Cardiac/Vascular Interventional Systems

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Up to $201,750 off contract price

Premier Contract: PP-IM-264
Group Buy End Date: December 31, 2024
Shipping: All orders must be submitted by December 31, 2024. Member must negotiate delivery date with GE HealthCare.

Promotional Offer:

Members will save up to $201,750 off of the contract price on GE HealthCare Interventional equipment. 

Group Buy value is available on the following products: 

  • Allia™ IGS 330 (ASC/OBL only) 
  • Allia™ IGS 520 
  • Allia™ IGS 530 
  • Allia™ IGS 540 
  • Allia™ IGS 730 
  • Allia™ IGS 740 
  • Innova™ IGS 620 
  • Innova™ IGS 630 

Financing value – How can GE HealthCare Financial Services help during these uncertain times?

Cash Preservation: Short-or-long term leases and loans as well as Bridge to Budget options 

Financing is a Hedge: Protecting against market uncertainty, technology shifts, reimbursement pressure, and changes to payor mix 

Asset Ownership Flexibility: Leasing through GE HealthCare Financial Services (“HFS”) provides the flexibility to return unneeded assets, while also offering a built-in path to ownership, ideal for handling serge capacity and simultaneously upgrading IB 

Capex vs Opex: HFS provides customizable structures to work within our customers’ budgetary needs 

Flexible payment options: Uniquely structured payment schedule to align revenues with expenses 

Predictable Capital Budget: Leverage MaxiserviceR for low total cost of ownership and streamlined consistent payment process for comprehensive GE HealthCare solutions 

Clinical Benefits: Acquire new clinical capability today with flexibility for upgrades and future changes
Operational Benefits: Improve Technology Management and standardization
Financial Benefits: Preserve cash flow and increase liquidity with predictable capital budget structures