Maternal-fetal medicine relies on equipment quality more directly than almost any other ultrasound specialty. A detailed anatomy survey at 18 to 20 weeks on a premium system catches findings that a mid-range console misses entirely. Fetal echocardiography requires frame rates and spatial resolution that only upper-tier cardiac transducers achieve. An MFM clinic operating on anything less than the best available technology is accepting diagnostic compromise as a budget decision, and we think that is a preventable trade-off.
We finance ultrasound equipment for maternal-fetal medicine clinics from academic perinatology practices to independent MFM consultation groups. Our minimum is $50,000, and most MFM transactions sit somewhere in the $150k–$400k band given the premium nature of the equipment. Transactions under approximately $400,000 go through our application-only path, with three months of bank statements and a credit decision within 24 to 48 hours. Most deals fund in one to two weeks.
Every major platform used in MFM is eligible: GE Voluson series systems, Philips EPIQ units configured for obstetrics, Samsung HERA systems, and refurbished platforms from certified dealers. We also finance the probe packages and extended service agreements that are part of any complete MFM system purchase.