The purchase of an EKG machine is a significant investment for certain medical facilities.
When evaluating your options for EKG machines, it is essential to consider what will work
best financially and functionally for your practice.
If you currently have an EKG machine that is nearing the end of its service life, has malfunctioned, or you are expanding your service capacity, then you will be in the market
for a machine.
An electrocardiogram (EKG) or (ECG), is a medical test that records the heart’s electrical activity. It’s one of the most administered tests in medicine and for cardiac patients.
An EKG gives medical professionals a glimpse into the heart’s activity to assess its health from that recorded data, including detecting heart abnormalities. These tests are performed in
hospitals, ambulances, doctor’s offices, and other medical care settings. EKG prep is done in
advance of the actual EKG monitoring.
Medical testing and monitoring systems require a heightened level of performance, reliability, and safety compared to many other industries because patient lives are at stake.
ECG cables are used along with electrodes that are placed on patients to convey electrical
signals required for cardiac testing. Continue reading
The purchase of an EKG machine is a significant investment for certain medical facilities.
When evaluating your options for EKG machines, it is essential to consider what will work
best financially and functionally for your practice.
If you currently have an EKG machine that is nearing the end of its service life, has
malfunctioned, or you are expanding your service capacity, then you will be in the
market for a machine.