How I Help
New Equipment Sales & Financing
New digital X-ray rooms, wireless DR panels, portables, C-arms, and software from Summit Industries, 20/20 Imaging and Konica Minolta, Rayence, and Fujifilm. I match the system to the specialty and the square footage — then install it. Quotes stay private. Financing introductions when a new room is the honest path. Experience is not limited to a dealer list.
In This Room
- Complete radiographic rooms — floor-mounted and overhead tube systems
- Cesium DR panels sized to the specialty — AeroDR, FDR, D-EVO, Universal DR
- Mobile and portable digital X-ray
- Veterinary, chiropractic, podiatry, orthopedic, and medical packages
- Equipment financing introductions
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Emergency & Multi-Vendor Repair
The room is down and patients are waiting. I diagnose from the component up — tubes, collimators, generators, panels, software, and the network that talks to PACS — on the lines I sell and on the rooms already on your floor.
Preventative Maintenance
Scheduled visits that keep the room legal, calibrated, and online — output checks, collimator alignment, and records you can show an inspector. Contract customers go first when something fails. I open the generator, put a Fluke on the line, and verify waveforms on a scope so the visit is complete and documented.
Film and CR to Digital Upgrades
Keep the generator and stand that still work. We put the correct cesium panel in the tray you already own — 10×12 for podiatry, 14×17 or 17×17 for chiropractic, veterinary, and medical, 17×48 for full spine — and train the staff on the new viewer. Film processors, Fuji FCR XL-2 and Prima T2, and Konica Minolta REGIUS Sigma and 110 are the boxes we still see — and the ones we retire into cesium DR.
Installation & Relocation
A new digital X-ray room is more than a crate on a dock. I plan the layout with your contractor, confirm power and shielding, hang the tube, set the technique chart, and train the staff before the first patient walks in. When a practice outgrows a suite — or a used room is the honest buy — I de-install, move, and put it back together so it takes pictures in the new space.
Used Equipment Repair, Sales & Consignment
Not every practice needs a brand-new overhead tube system on day one. I photograph rooms in the field, inspect generators and stands, repair what is worth repairing, and list only what I would put in a clinic I care about. Consignment or purchase. Trade-in against a new digital quote when that is the better path.
Recycling & Scrap
When a generator, tube, or CR reader is past parts, it should leave the building the right way — not sit in a hallway. I handle certified removal, panel and tube care, and site cleanup after a digital upgrade so the new room is the only thing patients see.
Calibration & Compliance
Output, automatic exposure control, collimator alignment, and the paperwork that proves it. I use RaySafe dose meters and Unfors Xi sensors — the same class of instruments a physicist brings — then leave records you can show an inspector. After a repair or a digital upgrade I verify the room is legal and diagnostic, not a verbal “looks good.”
Computed Radiography (CR) & Digital Radiography (DR) Service
Fuji FCR Prima, XC, XL, and SMART CR, Konica Minolta REGIUS Nano CR, ImagePilot SIGMA, SIGMA II CS-7s, Agfa CR, and Carestream / Kodak digitizers — plus the cesium DR panels that replace them. I keep the reader taking pictures, then plan the move to AeroDR, FDR, D-EVO, or Universal DR in the same bucky when you are ready.
DICOM, PACS & Workstations
The viewer is part of the room. I recover Opal-RAD licenses and databases for veterinary hospitals, install Symmetry-Sync for chiropractic, podiatry, and medical clinics, and keep Fujifilm FDX Console and Rayence Xmaru Pro talking to PACS so studies actually land where the doctor looks. Ultra Acquisition rides with Momentum-EQ and Momentum-MA.
Service Contracts
A down room on a Friday night is expensive. Contract customers go first: scheduled preventative maintenance, documented output checks, and priority dispatch when something fails. Annual and multi-year plans for single-room practices and multi-site groups.