Site Prep Checklist for a Philips Azurion Trailer — Power, Network, and Footprint

FAQ: Everything Cardiac & IR Teams Ask About Philips Mobile Cath Labs

Philips Azurion and Allura Cath Lab and IR Suite Rentals

Philips Azurion and Allura Cath Lab and IR Suite Rentals

Philips Mobile and Modular Cath Lab and IR Suite Rentals

Why Cost Transparency Matters When your fixed cath room closes for renovation, you face two options: purchase a second lab outright or rent a fully equipped Philips mobile unit for the downtime. Understanding the real dollars attached to each choice helps stakeholders approve budgets quickly and keep patient care uninterrupted. Up-Front Capital vs. Short-Term Cash Flow Buying a Second Lab Capital purchase price: $2.5 M–$3.5 M for a Philips Azurion suite, depending on detector size and options. Construction costs: $500 K–$1 M for shielded walls, HVAC, and electrical upgrades. Depreciation schedule: Capitalised over 7–10 years; ties up future budgets. Renting a Mobile Philips Cath Lab Monthly rental rate all inclusive of trailer (or modular), Philips Azurion (or Allura FD20), Medrad Injector, Hemodynamics, IVUS, service coverage, apps training, insurance etc. No long-term asset: Expense hits operating budget only for the renovation window. Hidden Costs to Factor In Staff retraining: Zero for a Philips rental if your fixed rooms are already Philips; minimal if your team is Siemens or GE. Service contracts: Mobile rental includes 24/7 coverage; a purchased lab requires a $150 K–$200 K annual service plan. IT integration: Trailer ties into existing PACS and EMR—no new interface fees. Insurance: Rental unit typically folds into your existing equipment rider at no additional premium. When Buying Still Makes Sense Renovation exceeds 24 months and the hospital plans to expand cath capacity permanently. The facility lacks space to park or power a trailer. Capital funds are abundant while operating budgets are restricted. Key Takeaways Rentals shine for short-term projects where cash conservation and speed to patient care are critical. A Philips mobile lab delivers identical workflow to your fixed Azurion or Allura rooms, preserving clinical quality without a seven-figure capital outlay. Transparent, all-in pricing lets finance teams plug numbers straight into the project budget—no hidden fees or post-install surprises. Get a Precise Quote for Your Renovation Window Scroll down to the Contact Us form and provide us with your planned renovation start and end dates and current imaging platform (Philips, Siemens, or GE) and model (Azurion, Allura, Artis Zee, etc). Within one business day we’ll have a specialist reach out to you to further discuss your project. No, we’re not changing the world. But we help the healthcare providers that are.

Philips Mobile and Modular Cath Lab Rentals

Why These Approvals Matter Even though your Philips mobile cath lab is fully built and CE marked, most state Departments of Health (DOH) or Public Health (DPH) still require a formal review before first patient use. Skipping the paperwork can invalidate reimbursement, delay construction schedules, and expose the hospital to penalties. Who Regulates Mobile Cath Labs? State DOH / DPH – reviews radiation shielding, infection-control, and clinical-services scope. Radiation-Control Bureau (in many states) – evaluates lead equivalency and physics testing. Local building & fire departments – verify electrical, structural, and egress safety. Facility accreditation bodies (TJC, DNV, AAAHC) – may ask for the approval letter during survey. Five-Step Roadmap to Fast Approval Pre-application call Contact your state DOH inspector and confirm which forms apply to a temporary mobile cath lab. Ask for typical review timelines; many states will fast-track if patient services would otherwise stop. Gather core documents Philips manufacturer’s spec sheet (shows IEC 60601 compliance). Trailer floor plan with lead-wall notation. Radiation safety officer (RSO) letter and shielding design outline. Service-agreement copy (proves 24/7 support). Submit the application Include a cover letter explaining renovation context and patient-safety benefits. Pay the one-time mobile-unit fee (ranges $200–$1,500). On-site inspection The state inspector will verify power, egress paths, and shielding integrity. Have the physicist’s acceptance-test results ready. Receive written authorization File the approval letter with Radiology, Cardiology, and Compliance teams. Post the permit inside the trailer as many states require it visible to staff. Documentation Checklist (What States Most Often Request) Philips trailer floor plan Lead-shielding report (signed by a licensed medical physicist) Equipment invoice or ownership letter (shows it is a rental, not a donation) Infection-Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) sign-off Emergency-power statement (generator tie-in) Written policies for crash-cart access, waste disposal, and patient transfer Proven Tips to Speed Approval Submit photos of the pad, ramp, and door swing with the application—many inspectors will waive pre-inspection if visuals are clear. Highlight the positive-pressure HEPA system; infection-control teams often fast-track when they see it. Schedule the state inspector two weeks before delivery; if the unit arrives early, you only need a brief walk-through to close the file. Keep your RSO in the email loop—some states send questions directly to them rather than to Facilities. Need More Guidance? Scroll down to the Contact Us form below. Give us a brief overview of your project and we'll have a project manager reach out to you within 1 business day. “No, we’re not changing the world. But we help the healthcare providers that are.” – Atlas Medical

Philips Allura FD20 Modular and Mobile Rentals

Why Renovations Shouldn’t Stop Heart-Saving Care Every minute counts in percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). Yet a brick-and-mortar cath-lab upgrade can sideline your team for months. Patient transfers, EMS reroutes, and delayed door-to-balloon times aren’t just frustrating—they’re life-limiting. Enter the Philips Azurion Mobile Cath Lab—the only trailer-mounted Azurion system available for rent in the U.S. Atlas Medical just rolled it off the line so you can park a turnkey cath suite outside your loading dock and keep every STEMI under your roof. Quick-Glance Specs & Stand-Out Features Azurion platform - identical image quality & workflow to Philips’ flagship fixed rooms—zero learning curve. 40 cm × 30 cm flat panel detector - Full cardiac coverage + peripheral reach without table gymnastics. Oversized Monitor - Large image display. The same as the latest Philips labs. Integrated Azurion Workspace - One touchscreen controls fluoroscopy, hemodynamics, IVUS/OCT, FFR—streamlines staff workload. 2025-built traile r - Hospital-grade HVAC, laminar airflow, HEPA filtration, lead shielding, 480 V / 200 A hookup. Same stent, same ACT target, same UI—just on wheels. From Parking Lot to First Case in a Week Site survey & footprint check Trailer delivery + leveling on your pad. Power & network tie-in to your existing infrastructure. Physics QA & dose calibration On-site apps training for techs, nurses, and fellows First patient on table—often the very next week Clinical Wins You’ll Notice Instantly Zero patient diversion – Shorter symptom-to-balloon times, stronger outcomes. Full protocol continuity – Keep your radial-first workflow, IVUS guidance, and anticoag regimens intact. Improved morale – No more late-night calls to chase cath time at sister hospitals. Compliance? Covered. Philips certifies the Azurion trailer to all applicable IEC 60601, NFPA 99, and HIPAA tech safeguards. Atlas’ advisory team walks you through state DOH/DPH approvals so paperwork won’t slow your go-live. Ready to see our Philips Azurion mobile lab up close? Scroll down and complete the Contact Us form at the bottom of this page. Tell us a bit about your project and renovation timeline and one of our clinical solutions specialists will reach out within one business day to answer questions and reserve your preferred installation window. “No, we’re not changing the world. But we help the healthcare providers that are.” – Atlas Medical