A lower rate for a six-bed ICU
Enrolling its monitors and infusion equipment in Continuity Assurance saved a 49-bed hospital a security deposit and 0.81 percentage points on its rate.
0.81 points
off the rate, and no security deposit
Case studies
Hospitals that agreed to be named, what they financed, how, and what changed.
Enrolling its monitors and infusion equipment in Continuity Assurance saved a 49-bed hospital a security deposit and 0.81 percentage points on its rate.
0.81 points
off the rate, and no security deposit
318
monitors on one platform and one 48-month schedule
St. Aldric Health
22
ventilators on one subscription, with loaners in four hours
Kestrel Bay General Hospital
Bryce Ridge replaced its intensive-care beds on Utilization Pricing and paid for 81.2 percent of available bed-hours in the first year, against a fixed lease priced at 100.
A critical-access hospital financed four monitored beds and a central station with no deposit and payments timed to its cost-report settlements.