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MONTVALE, N.J., Sept. 21, 2017 -- In today’s highly competitive healthcare environment, providers must ensure their medical equipment is reliable and sustainable, while providing the best possible outcomes. Those goals must be balanced with the imperative of obtaining maximum value for every expenditure.
A new “Buyers Guide for Linear Accelerator Service Contracts” delivers practical insights for organizations considering alternatives to OEM contracts for their LINACs. The Buyers Guide includes information on what to consider when selecting a service partner and how to receive the best value.
In addition to identifying key issues for choosing a service partner, including quality standards, sustainability and total cost of ownership (TCO), the Buyers Guide offers helpful tips, such as negotiating price, service and upgrades separately to avoid being locked into a “one-size-fits-none” maintenance and upgrade plan. It also includes Frequently Asked Questions and a case study.
The Buyers Guide notes, “You’re not really buying service – you’re buying uptime and performance. After all, that’s how you will deliver the best patient care. You need assurance that your investment is maintained in the best condition possible and that you’re getting the best value possible.”
The Buyers Guide was written by Dan DuBeau, a consultant and solutions architect focused on the global medical device sector. As an alumnus of Siemens Medical Solutions, Varian Medical Systems and MD Anderson Cancer Center, he has been deeply involved in radiation oncology service for more than 30 years.
The Buyers Guide is available at the Oncology Services International (OSI) booth at ASTRO (Booth #1217).
About Oncology Services International
Oncology Services International (OSI) is the leading independent provider of service for radiation therapy equipment, including linear accelerators and CT simulators. Founded in 1985, OSI became a member of the Jordan Health Products family of companies in 2016. OSI's field engineers provide local responsive service and maintenance across the United States and Mexico. OSI’s cost-effective solutions, accompanied by its industry-leading high-touch service, have positioned OSI as the leading alternative to the traditional reliance upon the manufacturer for extended service. Additionally, the company is the leading supplier of refurbished linear accelerators and parts. Its factory-tested Precision Certified radiation oncology medical devices have been sold and installed in more than 30 countries, and are supported by global distribution of linear accelerator parts. Learn more at www.thinkosi.com.
Contact: Les Mann, [email protected], 845-357-6560
