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Diagnostic Ultrasound · Multi-Manufacturer Sourcing

The right ultrasound systemshouldn't depend on whose logo is on the rep's shirt.

RGS Healthcare isn't tied to one manufacturer. Tell us the exams you bill, the room it goes in, and the number you need to hit — we'll put two or three genuinely different systems in front of you and explain the tradeoffs.

  • Down$0 out of pocket* on new systems — 100% equipment financing for qualified buyers
  • PaymentsNone for the first 90 days* — scan and collect before the first invoice
  • SelectionMultiple manufacturers — no brand quota, no inventory to dump
  • BudgetWe build to your clinical needs and your ceiling, not to a list price

*Financing is provided by third-party lenders on qualifying new systems and is subject to credit approval. Rates, terms, deferral structure and eligibility vary by applicant. Not all applicants qualify. Ask us for your written terms before you sign anything.

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We reply with real configurations and real numbers — not a brochure. Your details are used to prepare your quote and are never sold. Financing subject to credit approval; terms vary by applicant.

01 — Why multi-manufacturer sourcing matters more than it sounds

A rep with one product line will always find a reason it's the right one.

That's not dishonesty, it's structure. Their compensation, inventory and quota only point one direction. RGS Healthcare sources across manufacturers, so the honest answer — including “the less expensive system does everything you need” — costs us nothing to give.

New and refurbished ultrasound systems available through RGS Healthcare

Alpinion X‑CUBE i9 Alpinion E‑CUBE i7 MiniSono SonoCiné AWBUS GE HealthCare Philips Siemens Healthineers Canon Medical Mindray Samsung Medison Fujifilm Sonosite Konica Minolta Esaote SonoScape Chison + others on request

Manufacturer and product names are the trademarks of their respective owners and are shown to indicate availability through RGS Healthcare. Availability varies by model, configuration and region.

What buying from a single-line rep looks like

  • One catalog, so the recommendation is decided before the first call
  • Options you don't need bundled to protect list price
  • Trade-in valued to fit their margin, not the market
  • Applications training billed separately after the sale
  • Quote arrives in a week, expires in ten days

What buying through RGS Healthcare looks like

  • Two or three real alternatives across manufacturers, side by side
  • Configured to the exams you actually bill — nothing padded
  • A straight answer on where each system is genuinely weaker
  • Training, service coverage and coding support scoped up front
  • Quote back within one business hour
02 — Configured by application, not by catalog page

Six specialties. Six genuinely different machines.

Imaging depth determines transducer frequency, and frequency determines which systems are worth your time. A thyroid practice and an OB practice have almost nothing in common in a quote. Ordered here shallow to deep.

Typical depth1–4 cm

Thyroid & small parts

Superficial, high-frequency work where nodule margins, microcalcifications and vascularity decide the report. The linear probe matters far more than the console.

Transducers that matter
High-frequency linear, roughly 5–18 MHz; compact linear for pediatric or thin necks
Features worth paying for
Needle visualization for FNA, elastography, panoramic view, structured TI‑RADS reporting
Commonly associated CPT families
76536 · 76942
Also from RGS
Thyroid RFA — if you're building an ablation service line, the same visit can cover both
Typical depth0.5–6 cm

Musculoskeletal

Sports medicine, rheumatology, podiatry and pain management. Frame rate and needle conspicuity under a moving joint are what separate systems here — not paper specs.

Transducers that matter
High-frequency linear 5–18 MHz plus a hockey-stick or compact linear for small joints and digits
Features worth paying for
Needle enhancement, high frame rate, cine review for dynamic exams, MSK presets
Commonly associated CPT families
76881 / 76882 · 76942 · 20604 / 20606 / 20611
Typical depth1–5 cm

Breast

Diagnostic and supplemental imaging, plus biopsy guidance. Penetration through dense tissue without giving up near-field resolution is the whole problem.

Transducers that matter
Wide-aperture high-frequency linear, roughly 5–18 MHz
Features worth paying for
Elastography, extended field of view, biopsy guidance, reporting that maps to your BI‑RADS workflow
Commonly associated CPT families
76641 / 76642 · 76942
Also from RGS
SonoCiné AWBUS — automated whole breast ultrasound, if you're adding supplemental screening for dense breast tissue
Typical depth2–8 cm

Prostate & urology

Volume studies, guided biopsy and increasingly focal therapy planning. The endocavity probe and the guide bracket drive the decision; the console follows.

Transducers that matter
Biplane endocavity (end-fire and side-fire), 5–10 MHz; curved array for bladder and renal
Features worth paying for
3D volume acquisition for prostate volume and PSA density, needle guide brackets, fusion capability if you're doing targeted biopsy
Commonly associated CPT families
76872 · 76873 · 55700 series
Also from RGS
Prostate ablation platforms — the imaging and the therapy can be scoped together
Typical depth1–15 cm

Vascular & venous

The widest depth range on this page — superficial venous reflux and deep abdominal arterial on the same machine. Doppler sensitivity and spectral quality carry the exam.

Transducers that matter
Linear 4–12 MHz for carotid and extremity venous; curved or phased low-frequency for aorta, renal and deep arterial
Features worth paying for
High‑PRF pulsed-wave Doppler, steerable color, clean spectral traces, reporting that survives IAC accreditation review
Commonly associated CPT families
93880 / 93882 · 93970 / 93971 · 93925 / 93926 · 93922 / 93923
Typical depth2–20 cm

OB/GYN & women's health

Two probes minimum, a real OB calculation package, and enough penetration for third-trimester body habitus. This is where the console genuinely does matter.

Transducers that matter
Curved abdominal 2–6 MHz, endovaginal 5–9 MHz, volume probe if you're offering 3D/4D
Features worth paying for
Fetal biometry and OB calc packages, 3D/4D rendering, automated measurement tools, structured reporting for AIUM accreditation
Commonly associated CPT families
76801 / 76802 · 76805 · 76811 · 76815 / 76817 · 76830 · 76856 / 76857

CPT codes are listed as commonly associated code families for orientation only. Coding, coverage, medical necessity and payment are determined by your payer and your documentation. RGS Healthcare does not guarantee coverage or reimbursement. Verify all codes with your billing and compliance staff. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.

03 — The question every other site refuses to answer

Roughly what does an ultrasound system cost?

Competitors make you call to find out. Here's the honest shape of the market so you can tell in ninety seconds whether this conversation is worth having. Your quote will be specific; these are ranges.

HandheldProbe-based, phone or tablet display. Procedural guidance and quick looks. Not a primary diagnostic workhorse.$3,500 – $12,000
PortableLaptop and tablet-format systems. MSK, vascular access, urgent care, mobile scanning, second-room coverage.$12,000 – $45,000
Mid-range cartThe volume of the market. Thyroid, MSK, general vascular and routine OB/GYN in a busy practice.$35,000 – $85,000
Premium cartShared service and accreditation-grade work. Breast, full vascular labs, imaging centers, hospital departments.$85,000 – $180,000
Advanced women's healthHigh-end OB/GYN with 3D/4D volume imaging, advanced rendering and full fetal packages.$120,000 – $250,000+

Illustrative U.S. ranges for configured new systems as of 2026, provided for budgeting orientation only. Actual pricing depends on manufacturer, model, transducer count, software options, warranty term and current promotions. Certified pre-owned systems typically fall well below these ranges. Request a quote for figures specific to your configuration.

04 — Does the machine pay for itself?

Run the arithmetic before the rep does it for you.

The only question that matters on a capital purchase is whether the exam volume covers the payment. Move the sliders. Nothing is submitted and nothing is stored.

Your numbers

Adjust to your practice.

Estimated monthly payment
$1,366
Estimated monthly collections
$5,460
Monthly difference
+$4,094
Exams per month to cover the payment
14

Estimate only, for illustration. Assumes a simple amortizing structure and does not include tax, freight, service contracts, supplies, staffing or the 90-day deferral. The rate shown is an assumption you control, not an offer. Actual terms are set by the lender and subject to credit approval. Not financial, tax or accounting advice.

One more line worth asking your CPA about

For the 2026 tax year, Section 179 lets qualifying businesses expense up to $2,560,000 of equipment placed in service, with the phase-out beginning at $4,090,000, and 100% bonus depreciation applies to remaining eligible basis. Financed equipment is generally deductible on the full purchase price rather than what you put down — which is the part most buyers don't realize. RGS Healthcare is not a tax advisor. Confirm eligibility, state conformity and timing with your own tax professional.

05 — What happens after the truck leaves

The machine is the easy part.

RGS Healthcare works as a turn-key partner for practices, ASCs and hospitals — the same way we support the ablation programs we build. A system nobody is confident scanning on is a system that doesn't get billed.

Applications training

Hands-on, on your system, with your staff, on your protocols — scoped into the quote rather than sold to you afterward.

Coding & documentation support

Help mapping the exams you intend to perform to the right code families and the documentation those codes require.

Service & warranty

Coverage terms compared across manufacturers before you sign, including probe coverage — the line item that bites later.

Transducers & accessories

Probes, needle guides, carts, printers and consumables specified up front so nothing critical shows up missing on day one.

Accreditation readiness

If you're heading for IAC or AIUM accreditation, we account for the reporting and image-management requirements in the configuration.

Program growth support

Where it's useful, help positioning the new service line to referring physicians and patients — not just handing you a box.

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Physicians affiliated with academic and health system centers including Johns Hopkins, MD Anderson, Penn State Health and UT Health Austin have used RGS Healthcare equipment. Listing indicates physician-level use and does not imply institutional endorsement, partnership or affiliation.

06 — How this actually goes

Three steps, no sales sequence.

Tell us the exams

Not the model number. What you bill, how often, in what room, and the ceiling on the payment. Two minutes on the form or five on the phone.

Get real options back

Within one business hour: two or three configurations across different manufacturers, with pricing, financing structure, and a straight note on where each one is weaker.

Scan on it first

Demo or trial arranged before you commit. Hands on the probe, on your protocols, before a purchase order exists.

07 — The questions buyers actually ask

Straight answers.

Is “$0 out of pocket” real, or is there a hidden deposit?

It's 100% equipment financing for qualified buyers, so nothing is due at signing on new systems. It is credit-dependent — a two-year-old practice with thin revenue may see a deposit or a co-signer requested, and we'll tell you that early rather than after you've spent two weeks on it. Terms are set by the lender, not by us.

What does “no payments for 90 days” mean for the total cost?

The first payment is deferred roughly three months, so the system can generate collections before it starts costing you monthly. Deferral structures vary — some lenders add the deferred interest to the balance, others extend the term. We'll show you the structure in writing, not just the headline.

Should I buy new or certified pre-owned?

Depends on the exam mix. For thyroid, MSK and general vascular, a well-refurbished system three or four years off the current platform often images beautifully at a fraction of the price. For advanced OB/GYN, breast elastography or anything heading for accreditation, current-generation processing genuinely earns its cost. We quote both when both are reasonable and tell you which way we'd lean.

How do I know you're not just steering me to whatever you've got in stock?

Fair question — it's the right one to ask any dealer. We're not a single-line distributor and we don't carry a quota, so recommending the less expensive system costs us nothing. The test is simple: ask us where the system we recommended is weakest. If a vendor can't answer that, keep shopping.

Can you work to a fixed budget?

That's most of what we do. Tell us the ceiling on the monthly payment or the capital number and we'll build backward from it, showing you what you gain or give up at each level rather than quoting one configuration and hoping it lands.

Can you handle a trade-in on our current system?

Yes, and we'll tell you when you'd do better selling it yourself. Trade-in value is often used to disguise a thin discount elsewhere in the quote — we'd rather show you both numbers separately.

We're a brand-new practice with no billing history. Are we wasting your time?

No. Startup practices are a normal case in equipment financing, though the structure looks different — expect more documentation, possibly a personal guarantee, and a rate that reflects the risk. Tell us up front and we'll set expectations honestly instead of running a credit pull that goes nowhere.

Do you cover service, or do I go back to the manufacturer?

Both are options and they price very differently. We compare manufacturer coverage against third-party service on the same system before you sign, with particular attention to whether transducers are included — probe failures are the expense that surprises people in year three.

Next step

Tell us the exams. We'll do the sourcing.

One business hour to a configured quote across manufacturers. No obligation, and no automated follow-up sequence unless you ask to be kept in the loop.

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