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What Does 'End of Life' Mean for MRI Scanners? | Block Imaging
If you own an MRI scanner, your OEM has likely used the phrase "end of life" when discussing your equipment. The term...
Average cost ranges for MRI machines. Delivery, installation, and first-year service coverage included.
1.5T - 4 to 8 channels
GE LX, Excite II, & Excite HD
Philips Achieva & Intera
Siemens Symphony 4ch & 8ch
1.5T with 8+ channels - basic 3.0T
GE Excite HDXT 1.5T & 3.0T
Philips Achieva (later model years)
Siemens Avanto, Espree, & Trio
3.0T - high channels - wide bore
GE Optima 450W & Discovery 750W
Philips D-Stream and Ingenia
Siemens Aera, Skyra, & Verio
Selecting the best MRI system for your facility is not a one-size-fits-all process. Watch this brief video breakdown to see which of the pricing tiers above offers the scanning capabilities, patient comfort, and serviceability you need.
The price for each MRI system varies based on a number of factors, including:
• Number of channels
• Gradient type
• Which software level is installed
After you check out the pricing tiers, you can get more free information in our MRI Buyer's Guide, from system selection, to logistics, to ongoing service coverage. If you have other questions along the way, just contact us!
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