Anesthesia Machine Financing for Every OR and ASC Room

One Machine or a Whole Facility

Finance a single workstation or every room in an ASC expansion as one approval, so the facility opens on schedule instead of one OR at a time.

Rates From 5.49% APR

Qualified anesthesiology groups and ASCs see rates from 5.49% APR. Pricing reflects credit, time in business, and equipment, and is never guaranteed.

New or Refurbished, GE or Draeger

We fund new Aisys CS2 and Perseus A500 units and quality refurbished Avance CS2 and Fabius GS machines, whichever fits your budget and standardization plan.

Section 179 Expensing

Anesthesia workstations typically qualify for Section 179, so the first-year deduction can offset a meaningful share of the cost. Confirm the treatment with your CPA.

You cannot share an anesthesia machine across rooms, so the count is simple: one per OR, one per procedure room, plus any dedicated pre-op or backup. That is why a two-room expansion is really a three-machine purchase once you account for the procedure suite, and why anesthesiology groups and ASCs treat this as a fleet decision rather than a single buy.

The platforms differ in ways that matter day to day. A GE Aisys CS2 uses Aladin cassette vaporizers and offers Et Control for end-tidal agent and oxygen targeting, while a Draeger Perseus A500 or Atlan A350 uses measured, electronically controlled gas delivery. Both support the ventilation modes an ASC needs, including VCV, PCV, PSVPro, and SIMV, and both run low-flow and minimal-flow anesthesia that materially trims sevoflurane and desflurane consumption over a busy day. Integrated AGSS scavenging, compatibility with your existing monitors, and pipeline versus cylinder gas all belong on the checklist before you standardize.

Financing is what lets a facility open all its rooms at once. Rather than pulling $200,000 or more out of reserves during a buildout, you spread the workstations over 48 to 60 months, keep cash for staffing and construction, and start billing cases in every room on day one. With 500+ lenders, we fund the whole set as a single facility deal.

Every deal below closed through Brobas. Details are representative of recent anesthesia equipment fundings.

• $246,000, Houston, TX ambulatory surgery center, 7 years in business. Owner FICO 739. Three GE Aisys CS2 units for two ORs and a procedure room. 5.64% APR, 60-month term, $0 down.
• $92,000, Naples, FL anesthesiology and pain group, 11 years in business. Owner FICO 758. One Draeger Perseus A500. 5.49% APR, 48-month term, $0 down.
• $118,000, Raleigh, NC multispecialty ASC, 5 years in business. Owner FICO 712. Two Draeger Atlan A350 workstations. 6.19% APR, 60-month term, 10% down.
• $84,000, Las Vegas, NV new ASC, 1 year in business. Owner FICO 694, a challenged credit profile we placed. Refurbished GE Avance CS2 plus a Fabius GS Premium. 6.94% APR, 60-month term, 15% down.

Rates and terms reflect each borrower's credit, time in business, and equipment mix, and are not a guarantee of what your facility will be offered.

The return on an anesthesia workstation is room utilization. Every room that comes online generates case revenue and facility fees, so getting all rooms live at once beats phasing them in over quarters. There is a real supply saving too: running low-flow or minimal-flow anesthesia on an Aisys CS2 or Perseus A500 cuts volatile agent consumption, and sevoflurane is a genuine line item across a full surgical schedule. On the payment math, $246,000 for three units at 5.64% over 60 months runs near $4,715 a month, spread across two ORs and a procedure room, which a modest daily case volume covers easily.

Section 179 sharpens it. Most practices can expense qualifying new or used anesthesia equipment in the year it is placed in service, up to the annual cap above $1.25 million for 2026, and current law allows 100% bonus depreciation on qualifying property. For an ASC in a 32% bracket, expensing a $246,000 build could mean roughly $79,000 less in federal tax in year one, while the equipment is financed and the cash stays in the business. Your CPA should confirm the exact figures, since caps and your situation drive the real deduction.

Before you standardize a fleet, confirm the details that shape daily practice:

• Agent control and vaporizers. Decide whether you want GE Et Control with Aladin2 cassettes or Draeger measured, plug-in vaporizers. It changes your titration workflow.
• Ventilation modes. Confirm the modes you need for low-compliance and pediatric cases, including PCV, PSVPro, and SIMV.
• Scavenging. Verify integrated AGSS and that it ties into your facility exhaust.
• Monitor compatibility. Make sure the workstation pairs cleanly with your GE CARESCAPE or Mindray monitors so you are not buying a second ecosystem.
• Biomed and calibration. Get a preventive maintenance and calibration contract, and confirm the ASA pre-use machine check fits your staff workflow.
• Gas supply and electrical. Confirm pipeline versus cylinder requirements and electrical readiness for each room.

We fold vaporizers, monitors, scavenging, installation, and biomed setup into the amount financed so every room is turnkey on a single payment.

Can I finance several machines for a multi-room build on one application?

Yes. Multi-unit builds are common on these deals. We funded three GE Aisys CS2 units for a Houston ASC on a single approval covering two ORs and a procedure room, so the whole facility went live together rather than being phased in.

Do you finance refurbished anesthesia machines?

We do. A certified refurbished GE Avance CS2 or Draeger Fabius GS Premium finances well and gets a cost-conscious group or a startup ASC to a working room at a lower payment. We just make sure the biomed history and warranty are in the quote.

Does financing include vaporizers, monitors, and installation?

It can, and usually does. Vaporizers, patient monitors such as GE CARESCAPE, scavenging setup, biomed calibration, and installation roll into the amount financed so the room is turnkey on one payment.

What credit and time in business do you need?

Established groups with strong owner credit fund at the best rates, often with no money down. Newer ASCs and challenged credit still get placed, typically with a higher rate and a 10% to 15% down payment, which we tell you up front.

How fast can an ASC expansion get funded?

App-only approvals frequently come back the same day, and funding to the vendor commonly happens within a few business days after documents are signed. A larger multi-room build with several supporting items may take slightly longer.

Can a brand new ASC with challenged credit qualify?

Yes. We funded a one-year-old Las Vegas ASC with an owner FICO of 694 on refurbished units. It carried a higher rate and a down payment, but it closed. All credit profiles get a real look across the lender network.