involved in equipment upgrades, capital planning, or surplus disposition.