Scan volume is the metric that matters, and the Philips EPIQ 7 is a cart-based system that earns its floor space quickly. Its nSIGHT imaging architecture and broadband transducer support push image resolution into ranges that smaller platforms simply cannot reach, which is why cardiology practices, vascular labs, and high-volume radiology groups keep reaching for it. The financing question is not whether the machine pays off, but how to structure payments so cash flow stays intact while the scanner fills the schedule.
We work with practices acquiring the EPIQ 7 new or used, refinancing one already on site, or converting equity in a paid-off unit into working capital. Our minimum is $50,000, which the EPIQ 7 comfortably exceeds at any configuration level. Most deals close in about one to two weeks, and applications up to roughly $400,000 can move on the application form alone without a full financial package.