Obstetric and gynecologic ultrasound runs on a predictable schedule: prenatal appointments, anatomy surveys, follicle monitoring, pelvic exams, and first-trimester viability studies come through in a rhythm that a well-run OB/GYN practice can project out weeks in advance. That rhythm is a signal to lenders. A practice with a full prenatal panel and a reliable pelvic exam caseload generates the kind of steady, recurring revenue that makes equipment loans manageable even for practices that are still building credit history.
We finance OB/GYN ultrasound machines for independent women's health practices, high-risk obstetric clinics, and fertility programs. Our minimum deal size starts at $50,000, and the majority of OB/GYN systems we fund fall between $80,000 and $180,000 depending on probe package, software suite, and whether the buyer wants new or pre-owned. Practices with specific imaging demands, such as maternal-fetal medicine clinics that perform detailed fetal anatomy surveys, typically need higher-tier systems with finer resolution and more complete documentation tools.