Mobile Imaging Solutions & Support
Construction projects, equipment upgrades, and fluctuating patient demand can put pressure on imaging departments. Medical Outfitters provides interim imaging solutions that keep your facility fully operational.
We deliver MRI, CT, PET/CT, and other imaging systems directly to your site through fully equipped mobile suites. Each unit is tested, maintained, and delivered ready for use, so your team can continue providing seamless patient care without disruption.
Full-Service Imaging Wherever, Whenever You Need It
Every facility’s needs are different, which is why we offer a range of interim imaging options tailored to your clinical and operational requirements.
High-functioning MRI machines are critical for your orthopedic, neurologic, and cardiac teams. We can deliver this vital imaging equipment to your facility and enable scans within minutes.
- A variety of system configurations, including high-field and specialty units suitable for pediatric exams
- Equipment from leading manufacturers such as Fujifilm and Siemens
- Thorough inspection, calibration, and testing before deployment to ensure reliable performance
- Full-service delivery, installation, and support so your system is ready for patient care on day one
PET/CT imaging plays a critical role in oncology, cardiology, and other advanced diagnostic needs, and access to reliable systems is essential for patient care. Medical Outfitters provides mobile PET/CT units that deliver the same performance and image quality as fixed installations.
- Your team can diagnose disease confidently through high-quality scans that deliver crisp and clear images.
- We offer a variety of machine types and brands, so there’s a solution for everyone.
- Our machines can connect with your servers, so you can share images quickly.
- Each machine is meticulously maintained, ensuring it can function within minutes of delivery.
CT scanners provide the detailed imaging physicians rely on for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. At Medical Outfitters, we supply fixed and mobile CT systems designed to support surgery suites as well as diverse clinical environments.
- We offer a wide range of Fujifilm and Philips machines, allowing you to select the machine that’s right for you.
- Our services can help you test-drive a machine before you buy it.
- All CT scanners are disinfected and serviced before they arrive at your facility.
- Clear touchscreens and user-friendly workflows make it easy for your staff to operate each machine.
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What Customers Say
I highly recommend this company
“I have worked with Medical Outfitters Inc. on many occassions. They constantly have high quality parts that arrive in 100% operating condition. No DOA’s. Their service engineers are all OEM trained with excellent response time. I highly recommend this company. Above all else, they have integrity!!”
Most professional deinstallation we have seen
“We will be recommending Medical Outfitters for all Cannon deinstallations at the corporate level as well as informing all brokers that buy from us that you are our preferred company. No damage to the newly installed floors, left room clean and ready, did not disrupt patient care, well organized, professional in appearance and work…”
Complete Setup & Support
Medical Outfitters provides end-to-end mobile imaging support, from delivery to installation and ongoing service. Every unit is tested and fully operational before deployment, ensuring your team can begin patient care without delay. With more than 20 years of experience, hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers continue to trust Medical Outfitters to supply and maintain the imaging solutions they depend on.
Logistics, Delivery & Implementation
We work closely with your team to identify the best equipment for your facility and patient needs. Once selected, our experts coordinate delivery, ensure each system arrives in optimal condition, and oversee installation for a seamless start.
24/7 Support
Medical Outfitters provides continuous support to ensure your systems operate without interruption. Our operators, engineers, and technicians are on call 24/7, delivering the expertise you need to resolve issues quickly and maintain patient care.
Short & Long-Term Rentals
Whether for a few weeks or several months, our mobile imaging rentals are designed for reliability and peace of mind. Each unit is fully maintained by our team throughout the rental period, with proactive service and part replacement to ensure consistent performance from day one to completion.
Mobile Imaging Solutions for All Situations
Medical Outfitters delivers interim imaging solutions that help facilities maintain continuity of care without disruption. Trusted by hospitals and clinics worldwide, our mobile imaging program provides proven, flexible options to address both planned projects and unexpected challenges.
Common reasons facilities choose mobile imaging include the following:
Facility Renovations or Replacements
Keep serving patients while your facility changes. You’ll experience no downtime or disruption to your schedule.
Seasonal or Overflow Volume
Spikes in patients can strain your facility. Mobile services can help you expand to meet the increased need without requiring a long-term purchase commitment.
Rural or Remote Services Delivery
Care for patients living far from your facility with mobile imaging. Take the machines to your patients for one-time or regularly scheduled clinics.
Emergency and Disaster Response
Serve your community after an earthquake, flood, or another disaster with mobile imaging.
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Whether you’re looking for new equipment or parts and service, we’re here to help your keep your radiology department running at its best.
Request a QuoteWhat Is Mobile MRI, and Who Provides It?
A mobile MRI is a complete scanner built into a trailer. The magnet, the RF shielding and the control room travel together. It parks on a prepared pad, connects to power and data, and scans. A mobile MRI unit is not a weaker system; it is a standard scanner in a different container.
Medical Outfitters is a medical imaging equipment supplier based in Miami, Florida. We supply mobile MRI, mobile CT and mobile PET/CT systems and service them with our own engineers across the United States, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Mobile MRI companies split into two kinds: operators who run a fleet and sell scan time, and suppliers who sell or lease the mobile MRI machine itself and support it. We are the second, and we provide mobile MRI services rather than selling scan time. If you want the underlying system explained, our guides to open versus closed MRI and wide bore systems cover what is actually inside the trailer.
When Does a Mobile MRI Unit Beat a Fixed System?
- Interim cover A room is being built or refurbished and you cannot stop scanning
- Demand that is real but not yet permanent A mobile MRI rental tests the volume before you commit a suite to it
- More than one site The scanner follows the patients instead of the other way round
- Speed A mobile unit is a scheduling problem; a fixed suite is a construction problem
- Capital Mobile CT rental and mobile MRI rental turn a capital decision into an operating one
Where a fixed system wins is throughput per square foot over years, and patient experience if the alternative is a car park in bad weather. If the fixed route is right, our MRI cost and price guide has the system price ranges and our MRI inventory has what is available.
What Does a Mobile MRI Trailer Need On Site?
- A pad Level and engineered for the weight, not a car park bay
- Power To specification, with the supply confirmed before the unit arrives
- Data Connectivity back into your PACS
- Access A route a tractor unit can negotiate, including the turn
- Patient route Covered and accessible, because staff and patients live with it daily
The magnet still has a fringe field and still needs zoning, so the ACR guidance on MR safety applies to a trailer exactly as it applies to a room. Cryogens travel with it too, which means helium and cold head service is part of owning one. Our guide to what an MRI quench is explains the vent requirement.
Getting the unit to site is its own job. We handle the delivery and logistics and the rigging, and for island deployments our guide to installation in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean covers what changes.
Buying a Used Mobile MRI or Mobile CT
A used mobile MRI is priced from the scanner inside it, not from the trailer. Check the mobile MRI scanner exactly as you would a fixed one: platform support, software and licensed options, cold head hours on an MRI, tube counts on a mobile CT scanner. Then check the trailer separately, because the coach, the suspension and the shielding age on their own schedule.
Our guide to refurbished versus OEM certified equipment covers what a real refurbishment involves and what to ask. If you are replacing a mobile unit rather than buying one, we also buy used imaging equipment and remove it ourselves.
For fixed alternatives, see our CT systems and X-ray equipment, and service and repair coverage applies to mobile units the same as to fixed ones. Background on the imaging itself is in the FDA overview of MRI.
Mobile MRI and Mobile CT: Common Questions
What is a mobile MRI?
A mobile MRI is a complete scanner built into a trailer, so the magnet, the RF shielding and the control room travel with it. It parks on a prepared pad, connects to power and data, and scans. A mobile MRI unit is not a smaller or weaker system; it is a standard scanner in a different container.
Who provides mobile MRI and mobile CT services?
Mobile MRI companies fall into two groups: operators who run a fleet and sell scan time, and suppliers who sell or lease the unit itself and support it. Medical Outfitters, a medical imaging equipment supplier based in Miami, Florida, supplies mobile MRI, mobile CT and mobile PET/CT systems and services them with its own engineers across the United States, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
When does a mobile MRI unit make more sense than a fixed system?
Three cases. When a fixed room is being built or refurbished and you cannot stop scanning. When demand is real but not yet enough to justify a permanent suite. And when you serve more than one site and the scanner should follow the patients rather than the other way round.
What does a mobile MRI cost?
Less than the equivalent fixed installation once siting is counted, because the trailer carries its own shielding and room. A mobile MRI rental converts a capital decision into an operating one, which is usually why it is chosen for interim cover. Purchase pricing tracks the underlying system, so a used mobile MRI is priced from the scanner inside it.
What does a mobile MRI trailer need on site?
A level, engineered pad rated for the weight, electrical supply to specification, data connectivity, and a route in that a tractor unit can actually negotiate. Patient access and weather protection matter more than people expect, because that is the part staff and patients experience every day.
Can you supply interim imaging while our room is out of use?
Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons facilities call us. If a room is being built, a system is being replaced, or a magnet is down, mobile and interim imaging keeps you scanning while the fixed suite is unavailable.
Do you support mobile units outside the mainland United States?
Yes. We work across the United States, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Island deployments add freight routing, customs and pad engineering to the plan, so the location should be part of the conversation from the start rather than discovered later.
Tell us what you need to keep scanning and when, and we will work backwards from the date.
