“Accessible Cardio-Diagnostics
The Health Care Industry has many scales, one side globally or nationally scaled, and one side more precisely scaled. The needs of both scales of this industry are the same, but their budgets are not. I bring this up to explain that some major hospitals will spend the most on their equipment, to “potentially” have the very best without compromise, whereas many smaller, more precise Health Care Centers may spend a great deal of time searching for the best value they can find on the market.
Interestingly enough, my experience has taught me that even these sensical observations have often been contradicted. On my visit to a major hospital for my own healthcare, the hospital brought to my aid some of what I knew as the lowest-cost option. In my mind immediately, it was questionable how well I could be diagnosed, but also, how did these devices get into this hospital’s inventory?
Distributors and purchasing groups are often chosen by large hospitals and Health Care Centers. This allows for some standardization of equipment, and often lower-than-market pricing. In this personal case though, the equipment selection, likely, in my mind, was an offset responsibility to the re-sellers. Instead of specialists and medical doctors choosing their equipment, non-manufacturer affiliated sales representation may have chosen the hospitals’ equipment. All based on an unclear goal, maybe to save capital on all equipment investments, or similar.
This idea is common and makes sense when you compare the top of the market, the $30,000 system, to the bottom of the market, the FDA unapproved system, costing less than $1,000. The great thought on this I have in my mind, though, is that the company I work for has taken the technology from the most expensive system, and separated it from the actual computing systems and accessories, allowing the user the best possible critical systems, and the ability to control spending on computing peripherals.
Nasiff Associates, Inc. as a Medical Technology Brand allows their users access to the highest diagnostic systems without spending uber-high amounts on just simply buying the most expensive on the market. With Nasiff, you can adjust, spend greatly on high-quality computing peripherals, customize the complete system, or choose a preset standard. Nasiff can also meet a specific value or budget by requiring only the Base Diagnostic System and a high enough performance personal computer.
Inside of the most expensive alternatives, is the same internal technology, and Nasiff aims to give more of the Health Care Industry access to these new high-performance diagnostic technologies, in system packages that make sense, and meet the needs of much more of the healthcare industry.
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