Follicle monitoring is a daily scan for patients in active stimulation cycles, and a fertility clinic's scan capacity directly determines how many cycles it can run simultaneously. A clinic with two monitoring rooms can manage roughly twice the cycle volume of a clinic with one, and the equipment doing that work sees more probe-to-patient contact per day than almost any other clinical setting. Reliability and image quality are not optional, and neither is the financing that keeps the systems current.
We finance ultrasound equipment for fertility clinics and reproductive endocrinology practices, including the monitoring systems for follicle tracking, the higher-end platforms used for embryo transfer guidance and diagnostic evaluation, and the specialized high-frequency probes required for transvaginal work in the IVF setting. Our minimum is $50,000, and most fertility clinic transactions run between $80,000 and $250,000. Transactions under approximately $400,000 move through our application-only process. Funding typically happens within one to two weeks.