Mobile Cardiac Cath Lab Rental Solutions

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Atlas Medical has worked with hospitals on temporary and rental cath labs for over 30 years. We provide the newest, high-end systems in the industry. But we don't stop there. We combine our cutting edge technology with award-winning 24/7 service coverage, the best install team in the industry, and the most experienced Applications Specialists.


We're not changing the world, but we help the healthcare providers that are. 


Our Mobile Cath Lab Rental Solutions

The medical landscape is constantly evolving, and the need for flexible, efficient cardiac care solutions has never been more critical.


Hospital administrators seeking rental cath labs now have various options to consider. In this article, we'll explore the ins and outs of mobile cardiac cath lab solutions, focusing on mobile trailer solutions that are placed at the exterior of the hospital, modular solutions that are placed at the exterior of the hospital, and mobile equipment that can be wheeled into a procedure room.


A Mobile Cardiac Cath Lab or a Cath Lab Rental can address the following situations that hospitals deal with:

  • Cath Lab Construction
  • Cath Lab Replacement
  • Temporary increase in Cath Lab demand
  • Growing patient waiting list for your Cath Lab


GE Mobile Cardiac Cath Lab

Mobile Trailer Solution for Cardiac Cath Labs


Requirements of a Mobile Trailer/Truck Solution

The mobile trailer/truck cardiac cath lab is a comprehensive, self-contained unit designed for ease of transportation and functionality. It typically includes all the necessary equipment for cardiac catheterization procedures, such as X-ray equipment, patient monitoring systems, and digital imaging technology.


How Much Physical Space Is Required?

These mobile units require space, not just for parking but also for safe operation. A flat, open area of approximately 60 feet in length and 30 feet in width is ideal. This space accounts for the trailer itself and the necessary room for setup and access.


Does the Space for the Trailer Need to Be Flat?

Absolutely. The area designated for the mobile cath lab must be level and flat. This ensures the stability of the unit and the safety of the medical procedures conducted inside. If you do not have a flat space you can work with your facilities team on creating a concrete pad or cement slab. This project can typically be completed for less than $10k.


Electric Requirements

Mobile cardiac cath labs require access to an external power source. This is a must for longer-term installations. Typically, a 100-amp, 208-volt power supply is sufficient to operate this style of mobile cath lab. Double check with the rental company you contract with on the requirements for the specific trailer they are quoting.


Rental Pricing Estimates

The cost of renting a mobile trailer/truck cardiac cath lab can vary based on the rental duration, equipment specifications, and additional services required. On average, prices can range from $30,000 to $50,000 per month.


Modular Solution for Cardiac Cath Labs


Requirements of a Modular Solution

Modular cath labs offer a semi-permanent structure and can be customized to fit specific needs. They require more setup time than mobile trailers but offer a more traditional cath lab feel. They are larger than a trailor solution and more suitable for a semi-permanent solution vs a short term rental cath lab.


How Much Physical Space Is Required?

For a modular solution, a space of about 800 to 1,200 square feet is typically necessary. This space should accommodate the cath lab, control room, and a small waiting area.


Does the Space for the Modular Solution Need to Be Flat?

Similar to mobile units, the ground for a modular cath lab needs to be flat and stable. However, there is a bit more flexibility in terrain adaptability due to the semi-permanent nature of the setup.


Electric Requirements

Modular units generally require a direct connection to the hospital's power supply. The specifics can vary, but a 200-amp, 208-volt power supply is commonly sufficient.


Rental Pricing Estimates

The cost for modular cath lab solutions can range significantly based on customization and installation complexity. Expect costs to be higher than mobile trailers, often ranging from $40,000 to $60,000 per month.

Mobile Technology in Procedure Room for Cardiac Cath Labs


Requirements of Mobile Equipment Solutions

This solution involves portable cath lab equipment that can be wheeled directly into an existing procedure room, transforming it into a functional cath lab. This option is ideal for hospitals that are looking to continue procedures such as pacemakers. This is the easiest solution though it does come with clinical limitations.


How Much Physical Space Is Required?

The primary requirement is a standard-sized procedure room within the hospital. These rooms typically range from 400 to 600 square feet.


Electric Requirements

Mobile cath lab equipment usually plugs into standard electrical outlets (110-120 volts). Specialized equipment may have specific power requirements.


Rental Pricing Estimates

Mobile equipment rental is often the most cost-effective option, with prices ranging from $8,000 to $24,000 per month, depending on the equipment's sophistication.

Mobile Cath Lab Trailer, Modular, or Procedure Room - What's my best option?


For hospital administrators exploring cath lab rental options, understanding the requirements and costs of each solution is crucial for making informed decisions. Whether it's a mobile trailer, a modular solution, or mobile equipment, each option offers unique benefits tailored to different hospital needs and constraints. By carefully evaluating these options, administrators can ensure the continued delivery of high-quality cardiac care.


Atlas Medical - America’s #1 Choice for Mobile Cath Lab Solutions


Atlas Medical has worked with hospitals on temporary and rental cath labs for over 30 years. We provide the newest, high-end systems in the industry. But we don't stop there. We combine our cutting edge technology with award-winning 24/7 service coverage, the best install team in the industry, and the most experienced Applications Specialists.


We're not changing the world, but we help the healthcare providers that are. 


Not sure what Mobile Cath Lab Rental Solution is best for you? That's what we're here for! Reach out below for a consultation.


In addition to mobile and rental cath labs we offer:

Rental IR Labs

Rental EP Labs

Rental Endoscopy Suites

Rental Hybrid ORs

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About the Author

Atlas Medical Project Management

Say hello to Sean Schneider - our Mobile Project Manager at Atlas Medical. Sean has worked in the medical imaging industry for over 20 years, including 10 years with Atlas Medical. 


Sean has a knack for making complicated projects simple to understand. Around here, Sean's the man who keeps things moving smoothly.


When Sean isn't helping launch our mobile imaging units at new sites he enjoys spending time with his family, golf, and hockey.

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