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When you’re sourcing medical equipment, timing matters just as much as specs. At Auxo Medical, we built our Featured medical equipment collection for one simple reason: to make it easier to find high-demand equipment we frequently have available for quick fulfillment—without sacrificing performance, reliability, or clinical fit.

Below is a sampling of the products you’ll find in our Featured category, along with common use cases and the types of facilities that benefit most from each solution.

Why our Featured medical equipment category is a smart place to start

Our Featured category is designed to highlight medical equipment that helps facilities move faster—whether you’re opening a new space, replacing a down unit, expanding service lines, or standardizing equipment across multiple rooms. You’ll find a mix of critical clinical equipment across sterile processing, exam rooms, operating rooms, patient monitoring, emergency response, and patient transport.

Because many Featured items are selected specifically for broad demand across healthcare environments, this category is a strong starting point for:

• Ambulatory surgery centers that need dependable OR and procedure room equipment
• Hospitals that need patient monitoring, transport, or emergency readiness coverage
• Clinics and specialty practices that need exam room uptime and workflow efficiency
• Sterile processing departments focused on consistent instrument reprocessing

Infusion therapy and medication delivery: pumps that support safe, consistent workflows

Infusion and syringe pump reliability impacts patient safety, nurse workload, and therapy consistency. If you’re outfitting an infusion area, updating inpatient capability, or supporting procedural sedation workflows, these Featured items are common go-tos.

• Medfusion 3500 V 3.0.6 Syringe Pump
  Great fit for: hospitals, outpatient infusion, anesthesia support areas, and specialty practices that rely on controlled syringe delivery.
  Typical use cases: medication administration where consistent syringe infusion performance and workflow-friendly setup matters.
• Abbott Plum A+ IV Infusion Pump, Single Channel
  Great fit for: med-surg floors, outpatient care environments, and treatment areas that need dependable infusion capability.
  Typical use cases: IV therapy delivery in clinical settings that value straightforward operation and repeatable processes.
• Baxa Repeater Pump
  Great fit for: pharmacy operations and compounding workflows in hospitals and infusion-focused environments.
  Typical use cases: supporting standardized fluid transfer tasks where accuracy and repeatability reduce staff burden.

Patient monitoring and vital signs: scalable coverage from spot checks to continuous monitoring

Monitoring needs vary by department. A pre-op area might need efficient vital signs capture, while perioperative and higher-acuity areas may need continuous monitoring with flexible parameter options. Our Featured selection includes options that work across the continuum of care.

• Edan IM70 Patient Monitor (Refurbished)
  Great fit for: general care environments, procedure areas, and facilities expanding monitoring capacity.
  Typical use cases: continuous bedside monitoring where staff need clear visibility and dependable performance.
• Mindray DPM5 Patient Monitor
  Great fit for: clinics, outpatient settings, and facilities that benefit from moving monitors between rooms.
  Typical use cases: flexible monitoring coverage in spaces that balance throughput with patient safety.
• Mindray Passport V with CO2
  Great fit for: perioperative environments, procedural areas, and care teams that want broader monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: supporting patient monitoring workflows where capnography is clinically valuable.
• Mindray Passport 8 Patient Monitor with Sidestream EtCO2
  Great fit for: OR, PACU, and procedure-driven departments that prioritize strong monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: continuous monitoring in procedural and perioperative environments.
• Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs LXi Monitor
  Great fit for: primary care, urgent care, specialty clinics, and intake areas focused on fast vitals capture.
  Typical use cases: efficient spot-check vitals during triage, intake, and routine visits.
• Welch Allyn 6000 Series Vital Signs Monitor w/ CO2
  Great fit for: ambulatory care, surgery centers, and general care floors that want enhanced vitals monitoring.
  Typical use cases: standardized vital signs workflows where easy cleaning and clear display support busy teams.
• Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs Model 420 NTB
  Great fit for: outpatient clinics and specialty practices that want quick, reliable vitals in a compact workflow.
  Typical use cases: routine vitals capture during visits, follow-ups, and screening workflows.

Cardiology diagnostics: ECG systems for screening, intake, and clinical decision support

ECG equipment often needs to work across multiple workflows—from routine screenings to pre-op evaluations. If you’re upgrading an older unit or adding capability to support patient throughput, these Featured options are worth a close look.

• GE MAC 5500 HD ECG
  Great fit for: hospitals, cardiology services, and facilities that need a strong resting ECG workflow.
  Typical use cases: structured ECG acquisition in clinical environments that value speed, clarity, and system integration potential.
• Mortara ELI 250 ECG Machine
  Great fit for: clinics, specialty practices, and facilities that benefit from a portable ECG workflow.
  Typical use cases: point-of-care ECG capture that supports fast clinical decisions in outpatient and intake environments.

Sterile processing and infection control: build a stronger instrument reprocessing line

Instrument reprocessing is a chain—cleaning, rinsing, drying, and sterilization all matter. When any link is weak, departments feel it as delays, rework, and risk. That’s why sterile processing equipment is one of the most impactful upgrades a facility can make.

• Steris Caviwave Single Chamber Ultrasonic Cleaner 15 Gal
  Great fit for: sterile processing departments, surgery centers, and instrument-heavy specialty clinics.
  Typical use cases: ultrasonic cleaning to improve soil removal prior to sterilization steps.
• Steris Caviwave Pro Single Chamber 17 GAL Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: higher-throughput sterile processing environments with frequent instrument turnover.
  Typical use cases: consistent ultrasonic cleaning performance where workflow efficiency and repeatable outcomes matter.
• Steris Caviwave Rinsing and Drying Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: sterile processing teams that want a more streamlined cleaning-to-drying workflow.
  Typical use cases: improving throughput while supporting high-quality instrument turnaround.
• Durasonic 4L Tabletop Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: smaller clinics, specialty practices, and departments that need tabletop ultrasonic cleaning capability.
  Typical use cases: cleaning smaller loads efficiently without dedicating large-floor equipment space.
• Midmark Ritter M9 UltraClave (Autoclave), M9-022
  Great fit for: clinics and outpatient environments that need a trusted sterilization workhorse.
  Typical use cases: instrument sterilization supporting daily procedure schedules and quick turnovers.
• Tuttnauer 3870E Autoclave
  Great fit for: busy practices and departments with larger sterilization loads.
  Typical use cases: higher-capacity sterilization needs in clinical environments focused on steady throughput.
• Tuttnauer Elara 11 Autoclave
  Great fit for: facilities seeking advanced sterilization capability aligned with modern infection control priorities.
  Typical use cases: supporting instrument processing demands where cycle performance and consistency are key.

OR and procedure rooms: tables, lighting, positioning, and surgical energy

Procedure rooms and operating rooms run on coordination. The right combination of surgical tables, lighting, patient positioning, and clinical accessories helps teams stay efficient while supporting patient safety and comfort.

• Steris Amsco Model 3085 Surgical Table
  Great fit for: hospitals and surgery centers that need a versatile general surgical table.
  Typical use cases: supporting a range of surgical specialties where positioning flexibility is essential.
• Skytron 3600B Surgical Table
  Great fit for: OR environments that prioritize positioning capability and imaging access.
  Typical use cases: procedures where table design supports both clinician access and workflow needs.
• Steris LED385 Exam Light on Floor Stand
  Great fit for: exam rooms, procedure rooms, specialty clinics, and minor treatment spaces.
  Typical use cases: improving visualization for exams and in-office procedures without a ceiling-mount buildout.
• Steris Harmony Air M Series Dual Head LED Surgical Light
  Great fit for: operating rooms and procedure rooms where consistent illumination supports clinical precision.
  Typical use cases: surgical lighting needs where shadow management and bright field illumination matter.
• Allen Yellofin Lift-Assist Stirrups (OEM# O-YFASI)
  Great fit for: women’s health, urology, and surgical specialties that rely on consistent lower-extremity positioning.
  Typical use cases: procedures where ergonomic positioning and staff workflow are both critical.
• Valleylab Force FX ESU
  Great fit for: surgical environments and procedural specialties that depend on trusted electrosurgical energy delivery.
  Typical use cases: general surgery and specialty procedures that require consistent surgical energy performance.

Exam rooms and patient access: modernize comfort, accessibility, and clinician workflow

Exam room equipment shapes patient experience and staff efficiency. If you’re building new rooms, renovating, or upgrading to improve accessibility, these Featured solutions help create a more functional point of care.

• Midmark 623 Exam Table
  Great fit for: primary care, specialty clinics, and facilities improving patient access.
  Typical use cases: exams where barrier-free access supports patients with mobility challenges.
• Midmark 626 Exam Table
  Great fit for: high-throughput clinics and exam rooms that want dependable, clinician-friendly workflows.
  Typical use cases: day-to-day exams where positioning efficiency supports schedule density.
• Midmark 630 Barrier-Free Power Procedure Table
  Great fit for: procedure-focused clinics and outpatient specialties that need powered positioning flexibility.
  Typical use cases: in-office procedures where precise positioning supports both patient comfort and clinician access.
• Midmark 641 Procedure Chair
  Great fit for: outpatient procedures, specialty practices, and departments prioritizing patient access.
  Typical use cases: procedures where multi-position capability supports efficient care delivery.
• Midmark Ritter 75L Exam Chair
  Great fit for: specialty clinics and multi-use exam environments.
  Typical use cases: exams and minor procedures where adjustable positioning supports consistent workflow.

Imaging and airway management: capability that supports critical moments

Some equipment categories are “day-to-day.” Others are “when it matters most.” Imaging and airway tools often fall into the second group—especially in procedure-heavy settings, emergency workflows, and airway management scenarios.

• OEC 9800 C-Arm, 9” C-arm with GSP & Flat Panel Upgrade
  Great fit for: surgery centers and hospitals performing orthopedic, pain management, spine, and general surgical imaging workflows.
  Typical use cases: mobile fluoroscopy support during procedures where imaging guidance improves precision.
• Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton
  Great fit for: anesthesia teams, emergency departments, ICUs, and procedure areas that prioritize airway visibility.
  Typical use cases: airway management where visualization supports confident placement and training consistency.

Emergency readiness and patient transport: stretchers, gurneys, stair chairs, AEDs, and defibrillators

From patient movement to cardiac response, readiness equipment protects patients and reduces staff strain. If you’re equipping an ED, adding inpatient transport capacity, or strengthening first-response coverage, these Featured products support the front lines.

• Philips Heartstart FRX AED w/ Wall Mount Box
  Great fit for: clinics, outpatient centers, facilities management teams, and any care environment building AED coverage.
  Typical use cases: fast-access defibrillation capability for public and clinical spaces.
• Physio-Control Lifepak 20E Defibrillator
  Great fit for: hospitals and in-facility responder teams that need defibrillation and monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: emergency response workflows where time, usability, and reliability matter.
• Stryker MX Pro 6080 Emergency Gurney
  Great fit for: emergency departments, transport teams, and high-traffic patient movement environments.
  Typical use cases: rapid patient transport where durable construction supports frequent daily use.
• Stryker 1115 Prime Big Wheel Stretcher
  Great fit for: hospitals and departments moving patients across longer corridors and busy units.
  Typical use cases: transport workflows where maneuverability and patient comfort support better moves.
• Mac PT-1000 Transport Stretcher (Refurbished)
  Great fit for: cost-conscious facilities that still require dependable transport capability.
  Typical use cases: general patient transfer across departments and care areas.
• Pedigo 5400 W Stretcher, Side Brake Only
  Great fit for: hospitals and procedural environments that want a practical stretcher option for multiple areas.
  Typical use cases: supporting patient movement between departments such as perioperative areas and recovery spaces.
• Stryker 5050 Stretcher Chair
  Great fit for: surgery centers and compact clinical spaces that need flexible positioning.
  Typical use cases: converting between transport and seated workflows without changing equipment.
• Stryker Stair-PRO Stair Chair
  Great fit for: EMS, transport teams, and facilities that manage stairs during patient movement.
  Typical use cases: safer patient movement on stairs while reducing caregiver strain.
• Arizant 775 Bair Hugger
  Great fit for: perioperative environments and recovery areas focused on patient comfort.
  Typical use cases: warming support in pre-op, OR, and recovery workflows.

Orthopedic workflow support: tools that keep patient flow moving

In orthopedic and cast room environments, speed and cleanup matter—especially when patient volume spikes. This Featured option supports efficient cast removal workflows.

• Stryker Cast Saw with Vacuum
  Great fit for: orthopedic clinics, sports medicine, urgent care, and hospital ortho departments.
  Typical use cases: cast removal workflows where integrated suction supports cleaner, faster room turnover.

How to choose the right Featured equipment for your facility

If you’re comparing options in our Featured category, here are practical selection criteria we recommend using so you get equipment that fits your workflow—not just your budget:

• Care setting: outpatient clinics and high-acuity units often need different monitoring, transport, and procedure capabilities.
• Throughput and staffing: higher volume environments benefit from equipment that reduces steps and speeds room turnover.
• Room constraints: footprints, mounting needs, and power considerations can make or break a smooth installation.
• Standardization goals: aligning models across rooms can simplify training, maintenance, and parts planning.
• Serviceability: plan for preventative maintenance and long-term uptime—especially for sterile processing and perioperative equipment.

When you’re ready, start with our Featured medical equipment collection and click into any product page to request a quote or purchase (depending on the item). If you want to standardize a room buildout—OR, SPD, clinic exam rooms, or transport—we can help you map the right combination of equipment for your space and workflow.