X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound systems cost $50,000–$500,000+ depending on type. Spread the cost with equipment financing. Decisions in 24–48 hours. Healthcare practices nationwide.
Medical imaging—X-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound—is core to diagnosis in primary care, orthopedics, radiology, and specialty practices. But with systems costing $50,000–$2,000,000+, paying cash ties up capital needed for payroll, supplies, and growth.
Equipment financing spreads the cost. Lenders specialize in healthcare equipment; GE, Siemens, Philips, and Fujifilm are common. Technology obsolescence drives shorter useful life; leases with upgrade options are common. Apply now for medical equipment financing.

Medical imaging includes X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound. X-ray captures static images. MRI provides detailed soft tissue imaging. CT produces cross-sectional images. Ultrasound uses sound waves for real-time imaging. Brands like GE, Siemens, Philips, Fujifilm.
Healthcare equipment lenders and manufacturer captive finance dominate. Technology obsolescence drives shorter useful life; leases with upgrade options common. Approval 1–5 days.
Digital X-ray $50K–$150K+. Ultrasound $30K–$150K+. CT $150K–$500K+. MRI $500K–$2M+. Used typically 20–40% less. Many lenders finance used equipment. Calculator.

Rates typically 6–15%. Terms 36–84 months for higher-ticket assets. Down payment 0–20%.
3–6 months bank statements, tax returns, P&L, equipment quote, business formation documents.
Apply when you have a clear need, written quote, and financials. Axiant Partners—submit once, offers in 24–48 hours.
Preserves working capital. Tax benefits—Section 179, bonus depreciation. Technology refresh often favors leasing.
Before applying for medical imaging financing, clarify your modality needs, patient volume, and specialty. X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT, and fluoroscopy have vastly different price points ($10K–$1M+) and approval workflows. Get written quotes from vendors such as GE, Philips, Siemens, or Canon—specify make, model, and pricing. Compare new vs used—many lenders finance used medical imaging equipment when FDA and regulatory compliance are documented. Consider site prep, power requirements, and shielding. Use our financing calculator to estimate monthly payments before you apply.
Imaging deals run from modest (portable X-ray, basic ultrasound) to seven figures. Lenders expect: bank statements (3–6 months), tax returns, P&L, and a detailed vendor quote with modality, make, model, and price. Add formation docs, proof of time in business, and—if relevant—ACR accreditation or state imaging license. Bigger purchases may trigger extra review. GE, Siemens, and Philips sometimes run vendor programs; compare those to general equipment financing. Lenders focus on credit, revenue, and the equipment. Full packets usually turn around in 24–48 hours.
X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT, and similar equipment usually qualify for Section 179 and bonus depreciation; lease payments are typically deductible. More in our equipment financing overview. Practices commonly finance imaging to keep capital free for staffing and growth while still taking advantage of tax treatment. Leasing vs loans—technology refresh often tilts toward leasing for modalities that improve quickly.
Obtain vendor quote. One application.
Programs fit your imaging purchase.
24–48 hours for many.
Sign. Funds to vendor.
Yes. Many lenders finance used X-ray, ultrasound, and some CT/MRI in good condition. Regulatory and certification apply.
MRI and CT cost more and may have longer terms. X-ray and ultrasound typically shorter terms.
1–5 days equipment. Larger deals or SBA 30–60+ days.
Technology refresh often makes leasing attractive. Buying builds equity.
24–48 hour review. We match healthcare practices with lenders for imaging and medical equipment.
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