MRI Equipment

MRI equipment uses a large magnet, radio waves,  a computer to scan and create a detailed, cross-sectional image of internal organs and structures.  An MRI scan differs from CT scans and X-rays, as it does not use potentially harmful ionizing radiation.

If you do not see MRI equipment you are looking for, contact or call one of our experienced technicians for help in locating it.

Refurbished OEC 9900 Elite vs New C-Arm Equipment in 2026

By Dev | May 16, 2026

You’re looking at a major equipment purchase, and you’ve narrowed it down to one specific question: is a refurbished OEC 9900 Elite vs new C-arm systems the right call for your practice? That search tells me you already know what the 9900 Elite is. You’ve probably seen one in an OR, used one, or heard…

Tips for Choosing Refurbished Radiology Equipment

By Dev | May 7, 2026

You’re running a clinic, an imaging center, or a radiology department somewhere between San Diego and Los Angeles – maybe in Riverside, Temecula, Irvine, or right here in the heart of San Diego County – and you’re staring down a capital equipment decision that feels heavier than it should. New imaging systems are expensive. Long…

A Digital X-Ray Upgrade Chiropractic Offices Need

By Dev | April 28, 2026

You run a chiropractic office in Southern California. You take good care of your patients, your adjustments are on point, and your team is solid. But every time you pull up a film X-ray to review a patient’s spine, there’s that quiet frustration – the wait, the guesswork on image quality, the stack of physical…

What is the difference between the GE Optima xr 220 and GE Optima 200 portable x-ray machine?

By Pacific Healthcare Imaging | October 31, 2025

When you’re comparing GE’s Optima XR220amx and Optima XR200amx portable X-ray systems, it can be easy to assume they’re the same machine with different labels. Both are compact, battery-powered, and designed for bedside or point-of-care imaging. They even look quite similar. But under the surface, there are key differences that affect image quality, workflow efficiency,…

C-arms For Pain Management

By Pacific Healthcare Imaging | March 18, 2025

This is a very controversial debate. Almost as controversial as who is a better basketball player, Lebron James or Michael Jordan. The best C-arm for pain management depends on a few things such as the specific procedure, the price, the size of the procedure room, and the preferred imaging quality. If your primary procedures are…