Priority Equipment List
This is an advanced machine designed to support or replace natural breathing for patients who cannot breathe own their own. The ventilator is important for critical care situations, like in severe respiratory conditions.
Cost: $146,722 for 3
A special baby bed with heaters to keep newborn babies warm right after they’re born. This helps the babies stay safe and prevents them from getting too cold.
Cost: $50,945
A small, easy-to-carry machine that uses sound waves to make live pictures of the inside of your body. Doctors use it to quickly find and treat different health problems.
Cost: $66,229
A lab machine that gently shakes blood platelets to keep them in good condition for blood transfusions.
Cost: $20,378
This is a device used to clean and sterilize medical instruments so they can be safely reused for future procedures.
Cost: 148,505 each (need 2)
Patient lifts help safely move people who have trouble moving on their own. A patient lift can help caregivers lift patients from a bed to a wheelchair without much physical strain.
Cost: $43,711 for 13 pcs.
Patient lifts help safely move people who have trouble moving on their own. A patient lift can help caregivers lift patients from a bed to a wheelchair without much physical strain.
Cost: $4,309
A machine that automatically gives out medicine, making sure it’s given and stored safely and correctly. This helps manage medications better.
Cost: $127,363 ea. (need 2)
Surgical tools made just for cataract surgery. They are important for doing precise and successful eye operations.
Cost: $4,076 ea. (need 4)
High-definition flexible cameras used for examining and treating the urinary tract with minimal invasion.
Cost: $21,346 ea. (need 6)
Surgical instruments used for visualizing internal body structures during operations, equipped with lighting for clear visibility.
Cost: $2,787 ea. (need 3)
High-tech hospital beds designed to enhance patient comfort, safety, and mobility, featuring advanced features for better patient care.
Cost: $16,780 ea. (need 5)
Special monitors that keep track of important things like heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels during surgeries. This helps keep patients safe.
Cost: $14,567
Devices used in surgery to burn tissues. They help stop bleeding and lower the risk of infection.
Cost: $12,227 ea. (need 2)
Safe cabinets used to keep medical tools and supplies. They keep everything clean, organized, and easy to find.
Cost: $$10,581