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About Auxo Medical: Your Trusted All-in-One Medical Equipment Partner

About Auxo Medical - Medical Equipment Sales, Maintenance and Repair

At Auxo Medical, we deliver the medical equipment and service solutions you need from a company you can trust. We serve as your complete resource for medical equipment sales, maintenance, and repair. Our approach combines the personal service you expect from a small local business with the expertise and resources of a large medical equipment company.

We specialize in providing high-quality refurbished and reconditioned medical equipment that meets rigorous standards. Our service offerings lead the industry in reliability and responsiveness. We support ambulatory surgery centers, hospitals, laboratories, private physician practices, and other healthcare facilities across the United States. Our team brings deep expertise to every project, building lasting relationships through dependable equipment solutions and attentive support.

Our History: From East Coast Roots to National Reach

Originally established as East Coast Distributors in 1998, we evolved under new leadership in 2007 when Jay Crabtree acquired the company and rebranded it as Auxo Medical. Working alongside one of the original founders, our leadership team expanded our offerings to include comprehensive sales, maintenance, and repair services, initially operating from our headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

We grew strategically by establishing affiliated operations in Michigan, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Ohio. Today, our field service team supports hundreds of accounts across more than ten states, including numerous active preventative maintenance agreements. This expansion reflects our dedication to meeting the evolving needs of healthcare providers nationwide.

Looking Ahead: Continued Growth and Expanded Services

Our commitment to clients remains our top priority and the foundation of our success. We continue expanding our field maintenance and repair services throughout the United States. In early 2024, we opened field service operations in Dayton, Ohio, to better serve the Central and Western Ohio regions.

We actively pursue opportunities to broaden our field service capabilities and equipment offerings. This forward-thinking approach ensures we remain a cornerstone provider of medical and laboratory equipment solutions for our customers, clients, and partners.

Our Mission

We focus on sustainable quality, continual improvement, and unmatched training to deliver superior returns and opportunities for our customers, employees, and investors.

Our Vision

We encourage integrity, transparency, and value in healthcare and life sciences equipment and service solutions.

Our Core Values

  • Integrity and professionalism guide everything we do. We value honesty above all else and treat customers and employees with respect at all times.
  • Our customers form the lifeblood of our business. We maintain outstanding relationships through honesty, flexibility, commitment, and quality.
  • We operate as a learning organization committed to constant improvement and innovation.
  • We foster empowering work environments where team members take thoughtful risks without fear of failure and make decisions that benefit the company and our customers.
  • Teamwork drives our success. We help teammates and customers succeed, always asking what we could have done better.
  • Safety comes first. Nothing we do is worth risking the health or safety of our team members or customers.
  • We practice wise environmental stewardship by recycling, reusing, and reducing waste wherever possible.

Why Healthcare Providers Choose Auxo Medical

Clients consistently praise our responsiveness, expertise, and customer-first approach. From rapid repairs on anesthesia machines to comprehensive preventative maintenance programs that significantly reduce downtime, our team delivers reliable results. Many partners highlight our ability to service a wide range of sterilization equipment, provide staff training, and offer cost-effective alternatives to original equipment manufacturers while maintaining exceptional quality.

Whether you need new or refurbished equipment, ongoing maintenance contracts, or urgent repairs, we stand ready to support your facility with personalized, professional service. Contact us today to experience the Auxo difference.

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* Please note:  Auxo Medical does not provide services for personal equipment.

If you would like an estimate on a preventative maintenance plan, please upload your equipment list here.

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Fuji Imaging for Orthopedic & Spine Practices: Build a Complete Workflow with Auxo Medical

Orthopedic and spine imaging demands a workflow that’s fast, repeatable, and built around positioning realities. You’re not just taking “a quick X-ray”—you’re supporting alignment decisions, surgical planning, post-op checks, and ongoing follow-ups where consistency matters.

At Auxo Medical, we offer a curated lineup of Fuji imaging equipment that helps orthopedic and spine-focused facilities build a practical imaging ecosystem—from in-clinic radiography to long-length imaging and intraoperative visualization.


What Orthopedic & Spine Clinics Need from X-Ray Imaging

In ortho and spine, imaging equipment has to do a few things exceptionally well:

  • Support repeatable positioning across many follow-up visits
  • Handle high patient throughput without slowing down clinic flow
  • Enable long-length imaging when alignment and full-spine views are part of the service line
  • Bridge clinic and procedural settings when imaging is needed before, during, and after interventions

In-Clinic Radiography: Choose a DR Suite or a Space-Saving U-Arm

If your clinic performs a steady volume of general radiography (extremities, routine follow-ups, pre-procedure checks), a dedicated DR room approach can pay off in speed and consistency. We offer Fuji DR suite options as well as a compact U-arm system.

Fuji DR suites we offer

Fuji U-arm option we offer (strong fit for ortho and spine clinics)


Patient Positioning & Throughput: Fuji X-Ray Tables That Support Daily Clinic Reality

Ortho and spine imaging is heavily influenced by positioning speed and patient comfort. That’s why table selection matters—especially when your schedule is full and exams are back-to-back.

Adjustable-height Fuji X-ray tables (helpful for ergonomic workflow and patient access)

Fixed-height Fuji X-ray tables (a simple, durable approach for dedicated rooms)


Long-Length Imaging for Alignment & Full-Spine Workflows

If your practice is building a spine program or routinely needs alignment-focused imaging, long-length capability can be a defining feature. We offer dedicated Fuji full-spine detector solutions that support long-view imaging workflows.


Everyday DR Flexibility: Panel-Only Detector Options for General Imaging

Many ortho and spine practices also need general-purpose detector formats for routine exams, follow-ups, and repeatable clinic protocols.


Intraoperative Imaging: Fuji Persona Compact C-Arms for Ortho and Spine Procedures

When imaging is required during procedures, surgical teams typically prioritize confident visualization and a workflow that doesn’t fight the room. We offer Fuji Persona compact C-arm options to support a range of procedural needs.

Typical specialties and settings

  • Orthopedic surgery: imaging support for hardware placement, alignment confirmation, and procedural guidance
  • Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): efficient procedural imaging workflows with compact equipment fit
  • Pain management: imaging guidance for minimally invasive interventions

Portable Imaging Support (When Your Workflow Extends Beyond One Room)

For hospital-affiliated orthopedic programs, inpatient rounding, or situations where imaging needs to move, portable radiography can support continuity of care.


Why Ortho and Spine Teams Work with Auxo Medical

At Auxo Medical, we help you build a Fuji imaging setup that fits how your clinic (or ASC) actually runs:

  • Clinic imaging plan: DR suite vs. U-arm based on footprint and exam mix
  • Positioning workflow: table selection based on patient population and throughput goals
  • Service line growth: full-spine detector planning for alignment-driven programs
  • Procedure support: C-arm selection that matches procedural needs and room realities

Get a Fuji Ortho/Spine Imaging Quote from Auxo Medical

If you’re building a new orthopedic imaging room, upgrading a spine program, adding long-length imaging capability, or outfitting an ASC with a compact C-arm workflow, we’re ready to help. We’ll align the Fuji equipment configuration to your space, your patient volume, and your clinical goals—so your imaging supports the practice instead of slowing it down.

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Auxo Medical - Medical Equipment Maintenance and Repair

Unmatched Expertise: Inside the Auxo Medical Technical Team

At Auxo Medical, we understand that the reliability of healthcare equipment is directly tied to patient safety and facility efficiency. While our technology is state-of-the-art, it is our people who deliver the exceptional service our clients rely on. We are proud to highlight the depth of certification, education, and experience that defines our technical workforce.

Our team is composed of highly skilled professionals ranging from Field Service Technicians to Management, all dedicated to maintaining the highest standards in biomedical engineering and central sterile processing.

Central Sterile Processing Leadership

Our Central Sterile Service department is led by seasoned professionals who ensure that sterilization and disinfection equipment operate at peak performance. Our leadership team includes managers with over a decade of industry experience who hold Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET) credentials.

Key capabilities within our sterile processing team include:

  • Specialized Training: All field service technicians and installation leads have successfully passed rigorous Auxo Medical training for Sterilizers, Steam Generators, and Washer Disinfectors.
  • Installation & Service: Our Installation Managers and Lead Technicians oversee the deployment and maintenance of critical sterile processing infrastructure.
  • Safety Compliance: Team members are certified to complete Electrical Safety Inspections and assist with Boiler Inspections, ensuring full regulatory compliance.
  • Internal Training: Our team includes lead training managers responsible for educating the next generation of sterile service technicians on equipment protocols.

Biomedical Engineering & Anesthesia Services

Auxo Medical’s biomedical division is driven by degreed engineers and certified technicians capable of handling complex medical equipment. Our Biomedical Field Service Managers and Engineers hold Bachelor of Science degrees in Biomedical Engineering from accredited institutions such as Virginia Commonwealth University.

Our biomedical experts provide:

  • Anesthesia Machine Service: We possess manufacturer-specific certifications to provide field service on major platforms, including GE and Mindray Anesthesia Machines.
  • Comprehensive Inspections: Our staff is certified to complete Electrical Safety Inspections, Biomedical Inspections, and repair services across all major biomedical equipment types.
  • Advanced Credentials: Multiple team members hold CBET certifications, demonstrating a commitment to national standards in biomedical equipment technology.

Radiology & Imaging Expertise

Beyond standard biomedical equipment, Auxo Medical offers specialized support for imaging systems. Our team includes Field Service Engineers specifically certified for Fluoroscopy, X-ray, and Radiology equipment. These specialists combine technical engineering knowledge with advanced mathematical backgrounds, holding degrees in Applied Mathematics and Biomedical Engineering to troubleshoot and repair complex imaging hardware.

A Foundation of Education and Experience

The backbone of the Auxo Medical service team is a strong educational foundation. Our technicians and engineers hold associate and bachelor’s degrees from respected programs, including the Erie Institute of Technology and Virginia Commonwealth University.

Experience levels across the company vary from emerging talent to veterans with over 12 years of field experience. This blend of fresh knowledge and seasoned expertise allows us to tackle everything from routine maintenance to complex installations with confidence.

Commitment to Care

When you partner with Auxo Medical, you are partnering with a team that values certification, continuous training, and educational excellence. We invest in our technicians so they can invest in your facility’s success. From sterile processing to anesthesia and radiology, our unnamed heroes work behind the scenes to ensure your equipment is safe, compliant, and ready for care.

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* Please note:  Auxo Medical does not provide services for personal equipment.

If you would like an estimate on a preventative maintenance plan, please upload your equipment list here.

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* The above information regarding technician capabilities and references is accurate as of 6/1/2026. Please note that the above information, references and capabilities may be different if reviewing this article at a future date as employment of technicians, engineers and staff change over time. 

Stainless OR Suite Furniture | Auxo Medical

Durable Stainless Steel Medical Furniture for Surgical Suites and Hospitals

At Auxo Medical, we understand that the foundation of patient safety lies in the equipment you trust every day. When it comes to sterile environments, infection control, and long-term durability, nothing compares to high-quality stainless steel medical furniture. Whether you are outfitting a new surgical suite or upgrading your Central Sterile Processing Department (CSRD), our collection is designed to withstand the rigors of modern healthcare while maintaining the highest standards of hygiene.

In this article, we explore why stainless steel remains the gold standard for medical environments and highlight the essential pieces of furniture available in our catalog that are helping hospitals and clinics operate more efficiently.

Why Choose Stainless Steel Medical Furniture?

For decades, the healthcare industry has relied on stainless steel for critical equipment. The reasons are clear:

  1. Infection Control: Non-porous surfaces prevent the absorption of bacteria and fluids, making them easy to sanitize between procedures.
  2. Durability: Stainless steel endures the heavy wear and tear of a busy Operating Room (OR) or Clinical setting without rusting or corroding.
  3. Hygiene: It does not harbor pathogens, making it an essential component in sterile processing environments.

Essential Surgical Tables for Modern ORs

A fully functional surgical suite requires tables that offer versatility and stability. We provide a range of instruments designed to assist surgeons with precision.

Stainless Steel Instrument Table with Shelf

One of the workhorses of any operating room is the Stainless Steel Instrument Table with Shelf. Designed to enhance efficiency, this table features a spacious 32-inch width and ample storage drawers under the top for organizing critical surgical tools. Its heavy-duty casters ensure it stays in place during sensitive procedures while allowing for quick reconfiguration when needed.

Stainless Steel Foot Control Mayo Stand

For situations where maximum flexibility is required, the Stainless Steel Foot Control Mayo Stand is an indispensable tool. It provides a versatile, cleanable tray support that extends over the bed or table for convenient access to instruments near the surgical site. Constructed from solid stainless steel, it eliminates hard-to-clean crevices common in plastic models.

MAC Medical Over Operating Tables

Surgeons also rely on adjustable heights to maintain ergonomic comfort during long procedures. Our MAC Medical Over Operating Table is specifically designed for this purpose, featuring a manually adjustable height to accommodate different procedural needs in the OR environment.

Optimizing Sterile Processing: Prep and Pack Stations

Infection control doesn’t stop at the operating table; it begins in the sterilization department. Efficient workflow here is just as vital as equipment durability.

Prep and Pack Workstations

For Central Sterile departments, a robust Prep and Pack Workstation is crucial. Designed with ergonomics in mind, these workstations feature modular designs that allow for flexible configurations to suit all body types and workflow requirements. The stainless steel construction ensures that these tables resist chemicals used in the sterilization process while maintaining a professional appearance.

Smart Storage Solutions for Infection Control

Proper waste management and supply storage are critical for preventing cross-contamination in medical facilities.

Soiled Linen Hamper with Foot Pedal

Manual handling of soiled linens is a major vector for infection. The Soiled Linen Hamper with Foot Pedal is an affordable, durable chrome waste solution designed for hands-free operation. The foot pedal allows medical staff to dispose of soiled linens hygienically without touching the unit, significantly reducing the risk of cross-contamination in high-traffic hospital areas.

MAC Medical Pass-Through Windows

For facilities looking to streamline logistics between the sterile processing department and the OR suite, our MAC Medical Pass Through Window provides a secure barrier. Constructed with 3/16″ tempered glass, these windows facilitate safe transport of supplies without compromising the environmental integrity of the sterile room.

Auxo Medical: Your Partner in Healthcare

At Auxo Medical, we are committed to providing healthcare professionals with furniture that supports both patient safety and staff efficiency. Our stainless steel or suite furniture options are selected not just for their appearance, but for their ability to stand up to the demanding reality of clinical life.

From mobile instrument tables to complex surgical overbeds, we have the solutions you need to elevate your facility’s standard of care. Visit our product catalog today to browse the full range of equipment available.

Edan F9 Express Fetal Monitor

Fetal Monitors from Auxo Medical: Trusted Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring for OB/GYN, Labor and Delivery, and Antepartum Care

When you’re responsible for fetal heart rate monitoring, uterine activity monitoring, and maternal vital signs, you need equipment that keeps pace with real clinical work. At Auxo Medical, we support providers across the pregnancy continuum with fetal monitoring equipment that’s built for fast setup, clear tracing, and dependable performance in the moments that matter.

Whether you’re running a busy labor and delivery unit, supporting an antepartum clinic, or completing routine checks in an OB/GYN office, our fetal monitors help you capture the information clinicians rely on every day, including FHR, TOCO, and (on select systems) maternal parameters and internal monitoring options.

What a fetal monitor does (and why it matters)

A fetal monitor—often called an electronic fetal monitor or cardiotocography system—typically combines fetal heart rate monitoring with uterine activity monitoring. In practice, this supports workflows like non-stress tests, triage checks, and intrapartum monitoring where teams need a reliable tracing to guide care decisions. Depending on the model and configuration, fetal monitoring can also incorporate maternal vitals and advanced channels for higher-acuity settings.

Who benefits from our fetal monitors and fetal dopplers

  • Hospitals and health systems supporting labor and delivery, postpartum, and women’s services
  • Birthing centers that want capable monitoring without overcomplicating the room
  • OB/GYN clinics performing non-stress tests and routine fetal assessments
  • Maternal-fetal medicine and high-risk pregnancy programs that need robust monitoring options
  • Antepartum clinics managing scheduled testing and quick turnarounds
  • Midwifery practices and community-based prenatal care programs
  • Multi-specialty practices that want fetal dopplers that can also support select vascular screening needs

Featured fetal monitors and dopplers we offer

Below is a practical sampling of fetal monitors in our catalog, with real-world use cases to help you match the right monitor to the right room.

Hospital-grade fetal monitoring for labor and delivery

Edan F9 Express Fetal Monitor
A strong fit when you want a comprehensive fetal and maternal monitor that works across antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum workflows. This is a great option for labor and delivery rooms that need twins monitoring, maternal parameters, and flexible monitoring capabilities in one platform.

GE Corometrics 129 Fetal Monitor w. Twins and maternal monitoring
Well suited for clinical teams that want an advanced fetal monitor with expanded maternal monitoring. If your unit values clear waveforms and documentation-friendly workflow features, this model is often a compelling choice for busy L&D environments.

Philips Agilent Series 50XM Fetal Monitor M1350B
A practical option for facilities that want fetal monitoring plus maternal vital signs monitoring in the same workflow. It supports key intrapartum needs like twins monitoring and uterine activity tracking, helping teams standardize setups across rooms.

GE Corometrics 120 Fetal Monitor
Designed for teams that want a monitor that can support labor, delivery, and recovery workflows. If your clinicians prioritize trend review and efficient documentation during unpredictable labor progress, this model is often considered for its workflow-supportive approach.

Clinic and office fetal monitoring for non-stress tests and antepartum care

GE/Corometrics 172 Twins Fetal Monitor
A strong match for practices that perform antepartum fetal monitoring and non-stress tests and want a compact approach that works in both office and hospital settings. It’s commonly selected when you want efficient NST workflows with the option to monitor twins.

GE Corometrics 171 Series Fetal Monitor
A straightforward fetal monitor choice for routine monitoring needs, with clinician-friendly alarms and a clear display for fetal heart rate and uterine activity. This can be a good fit for OB/GYN clinics and hospital units that want a dependable, familiar workflow.

Fetalgard Lite Fetal Monitor
A versatile option for fetal monitoring in the clinic, office, or home-oriented care models. It’s often considered when teams want NST-oriented workflow support, patient data storage, and documentation options that connect well with modern recordkeeping processes.

Philips Avalon FM30
A compelling choice for facilities that want automated coincidence detection features designed to help reduce confusion between fetal and maternal signals. This can be especially helpful in high-activity rooms where clean signal interpretation and efficient setup matter.

Fetal dopplers for quick checks, rounding, and routine assessments

Edan SD5 & SD6 Ultrasonic Tabletop Doppler
Ideal for teams that want a tabletop fetal doppler for routine antepartum use. This is commonly used in OB offices, L&D outpatient services, and midwifery settings where quick, accurate FHR checks and a clinic-friendly form factor are priorities.

Edan Sonotrax Series Fetal Dopplers
A pocket doppler solution for routine obstetric needs, with models that also support select vascular requirements. Great for mobile prenatal checks, community clinics, and practices that value compact design and easy day-to-day use.

Mobility and mounting that makes rooms work better

Edan F6 Twins Fetal Monitor
A strong option when you want a hospital-grade fetal monitor that still fits the flow of private practice and multi-room environments. It’s often considered for workflows that benefit from flexible placement, transport-friendly design, and clear printed documentation.

Luxury Trolley for F series Fetal Monitors
A practical add-on for facilities that want a clean, mobile mounting solution for compatible fetal monitors. If you’re optimizing room turnover, minimizing cable clutter, or standardizing how monitors move between rooms, a dedicated trolley can make a noticeable difference.

How to choose the right fetal monitoring equipment for your workflow

  • If you’re focused on non-stress tests in an OB/GYN clinic: Look for a fetal monitor that supports fast transducer placement, clear tracing, and easy documentation. The GE Corometrics 171 Series and GE/Corometrics 172 Twins are common fits for these environments, and Fetalgard Lite can be a strong option when you want flexible deployment across clinic-style settings.
  • If you need intrapartum monitoring in a labor and delivery unit: Prioritize fetal and maternal monitoring capabilities, clear signal quality feedback, and dependable uterine activity monitoring. Philips 50XM M1350B, GE Corometrics 120, and GE Corometrics 129 are frequently considered for these higher-demand clinical workflows.
  • If you support twins monitoring: Choose a platform built for dual FHR channels and clear differentiation. Several of the monitors above are designed with twins workflows in mind, including GE/Corometrics 172 Twins and models like Edan F9 Express and Edan F6 Twins.
  • If you want a fast, portable way to spot-check FHR: A fetal doppler may be the right tool for quick assessments and rounding. Consider the Edan SD5 & SD6 tabletop doppler for exam-room convenience or the Edan Sonotrax Series fetal dopplers for pocket portability.

New and refurbished fetal monitors: getting the performance you need at the budget you have

Many facilities choose refurbished fetal monitors to standardize rooms, expand monitoring capacity, or replace aging equipment while protecting capital budgets. Others prefer new systems when aligning with a specific clinical standard, technology roadmap, or procurement strategy. Either way, our goal is simple: help you match the right fetal monitor to your patient volume, staffing patterns, and documentation expectations—without overselling features you won’t use.

Local support that strengthens your uptime

We’re headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, and we support customers through multiple field service locations across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and beyond. If your team cares about response time, continuity, and having a real partner behind the equipment, we’re built for that kind of relationship.

Fetal monitoring FAQs

What’s the difference between a fetal monitor and a fetal doppler?
A fetal doppler is typically used for quick fetal heart rate checks. A fetal monitor is designed for continuous tracing and usually includes uterine activity monitoring and documentation features used during non-stress tests and labor monitoring.

Do I need twins capability?
If you routinely monitor twin pregnancies, twins capability can prevent workarounds and help standardize your protocols. Even if twins are not your daily case mix, choosing a monitor with twins flexibility can future-proof your clinic or unit.

What should I prioritize for NST workflows?
For non-stress tests, teams often prioritize fast setup, clear tracings, reliable alarm behavior, and efficient printing or exam storage. Your best fit will depend on patient volume and how your clinicians document and review strips.

Can fetal monitors support maternal vital signs?
Some fetal monitors include maternal parameters and can support workflows where maternal vital signs monitoring is needed alongside fetal monitoring. If your workflow demands that combination, it’s worth choosing a system designed for both.

Get a quote on fetal monitors

If you’re ready to equip a labor and delivery unit, expand an antepartum clinic, or improve NST capacity in an OB/GYN office, we can help you choose fetal monitoring equipment that fits your rooms and your budget. Explore the products below and request a quote directly from the product page that matches your needs.

  • Edan F9 Express Fetal Monitor

    The Edan F9 Express Fetal Monitor is a state-of-the-art device designed to provide comprehensive monitoring solutions for fetal and maternal health in various medical settings. Equipped with a vibrant 12.1-inch color touch screen display, this advanced monitor is fully loaded…
  • GE Corometrics 171 Series Fetal Monitor

    $2,995.00
    The Corometrics 170 Series
  • Luxury Trolley for F series Fetal Monitors

    Edan Luxury Trolley provides a great mounting solution for F Series Fetal Monitors. It features 4 wheels with clips and mounting plate with a clamp for steady placement. The storage basket comes in a set.
  • Philips Agilent Series 50XM Fetal Monitor M1350B

    Refurbished Philips M1350B Fetal monitor. This Monitor 50XM has five color- and mechanically-coded input sockets: Cardio for fetal heart rate (FHR) and fetal oxygen saturation SPO2 Cardio for fetal heart rate and Toco for uterine activity NIBP for external blood…
  • Philips Avalon FM30

    The Avalon FM series fetal and maternal monitors are the first and only to offer automated coincidence detection (cross-channel verification) using Smart Pulse. This innovative feature allows automated maternal pulse detection via the Toco MP transducer without the need to…
  • GE/Corometrics 172 Twins Fetal Monitor

    $3,683.00
    Whether you perform antepartum fetal monitoring in an office setting or in the hospital, Corometrics* 170 Series Fetal Monitor can help. You can trust our fetal monitors to help you improve the standard of care for your expecting mothers. We…
  • GE Corometrics 120 Fetal Monitor

    $3,275.00
    Corometrics 120 maternal/fetal monitors help you manage the labor, delivery and recovery process for every patient. Every 120 series monitor features the clinical excellence that has set the standard in M/F monitoring for more than 30 years. Patented Smart BP,…
  • Edan F6 Twins Fetal Monitor

    The Edan F6 Fetal Monitor contains the power necessary for multi-bed units while maintaining a simplistic design suitable for private practice. This high-end hospital grade monitor offers one of the most advanced integrated monitoring systems for the delivery room.
  • Fetalgard Lite Fetal Monitor

    FETALGARD Lite from Analogic can be purchased in a package or configured independently. Unique multifunctional features make it ideal for fetal monitoring in the clinic, office or home. The system is designed and manufactured in the United States with the…
  • GE Corometrics 129 Fetal Monitor w. Twins and maternal monitoring

    $3,342.00
    The Model 129 Fetal Monitor is a top of the line fully featured fetal monitor. It includes all Model 128 features plus Maternal 3-Lead ECG.
  • Edan SD5 & SD6 Ultrasonic Tabletop Doppler

    Ultrasonic tabletop Doppler SD5 and SD6 are the innovative development of Edan’s Fetal Doppler category. The application of infrared transmission technology, remote control probe, along with the brand new design, brings out the SD Series to the top of the…
  • Edan Sonotrax Series Fetal Dopplers

    SonoTrax Series Ultrasonic Pocket Dopplers provide caregivers with the most cost effective solution to meet the routine obstetric and vascular requirements. [vc_btn title="Download Brochure" style="flat" shape="square" link="url:/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Edan-Sonotrax-Series-Fetal-Dopplers-Auxo-Brochure.pdf ||target: _blank|" css=".vc_custom_1479498791367{margin-left: 5px !important;padding-right: 0px !important;padding-left: 0px !important;}"]
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Additional Medical Equipment Services That Keep Your Facility Moving — Auxo Medical

When patient care depends on dependable equipment, you need a partner who can support you beyond a single purchase or a single repair. At Auxo Medical, we help healthcare facilities protect uptime, control costs, and make confident decisions across the full lifecycle of medical equipment. From repairs and preventive maintenance to sales support, valuation, liquidation, and financing, we make it easier to run a high-performing clinical environment without stretching your resources.

We work with organizations that need responsive service, practical guidance, and a straightforward path from “We need this solved” to “It’s handled.”


Repairs, Parts, and Maintenance You Can Rely On

Equipment performance is not optional in a clinical setting. When key devices are down, workflows slow, schedules shift, and teams feel the pressure immediately. That is why we focus on fast, professional medical equipment repair and maintenance designed to protect both your budget and your operations.

We refurbish our medical equipment to meet original manufacturer standards. Because we hold our process to exacting precision, we typically provide a warranty comparable to the original equipment manufacturer. When you need service in the field, our qualified technicians bring the same expertise and attention to detail on site, so your equipment can be repaired promptly and correctly.

If your team is looking for dependable medical equipment parts, responsive service, and long-term support, we are built for that reality.


Sales Consultation and Support That Simplifies Purchasing

Outfitting a medical office or expanding a facility is a major undertaking. Coordinating purchases across multiple vendors can be time-consuming, difficult to track, and often more expensive than expected. We help remove that friction.

With Auxo Medical, you can simplify procurement by working with a single team that can provide and service the majority of your medical equipment needs while helping you protect your budget compared with typical original equipment manufacturer costs. We also offer a wide range of popular manufacturers and models, giving you flexibility without forcing you to compromise on performance.

Our goal is simple: make it easier to choose the right equipment, source it efficiently, and keep it supported after it arrives.


Medical Equipment Valuation and Liquidation Services

If you are upgrading, closing out a space, consolidating departments, or preparing documentation for insurance, the value of your equipment matters. Knowing what you have, what it is worth, and what to do with it next can be the difference between a smooth transition and a costly surprise.

We provide medical equipment valuations and liquidation services to help facilities act with clarity. Whether you need a practical valuation for planning purposes or support managing liquidation during a larger operational change, we help you move forward with a process that respects both timelines and financial goals.


Medical Equipment Financing Through Ascentium Capital

Sometimes the right move is to purchase now and preserve cash for staffing, supplies, and growth. When financing is the best fit, we offer a streamlined path through Ascentium Capital.

You can get an instant equipment lease quote, compare payment plan options, and apply for an equipment lease or loan quickly. The application is free, and we partner with leading finance companies to offer competitive rates across a wide range of needs. If your business history makes traditional financing difficult, we can also help connect you with alternative financing resources. You can apply without impacting your credit, and you can choose the payment plan that fits your operational reality.

Financing should feel clear and manageable. We work to make it that way.


Where We Provide Field Service and Support

Auxo Medical supports healthcare facilities across a broad service region, with field service availability in:

  • Virginia
  • Maryland
  • Washington, DC
  • North Carolina
  • South Carolina
  • Tennessee, including the Chattanooga and Knoxville region
  • Kentucky, including the Lexington region
  • Ohio, including central and western Ohio and the Dayton region
  • Michigan, including the Grand Rapids region
  • Georgia, including the Atlanta region
  • Florida, including central Florida and the Tampa region

If you are managing a multi-location network, we can help you standardize support and reduce vendor complexity across your footprint.


Why Facilities Choose Auxo Medical

Healthcare teams choose us because we focus on practical outcomes that matter in real operations:

  • Budget-conscious service and support that helps extend equipment life
  • On-site repairs performed by qualified technicians
  • Refurbished equipment held to original manufacturer standards
  • Warranty coverage that is typically comparable to the original equipment manufacturer
  • Sales consultation that simplifies purchasing and vendor coordination
  • Valuation and liquidation services that support upgrades, transitions, and documentation needs
  • Fast, user-friendly financing options through trusted partners

Common Questions About Our Additional Services

Do you service personal medical equipment?

No. We do not provide services for personal equipment.

Can you support both equipment service and purchasing decisions?

Yes. We help with repairs and maintenance, and we also provide sales consultation and support so facilities can simplify purchasing and long-term ownership.

Can you help our facility understand the value of our equipment?

Yes. We provide medical equipment valuations and can also support liquidation when your facility is transitioning, upgrading, or consolidating.

Is financing available for medical equipment purchases?

Yes. Through Ascentium Capital, you can review lease and loan options, compare payment plans, and apply quickly with no impact on your credit.


Ready to Move Forward?

If you need medical equipment repair, maintenance, parts support, purchasing guidance, valuation or liquidation services, or financing for your next project, we are ready to help. Contact Auxo Medical to discuss your facility goals and get a clear path to the next step.

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Fuji DR Retrofit Solutions & Detector Panels from Auxo Medical (Upgrade to Digital Without Rebuilding Your Entire X-Ray Room)

Going digital doesn’t always mean replacing your entire radiography room. At Auxo Medical, we help facilities modernize X-ray workflows with Fuji DR retrofit options and detector panels that fit real-world constraints like limited space, tight budgets, and the need to keep imaging online during upgrades.

This guide breaks down our Fuji DR retrofit and detector options (only the products we carry on our Fuji lineup) and explains which configurations tend to work best for hospitals, outpatient imaging, urgent care, orthopedics, and more.

Why Facilities Upgrade to Fuji Digital Radiography (DR)

Most teams pursue a DR upgrade for a few practical reasons:

  • Faster workflow: reduce bottlenecks between exposure and image availability
  • More consistent exams: repeatable imaging across technologists and shifts
  • More flexibility: support table, wall, and free-positioning imaging without being tied to a single room layout
  • Better day-to-day usability: modern digital capture can simplify storage, review, and sharing workflows

Two Common Upgrade Paths: Mobile DR Kit vs. Detector Retrofit

Option A: Add a portable DR workflow with Fuji FDR-flex Lite

If your goal is to bring digital capture to different rooms, overflow areas, or locations where you already have an X-ray source, a mobile DR kit can be an efficient path. We offer multiple Fuji FDR-flex Lite configurations, including panel-bundled options so you can deploy quickly.

Common use cases: hospitals that want backup imaging capability, clinics upgrading from analog workflows, remote or temporary imaging setups, and departments that need DR capability without dedicating a full fixed room.

Option B: Retrofit your existing room with Fuji detectors

If you already have a functioning room and want to modernize the capture side, detectors are often the core building block. Detector retrofits can be a strong fit for facilities that want digital performance while keeping familiar room infrastructure.

We carry both panel-only detector options and tethered detector options that support a range of room setups and exam styles.


Fuji Panel-Only Detectors: A Straightforward DR Upgrade Building Block

If you’re planning a detector-first DR upgrade, these panel-only options are often considered for general radiography workflows where the detector format matches common room needs.

Where panel-only detectors tend to fit best

  • Outpatient imaging centers: consistent general radiography workflows
  • Hospital radiology: high exam volume and standardized positioning routines
  • Orthopedic clinics: repeatable extremity imaging and follow-ups

Fuji Tethered Detectors: Practical DR Retrofits for Tabletop and Free-Positioning Exams

Many facilities want a DR retrofit path that works with existing holders and common positioning needs. Our Fuji tethered detector lineup supports teams that need dependable, everyday detector performance for tabletop and general imaging workflows.

Industries that commonly benefit

  • Urgent care: fast extremity imaging for walk-in injuries
  • Community hospitals: DR upgrades that preserve existing room infrastructure
  • Multi-specialty clinics: practical tabletop imaging workflows

Fuji Long-Length / Full-Spine Detectors: When Your Service Lines Demand More

If you support orthopedics, spine, trauma, or alignment-focused programs, long-length imaging can be a key workflow. We carry dedicated Fuji full-spine detector solutions for facilities that need long-view radiography capability.

Common use cases

  • Ortho and spine clinics: alignment-focused imaging and follow-up workflows
  • Trauma-capable hospitals: programs that want long-length imaging options available
  • Rehab and specialty centers: imaging that supports longitudinal patient care plans

How We Help You Choose the Right Fuji DR Upgrade

At Auxo Medical, we typically map your decision to how you actually run exams day to day:


Get a Fuji DR Retrofit Quote from Auxo Medical

If you want to upgrade to digital radiography without a full room rebuild, we’re ready to help you compare Fuji DR kit options and detector formats. At Auxo Medical, we’ll help you choose the right configuration for your exam mix, positioning workflow, and facility footprint—then support you through procurement and implementation.

  • Fuji FDR ES 17C Detector, Tethered, Veterinary

    The Fujifilm FDR ES 17C Veterinary Detector is a tethered, high-resolution digital X-ray detector designed to upgrade veterinary imaging rooms. Featuring a 17x17-inch CsI scintillator with ISS capture, it offers rapid image preview in under 2 seconds and a cycle…
  • Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only

    The Fujifilm FDR D-EVO III G80i 17x32” Full Spine Detector Panel is an ultra-lightweight, wireless long-length DR detector designed for versatile imaging in spine, trauma, and surgical applications. Weighing just 12 lbs, it offers a seamless 17x32-inch field of view…
  • Fuji FDR D-EVO GL 17×49 in Full Spine Length Detector With Rolling Stand

    The Fujifilm FDR D-EVO GL 17x49” Full Spine Length Detector with rolling stand is engineered to provide seamless, high-quality long-view radiography in a single exposure, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency and patient comfort. Its expansive 17x49-inch imaging area extends the traditional…
  • FDR D-EVO III G43 17 x 17” Detector Panel Only

    The Fujifilm FDR D-EVO III G43 17 x 17” Detector Panel is the industry’s lightest DR detector, utilizing innovative film-based TFT circuitry that makes it 40% lighter than the first-generation model, enhancing portability and handling. Featuring a patented Irradiated Side…
  • FDR D-EVO III G35 14 x 17” Detector Panel Only

    The Fujifilm FDR D-EVO III G35 14 x 17” Detector Panel is Fujifilm’s latest lightweight and highly durable digital radiography detector, featuring innovative film-based TFT circuitry that significantly reduces weight (by 40% compared to the first-generation model). Equipped with advanced…
  • Fuji ES 14C Detector with Battery, Tethered

    The Fujifilm FDR ES C35 Tethered Detector is a next-generation, high-performance DR retrofit solution designed for versatility and superior image quality. This lightweight, durable 14x17-inch detector weighs only 6.4 lbs, featuring a rugged carbon fiber casing with rounded edges for…
  • Fuji ES 24C Detector with Battery, Tethered

    The Fujifilm FDR ES C24 Tethered Detector is a next-generation DR retrofit device designed for high-quality, efficient imaging in clinical settings. Compact and lightweight at only 3.5 lbs, this 24x30 cm detector features a rugged carbon fiber casing with rounded…
  • Fuji FDR ES 17C Detector with Battery, Tethered

    The Fujifilm FDR ES C43 Tethered Detector is a next-generation DR retrofit solution engineered for exceptional image quality and operational efficiency. Compact and lightweight at just 8.2 lbs, it features a 17x17-inch carbon fiber casing with rounded edges for easy…
  • Fuji ES 17G Detector with Battery, Tethered

    The Fujifilm FDR ES G43 Tethered Detector is a next-generation DR retrofit solution designed to enhance existing X-ray systems with high-quality digital imaging. This lightweight and durable 17x17-inch detector, weighing just 8.2 lbs, features Fujifilm’s advanced ISS (Irradiated Side Sampling)…
  • Fuji ES 14G Detector with Battery, Tethered

    The Fujifilm FDR ES G35 Tethered Detector is a next-generation digital radiography (DR) solution designed for easy retrofit into existing X-ray systems. Compact, lightweight, and durable, it offers top-tier image quality with a 150-micron pixel pitch and a wide 16-bit…
Out Of Service Steris Steam Sterilizer

The Hidden Cost of Downtime: Why Proactive Medical Equipment Service is Non-Negotiable

In the high-stakes environment of a hospital or ambulatory surgery center (ASC), the reliability of medical equipment is not just a logistical concern—it is a cornerstone of patient safety. From the sterile processing department (SPD) to the operating room, every piece of technology must function with 100% certainty.

At Auxo Medical, we understand that when a sterilizer goes down or an anesthesia machine falters, the ripple effect is felt across the entire facility. Here is why a proactive approach to equipment maintenance is the most critical investment a healthcare facility can make.

1. Patient Safety and Clinical Outcomes

The primary goal of any healthcare provider is “Do No Harm.” This begins long before a patient enters the OR. Properly maintained sterilizers and washers ensure that instruments are free of pathogens, reducing the risk of Healthcare-Acquired Infections (HAIs). When maintenance is neglected, the risk of “wet packs” or incomplete sterilization cycles increases, potentially putting patient lives at risk.

2. Navigating the Regulatory Landscape

Compliance is a moving target. Whether it is meeting the rigorous standards of The Joint Commission, AAAHC, or local Department of Health regulations, documentation is key. Auxo Medical’s service protocols are designed to keep you “survey-ready.” By implementing a scheduled Preventative Maintenance (PM) program, facilities ensure that every piece of equipment is calibrated to OEM standards, with clear digital records to prove it.

3. Extending Equipment Life and Maximizing ROI

Medical equipment is a significant capital investment. Replacing a large-scale steam sterilizer or a suite of surgical tables prematurely can devastate a facility’s budget. Proactive maintenance—replacing worn gaskets, checking heating elements, and lubricating moving parts—extends the lifecycle of your assets. It transforms “emergency repair” costs into predictable, manageable operational expenses.

4. Avoiding the Chaos of Unscheduled Downtime

An “out of order” sign in the SPD doesn’t just delay one surgery; it can halt an entire day’s schedule. This leads to frustrated surgeons, anxious patients, and lost revenue. Partnering with a dedicated service provider like Auxo Medical means catching potential failures before they happen, ensuring your facility stays online and your staff stays focused on what matters most: patient care.

The Auxo Medical Advantage

At Auxo Medical, we don’t just fix machines; we support the continuum of care. Our team of highly trained technicians brings a wealth of expertise in both new and refurbished medical equipment, offering a level of versatility that is rare in the industry.

Whether you are looking to upgrade your sterilization suite or need a reliable partner for your annual PMs, Auxo Medical is committed to providing the technical excellence and rapid response times your facility demands. Contact us today!

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* Please note:  Auxo Medical does not provide services for personal equipment.

If you would like an estimate on a preventative maintenance plan, please upload your equipment list here.

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Exam Tables and Chairs Available at Auxo Medical

Medical Exam Tables and Chairs That Elevate Patient Comfort and Clinical Workflow

When you’re designing an exam room, procedure suite, imaging space, or recovery area, the table or chair you choose quietly determines how smooth your day runs. Patient access, provider ergonomics, room turnover, and even patient confidence all start with the right clinical surface.

At Auxo Medical, we offer a wide selection of medical exam tables and chairs built for comfort and functionality. Our catalog includes brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished options, and we carry trusted names like Midmark, Biodex, and Clinton Industries. Many of the exam tables and chairs we offer are designed with easy-to-maintain surfaces plus adjustable heights, backrests, and footrests—so your team can work efficiently while patients stay supported.

If you’re shopping for dependable medical exam furniture, below is a practical guide to choosing the right fit, along with a curated sampling of our exam tables, exam chairs, procedure chairs, ultrasound tables, and clinical recliners.


How to Choose the Right Medical Exam Table or Exam Chair

Different specialties need different positioning, access, and patient flow. As you compare options, focus on the factors that affect daily use—not just what looks good on paper.

  • Patient access and transfer: Barrier-free designs and transfer-friendly seating can reduce strain for patients and staff, especially in geriatrics, pediatrics, mobility-limited care, and high-volume clinics.
  • Positioning range: Power positioning and multi-angle support matter for OB/GYN, dermatology, ENT, pain management, and outpatient procedures where clinicians need consistent, repeatable patient positioning.
  • Workflow and storage: Built-in storage and accessible drawers help staff keep supplies within reach and reduce room exits during exams.
  • Imaging access: Ultrasound and vascular studies often require open access for the sonographer and patient-friendly support for longer exams.
  • Safety and stability: Support rails, armrests, and positioning accessories help patients feel secure and help clinicians work with confidence.
  • Comfort: Upholstery, cushioning, and posture support can improve the patient experience—especially in longer procedures or recovery settings.

Exam Tables Built for Everyday Primary Care, Specialty Care, and High-Flow Clinics

For family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, urgent care, and specialty clinics, the ideal exam table balances accessibility, comfort, and speed. Here are several strong options from our current exam tables and chairs category.

Midmark 623 Exam Table

If your clinic sees patients who struggle with traditional table access, the Midmark barrier-free approach is a smart direction. This kind of design supports more dignified patient entry and can be especially valuable in family practice, geriatrics, pediatrics, and community health clinics where mobility needs vary widely.

Midmark 626 Exam Table

The Midmark platform is built to support comfortable positioning and efficient care. In busy outpatient environments—like primary care, occupational health, and multi-provider clinics—features that support quick positioning and organized room setup can shave friction off every appointment.

Hausted 4200 Series Exam Table

When supply access matters as much as patient comfort, the Hausted exam table stands out with workflow-friendly design. Clinics that do frequent in-room prep—such as orthopedics, sports medicine, urgent care, and general specialty practices—benefit from exam furniture that keeps commonly used items close at hand.

UMF Power Exam Hi-Lo Table 5060

A power exam table with flexible positioning can be a great match for multipurpose rooms that rotate between standard exams and light procedures. This type of table is often a strong fit for primary care, women’s health visits that require more positioning flexibility, and outpatient specialty clinics that want power positioning without overcomplicating the room.


Procedure Chairs for OB/GYN, Urology, Dermatology, and Outpatient Treatment Rooms

Procedure chairs earn their keep when your providers need precise positioning, consistent patient support, and efficient access around the patient. They’re especially useful for women’s health, urology, dermatology, minor procedures, and practices that prioritize clinician ergonomics.

Midmark 230 Power Procedure Chair

Designed with OB/GYN positioning in mind, this procedure chair supports clinical workflows where stirrups, foot support, and patient positioning are central to the visit. It’s a natural match for women’s health clinics, OB/GYN practices, and procedure-focused specialty rooms where staff need reliable positioning that supports both comfort and access.

Midmark 641 Procedure Chair

Barrier-free procedure chairs can be a strong answer for practices that want easier patient access without giving up power positioning. This style of chair is often well-suited to multi-specialty clinics and specialty practices that see a wide range of patient mobility levels, while still needing robust procedural positioning.

Oakworks 3000 Series Procedure Chair

The Oakworks procedure chair category is widely used in environments that need controlled positioning and patient comfort for longer visits. This is a compelling option for dermatology, cosmetic practices, med spas, plastic surgery consult and treatment areas, and outpatient procedure rooms that want a professional experience and efficient clinician access.

Oakworks 3100 Series Procedure Chair

If your workflow demands consistent patient support for detailed procedures, a dedicated procedure chair can help create a smoother clinical routine. This type of chair is commonly valuable in aesthetic treatment rooms, dermatology, ENT, vein clinics, and outpatient specialty settings where positioning and access are constant priorities.


Ultrasound and Vascular Tables for Imaging Comfort and Sonographer Access

Ultrasound tables live in a world of small efficiencies: cable management, patient positioning support, sonographer access from different sides, and comfort during longer studies. Imaging centers and vascular clinics benefit from tables designed specifically for scanning workflows.

BIODEX Sound Pro 058-700 Ultrasound Table (Refurbished)

This ultrasound-focused table is built around access and exam flow—key priorities for sonographers and imaging teams. It’s a strong fit for hospital imaging departments, outpatient imaging centers, cardiology support spaces, and clinics that want a patient-friendly scanning setup that supports efficient technician movement.

Oakworks Ultrasound Vascular Table (83917)

For vascular ultrasound and imaging workflows, purpose-built tables can make patient positioning easier while giving clinicians and techs the access they need. Vascular labs, vein clinics, hospital imaging departments, and outpatient diagnostic centers often benefit from this kind of specialty table.

Oakworks Ultrasound Vascular Table (84791)

If your practice performs a steady volume of vascular studies, a dedicated vascular ultrasound table helps standardize the patient experience and support repeatable room setup. This is especially valuable in imaging centers and vascular-focused clinics where comfort and consistency reduce rework and repositioning time.


Clinical Chairs and Care Cliners for Recovery, Infusion, and Long-Term Care

Not every patient interaction happens on an exam table. Clinical chairs and care recliners are essential for observation, infusion, recovery, dialysis support areas, and long-term care—anywhere comfort, safety, and transfer-friendly design matter.

Stryker TruRize 3333 Clinical Chair

A powered clinical chair can support patient comfort while helping staff manage transitions like sitting, standing, and repositioning. This kind of chair is often used in hospitals, observation areas, step-down environments, and clinical settings where safe movement and staff efficiency are critical.

Winco 6570 Drop Arm XL Care Cliner

Drop-arm designs are especially helpful for lateral transfers and repositioning. In long-term care, extended care, and post-acute settings, chairs like this support daily comfort while making it easier for caregivers to assist patients safely.

Drop Arm Care Cliner (Nylon Casters)

For clinics and care environments that prioritize easier transfer, a drop-arm care cliner can be a practical, patient-friendly choice. This style is commonly helpful in extended care environments, long-term care facilities, and clinical settings where staff frequently assist with transfers.


Accessories That Help You Standardize Positioning and Improve Patient Stability

The right exam table or procedure chair gets even better when it’s paired with practical accessories. These add-ons can support safer positioning, improve patient confidence, and help clinicians deliver consistent care—especially in women’s health and procedure-heavy rooms.

Midmark Chair Adjustable Armrest

Adjustable arm support can improve patient comfort and stability during exams and procedures. This type of accessory is especially useful for clinics that want a more supportive patient setup during longer visits, vitals workflows, or detailed procedures.

Midmark Articulating Knee Crutch System

Knee crutch systems support patient leg positioning during exams where controlled lower-body support is important. This can be particularly valuable in OB/GYN-focused rooms and procedural environments where repeatable positioning helps the clinician work efficiently.

Midmark Standard Knee Crutch System

A standard knee crutch system is a straightforward way to add positioning support for appropriate exams and procedures. Practices that want dependable, consistent setup for routine women’s health workflows often benefit from this kind of add-on.

Midmark Exam Table Patient Support Rail – PAIR

Support rails help patients feel secure during entry, exit, and repositioning. They’re a strong fit for clinics serving older adults, patients with mobility limitations, and any environment where staff want an extra layer of stability support.

Midmark 641/646/647 Armrests (Pair)

Procedure-chair arm support can make positioning more comfortable and help patients feel steady during procedures. This can be especially useful in procedure rooms where patients may be anxious or need extra support to maintain posture.


Why Facilities Choose Auxo Medical for Exam Tables and Chairs

Buying exam room furniture is about more than checking a box—it’s about making sure your care team can work smoothly, patients feel comfortable, and your rooms stay functional for the long run.

  • Broad selection in one place: We offer exam tables, exam chairs, procedure chairs, ultrasound tables, clinical chairs, and care recliners so you can build consistent rooms across your facility.
  • Flexible equipment conditions: We carry brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished options to match different budgets and timelines.
  • Trusted, clinical-grade brands: Our category includes widely recognized manufacturers used across outpatient clinics, hospitals, imaging environments, and long-term care settings.

Explore our Exam Tables & Chairs category to compare options and request a quote on the models that fit your workflow.


Frequently Asked Questions About Exam Tables and Exam Chairs

What is a barrier-free exam table or barrier-free procedure chair?

A barrier-free design focuses on easier patient access—especially for patients who may have difficulty stepping up onto a traditional fixed-height table. This can improve patient comfort and reduce strain during transfers in many outpatient and specialty settings.

Which specialties benefit most from power procedure chairs?

Power procedure chairs are common in OB/GYN, urology, dermatology, ENT, vein clinics, and outpatient procedure rooms—anywhere patient positioning is frequent and clinician access needs to be consistent.

What should an ultrasound table prioritize?

For ultrasound and vascular imaging, prioritize patient comfort during longer studies and sonographer access around the table. The goal is smooth scanning workflow without constant repositioning or awkward clinician posture.

Are refurbished exam tables and chairs a good choice?

Refurbished equipment can be a practical way to access clinical-grade designs while managing costs—especially for growing clinics, expanding health systems, and facilities outfitting multiple rooms at once.


Ready to equip your exam rooms? We’re here to help you choose the right exam tables and chairs for your space, your specialty, and your patient population. Browse our Exam Tables & Chairs category to get started.

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Processing Sinks for Sterile Processing, Decontamination, and Lab Workflows

When your team is responsible for cleaning, rinsing, soaking, flushing, and staging critical devices, the right processing sink isn’t just “a sink”—it’s a workflow hub. At Auxo Medical, we help facilities build efficient, repeatable decontamination and reprocessing routines with purpose-built single-, double-, and triple-basin processing sinks designed for demanding environments.

On this page, we’re highlighting a sample of the processing sinks we offer—with practical guidance on who they’re best for, which industries benefit most, and what to look for when selecting a configuration.


What Is a Processing Sink (and Why Does Configuration Matter)?

A processing sink is designed for structured cleaning and decontamination tasks where space, accessories, and basin layout directly impact throughput and safety. In many facilities, sink selection affects:

  • Throughput: More basin capacity and smarter left-to-right flow can reduce bottlenecks.
  • Consistency: Dedicated rinse/soak/wash basins help standardize steps across shifts.
  • Ergonomics: Fixed vs. adjustable-height designs can reduce strain during long reprocessing days.
  • Device compatibility: Accessories like DI faucets, air/water guns, flushing systems, and sonic basins support different device types and cleaning methods.

Key Features to Look for in Medical & Lab Processing Sinks

1) Basin Count: Single vs. Double vs. Triple

  • Single-basin sinks are a strong fit for tighter rooms, lower volume, or dedicated tasks (pre-clean, rinse, utility wash).
  • Double-basin sinks support step separation (wash + rinse) without the footprint of a triple.
  • Triple-basin sinks are ideal for high-volume workflows that benefit from defined stations (soak, wash, rinse) and directional flow.

2) Adjustable Height (Ergonomics + Team Fit)

If multiple technicians share a sink station, adjustable height can help reduce fatigue and awkward posture—especially when handling heavy trays or repetitive flushing tasks.

3) Water Quality Options (DI Faucets)

Many processing sink packages include a DI (deionized) faucet option—useful when your workflow calls for higher purity water for final rinse steps or sensitive applications.

4) Sonic (Ultrasonic-Style) Cleaning Basin

If you want mechanical cleaning action at the sink station, a sonic basin can be a strong add for thorough cleaning support—especially in demanding decontamination environments.

5) Workflow Details That Make a Big Difference

  • Backsplashes + marine edges to control splashing and spills
  • Under-shelves to keep tools and supplies close
  • Air/water guns + pre-rinse sprayers for flushing, rinsing, and detail work
  • Etched gallon markings for consistent fill/chemistry routines

Featured Processing Sinks We Offer (Sample Lineup)

Below is a sample of the processing sinks available in our catalog, with common use cases and the kinds of facilities that typically benefit most.

Processing Sink, Single Basin 24” W x 20”L x 10”D, 30D x 36W x 37H

Best for: Compact decontamination stations that still need “full-feature” accessories and device-focused workflow support.

  • Why teams choose it: A single-basin footprint with a surprisingly complete accessory package—great when you need capability but don’t have room for a multi-basin system.
  • Notable capabilities: Includes common processing accessories such as DI faucet, air/water guns, a pegboard for organization, and features designed to support structured soak/clean cycles. It also includes a flushing system suitable for devices like flexible endoscopes, robotics, and cannulated devices (as configured).

Industries & use cases: Sterile processing departments (SPD), ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), GI/endoscopy clinics, dental specialty clinics, veterinary surgical centers, and medical device processing areas.

36″ Long Single Basin Processing Sink, no DI

Best for: A versatile single-basin workhorse when DI water isn’t required.

  • Why teams choose it: Practical size for smaller reprocessing rooms, secondary sink stations, or dedicated “pre-clean / rinse” zones.
  • Workflow advantage: Keeps tools close with an included lower shelf and supports common rinse/flush actions with typical sink accessories (like pre-rinse and guns, as configured).

Industries & use cases: Clinics, outpatient centers, research labs, and industrial/commercial processing areas that need a durable cleaning sink station with a straightforward layout.

72″ Long Single Basin Stainless Processing Sink with Accessories – No DI

Best for: High-demand environments that want a larger single basin with included accessories, but without DI.

  • Why teams choose it: More working room for larger items, trays, or higher-volume single-station workflows.
  • Operational flexibility: Supports both left-to-right and right-to-left workflow setups depending on room layout and team preference (as configured).

Industries & use cases: Hospital departments, ASCs, veterinary hospitals, and industrial processing areas needing a longer, more spacious sink station for routine cleaning and prep work.

30″ D x 58″ W x 37″ H Double Basin Processing Pipe Model Fixed Height Sink – No Working Countertop Space

Best for: Facilities that want a double-basin workflow but need to keep the footprint tight.

  • Why teams choose it: Two basins enable step separation (wash/rinse or soak/rinse) without expanding into extra countertop real estate.
  • Good fit when: You want process capability at the sink, but the room layout doesn’t allow wide side work areas.

Industries & use cases: Sterile processing sink rooms, endoscopy reprocessing support spaces, outpatient centers, and busy clinics needing double-basin separation in a compact layout.

Double Basin Processing Pipe Model Adjustable Sink with Sonic Basin

Best for: Teams that want both ergonomic adjustability and a sonic basin integrated into a dual-basin layout.

  • Why teams choose it: Combines adjustable-height benefits with mechanical cleaning support at the sink station (sonic basin on the left basin, as configured).
  • Ideal scenario: You’re processing devices that benefit from more intensive cleaning action while also prioritizing technician comfort during long shifts.

Industries & use cases: Hospital SPDs, GI/endoscopy centers, high-volume outpatient facilities, and specialty clinics that want a more advanced sink-based cleaning setup.

30″D x 102″ W x 35″-42″ H Double Basin Processing Pipe Model Adjustable Sink

Best for: A high-capacity double-basin workflow with adjustable height for multi-user teams.

  • Why teams choose it: Supports ergonomic height changes and a robust accessory setup (commonly including faucet and gun options, as configured) while keeping the workflow to two primary basins.
  • Great for: Facilities that want more capacity than a compact double-basin, but don’t need a full triple-basin line.

Industries & use cases: Hospitals, surgery centers, sterile processing departments, and lab environments prioritizing ergonomics and repeatable sink-side processing steps.

30 D x 102 W x 37 H Triple Basin Processing Pipe Model Sink

Best for: Triple-basin throughput in a fixed-height configuration—ideal for consistent, repeatable station-based work.

  • Why teams choose it: Three basins support clear step separation and a natural left-to-right workflow.
  • Operational advantage: Strong fit for busy environments where multiple steps happen back-to-back and you want each step to “live” in its own basin.

Industries & use cases: Sterile processing, decontamination rooms, central service, and industrial/lab processing workflows that benefit from a dedicated triple-basin station.

30″ D x 86″ W x 37″ H Triple Basin Processing Pipe Model Fixed Height Sink

Best for: Facilities that want triple-basin functionality but need a shorter overall width than larger triple-basin builds.

  • Why teams choose it: Keeps the benefits of a triple-basin sink (step separation, directional processing) while fitting into more constrained rooms.
  • Common setup: Often selected when layout is tight but volume is still high enough to justify three basins.

Industries & use cases: Smaller sterile processing rooms, ASCs, specialty clinics, and departmental decontamination spaces that still need triple-basin workflow structure.

30″ D x 120″ W x 37″ H Triple Basin Processing Pipe Model Sink

Best for: Full-size, fixed-height triple-basin processing capacity.

  • Why teams choose it: Provides a large-format, dedicated sink workstation designed for steady processing flow and repeatable steps.
  • Strong fit when: Your department’s volume and device mix demand a consistent multi-step sink workflow and room size allows a longer sink line.

Industries & use cases: Hospital SPD departments, central service, and high-volume processing areas that need maximum sink-side capacity.

30″ D x 120″ W x 37″ H Triple Basin Processing Pipe Model Sink Adjustable

Best for: High-volume triple-basin workflows where ergonomics and multi-user comfort matter.

  • Why teams choose it: Adds adjustable-height capability (within the listed range) to a full-size triple-basin station—helpful for reducing strain and accommodating different technicians.
  • Ideal for: Busy departments where the sink station is in near-constant use and ergonomic flexibility improves daily operations.

Industries & use cases: Hospital sterile processing departments, large surgery centers, endoscopy processing support areas, and high-throughput decontamination environments.

Triple Basin Decontamination Sink with Sonic Basin

Best for: A triple-basin workstation that integrates a sonic basin for enhanced sink-based cleaning support.

  • Why teams choose it: Great option when you want multi-basin workflow separation and added cleaning action at one of the stations (sonic basin included as part of the unit’s basin layout).
  • Operational advantage: Helps consolidate steps and tools at one sink line—useful when you’re trying to keep work contained and organized.

Industries & use cases: Hospital decontamination areas, SPDs, endoscopy reprocessing support spaces, and specialty departments that want a more advanced sink-side cleaning configuration.

Stationary Pipe Base 26″ D x 120″ W x 37″ H, Triple Basin Decontamination Sink w/ Eye Wash Station

Best for: High-capacity decontamination with built-in eyewash support at the sink line.

  • Why teams choose it: Supports strong left-to-right processing flow while adding an eyewash station to the overall sink configuration—useful in environments where splash risk and immediate response capability are important.
  • Good fit when: Your sink station is a true decontamination “work zone,” and safety features are a priority.

Industries & use cases: Hospital SPDs, decontamination rooms, research environments, and any processing area where safety-driven sink design is a must.

30″ D x 84″ W x 37″ H Triple Basin Processing Pipe Model Adjustable Sink

Best for: Triple-basin workflow plus adjustable height—at a shorter width than 120″ sink lines.

  • Why teams choose it: Balances footprint and capacity, while adding ergonomic flexibility for daily sink-side tasks.
  • Ideal scenario: Your room can’t fit a full-length triple-basin line, but your workflow still benefits from three basins and height adjustment.

Industries & use cases: ASCs, smaller hospital departments, and specialty clinics that want triple-basin structure with adjustable-height comfort.

Triple Basin Decontamination Sink

Best for: Straightforward, station-based decontamination with three basins and a clear workflow direction.

  • Why teams choose it: A practical triple-basin setup that supports repeatable step separation without overcomplicating the station.
  • Great for: Facilities implementing or tightening a left-to-right decontamination routine.

Industries & use cases: Central sterile, clinic decontamination rooms, and processing areas that benefit from multi-basin step separation.

Dual Bay Processing Pipe Model Sink

Best for: Dual-bay decontamination with adjustable-height capability and a comprehensive accessory list.

  • Why teams choose it: Designed to be adjustable for user accommodation and configured with common sink-side processing accessories (such as pre-rinse, gooseneck faucet, DI faucet, and air/water guns, as listed).
  • Workflow flexibility: Supports different directional workflow setups depending on how your room is organized (as configured).

Industries & use cases: SPDs, endoscopy support areas, outpatient centers, and facilities that want a flexible dual-bay station without moving to a triple-basin footprint.


How to Choose the Right Processing Sink for Your Facility

If you’re space-constrained

Start with a strong single-basin or compact double-basin station—then prioritize accessories (pre-rinse, air/water guns, backsplash, under-shelf) to keep the station efficient even in tight rooms.

If your volume is high (or steps are getting mixed together)

Move toward triple-basin layouts to separate tasks. It’s often the simplest way to reduce confusion and improve flow—especially when more than one technician is working in the same area.

If multiple technicians share the same sink station

Consider adjustable-height options. The goal is to keep the station comfortable across different heights and reduce fatigue during repetitive handling and rinsing.

If you want more cleaning action at the sink

Look at sink configurations that include a sonic basin. This can be a smart way to add more intensive cleaning support at the point of use in decontamination workflows.


Why Facilities Source Processing Sinks from Auxo Medical

  • We offer a broad mix of configurations: single, double, and triple basin processing sinks, including fixed-height and adjustable-height options.
  • We support real-world workflows: many of our sinks are configured with the practical accessories teams rely on every day—like pre-rinse sprayers, air/water guns, DI faucets, shelves, and backsplash protection.
  • We make it easy to take the next step: every product page includes a straightforward way to request a quote so you can match the sink to your workflow, volume, and room constraints.

Request a Quote for a Processing Sink

If you’re upgrading a sterile processing room, outfitting a decontamination area, or building a more standardized lab cleaning workflow, we’re here to help you choose the right processing sink configuration. Explore our full category here: Processing Sinks.

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