Vascular Ultrasound Financing

Rates from 5.49% APR

Qualified vascular and cardiology practices finance a new or refurbished LOGIQ or Resona system from 5.49% APR at a fixed monthly payment across a 24 to 72 month term. The rate does not move once you close.

Application-only, funded fast

Vascular systems land well under our $250,000 application-only ceiling, so there are no tax returns to dig up. We closed an Austin practice on a full LOGIQ system in two days from application.

500+ lenders, all credit profiles

One application reaches our entire US lender network. Established groups earn the sharpest pricing and practices with challenged credit still get funded. We match the file to the right lender, not the other way around.

Keep carotid and venous fees at home

Own the scanner and you bill the technical component of every carotid duplex, venous reflux, and arterial study instead of referring it out. In a busy practice the study volume covers the payment with room to spare.

A vascular study done in a hospital lab pays the hospital the technical fee. The same study done on a scanner you own pays you. Carotid duplex (CPT 93880 and 93882), extracranial and lower-extremity venous duplex (93970 and 93971), and arterial physiologic studies with ABI are high-volume, repeatable exams, and the technical component adds up fast when you stop referring them out.

The platform decides how comfortable your day is. The GE LOGIQ E10 is a premium workhorse with excellent color and spectral Doppler sensitivity for carotids and deep venous work; the LOGIQ P10 brings most of that capability at a lower entry point. Mindray's Resona 7 and R9 compete hard on image quality per dollar and are popular with cost-conscious vascular groups. Match the console to a proper probe set: a high-frequency linear transducer for carotids and superficial veins, plus a lower-frequency curved probe for deep abdominal vessels.

If you are pursuing IAC vascular accreditation, owning a consistent, well-specified system also simplifies your protocols and quality documentation. Financing lets you buy the platform your protocols actually need rather than the one that happened to fit this quarter's cash position. The scanner starts capturing technical fees the day it is installed.

Vascular and cardiology ultrasound deals we placed. Rates reflect each file and are not guaranteed offers.

• Austin, TX vascular surgery practice, 11 years: GE LOGIQ P10 with vascular probe set, $88,000, funded application-only in two business days. Credit 748, 5.74% APR, 60 months, 10% down.
• Solo vascular physician, 7 years: refurbished Mindray Resona 7, $46,000. Credit 695, 6.49% APR, 54 months, $4,000 down.
• Cardiology and vascular group, 16 years: new GE LOGIQ E10 plus a second Mindray console, $118,000. Credit 762, 5.49% APR, 66 months, 15% down.
• New practice, 2 years open: refurbished GE LOGIQ system, $42,000. Credit 705, 6.24% APR, 48 months, 10% down.

The Austin close is the one people remember. The practice had an install slot and a referral backlog, sent us a one-page application and the GE quote on a Tuesday, and the vendor was paid Thursday. Two days from application to funded, no tax returns.

Vascular ultrasound is a volume game. Estimate a realistic weekly mix of carotid, venous, and arterial studies, multiply by your blended technical plus professional collection, and the monthly figure typically dwarfs the financing payment. Even a solo practice running a modest daily schedule usually covers an $88,000 system's payment several times over. The technical fee you used to refer away is now the line that funds the machine.

On taxes, an ultrasound platform is clean Section 179 property. Section 179 lets you deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment in the year it is placed in service, and the annual cap sits well above $1,000,000, so a $120,000 system is fully deductible this year. Financed equipment qualifies too, which means you can deduct the entire price now while paying over 60 or 72 months. Add bonus depreciation and the first-year tax benefit can offset a large slice of the purchase.

Have your CPA confirm the interaction between Section 179 and bonus depreciation for your entity. The headline stays the same: recurring technical-fee revenue up top, a first-year write-off on the tax return, and a fixed payment in between that the study volume comfortably absorbs.

Two documents start it: a one-page application and your vendor quote from GE, Mindray, or whoever is supplying the console and probes. Vascular systems sit under our $250,000 application-only ceiling, so for most requests there are no tax returns and no financial statements to assemble.

We send that file to our 500+ US lenders and return options, usually the same business day. You pick the term, 24 to 72 months, from 5.49% APR for qualified practices, and decide whether you want the lowest payment or the fastest payoff. Refurbished or new, single console or a two-room setup, it all fits in one agreement with the probes and cart included.

Speed is the point. When a practice has an install date and a backlog of carotid and venous referrals, waiting three weeks for financing is lost revenue. Our Austin close ran two business days from application to vendor payment. New practices, established vascular and cardiology groups, and physicians with challenged credit all move through the same fast lane. Accept the terms, the vendor gets paid, the system ships, and you start billing the technical fee you were handing away.

What does it cost to finance a vascular ultrasound system?

A capable refurbished GE LOGIQ or Mindray Resona starts around $40,000. A new premium GE LOGIQ E10 or Resona R9 with a full vascular probe set runs $90,000 to $120,000. On a 60 month term from 5.49% APR, an $88,000 system lands near $1,675 a month before the technical fees it captures.

Can you really fund a system in two days?

Yes, when the file is clean. Because vascular systems sit under our application-only ceiling, a one-page application plus the vendor quote is usually enough. We funded an Austin vascular surgery practice's LOGIQ system in two business days from first application to vendor payment.

Do you finance refurbished ultrasound and probes separately?

We finance both new and refurbished platforms, and we bundle the probes in. A vascular workflow needs the right linear and curved transducers, and buying the console without the probe set is a false economy. Console, probes, cart, and software go on one loan.

Which systems do you commonly finance for vascular work?

GE LOGIQ P10 and LOGIQ E10 are the most requested for carotid and venous studies, with Mindray Resona 7 and R9 close behind on value. We also fund Philips EPIQ and Canon Aplio platforms. If it is on your vendor's quote, we can finance it.

Our practice is new and credit is thin. Can we qualify?

Usually yes. With 500+ lenders we place newer vascular and cardiology practices and challenged credit regularly. The system itself is strong collateral, which helps lenders get comfortable even when the practice history is short.