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Anesthesia Monitors: Quality Equipment for Every Healthcare Facility from Auxo Medical

May 18, 2026
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Accurate and reliable patient monitoring during anesthesia is one of the most critical components of surgical safety. At Auxo Medical, we offer a wide selection of anesthesia monitors designed to meet the diverse needs of hospitals, clinics, and ambulatory surgery centers. Whether you’re upgrading your existing equipment or outfitting a new facility, our comprehensive catalog of new and refurbished anesthesia monitors delivers the performance and reliability your team depends on.

Why Anesthesia Monitors Are Essential

Anesthesia monitors are specifically designed for use during anesthesia administration. They track vital parameters such as blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen levels, and carbon dioxide levels to ensure the patient’s safety and well-being while under anesthesia. These monitors enable anesthesiologists to fine-tune dosage, manage potential complications, and make immediate adjustments to maintain patient stability throughout every procedure.

Investing in top-brand monitors from a trusted supplier offers numerous benefits, including accuracy, reliability, advanced features, and excellent customer support — all of which we deliver at Auxo Medical.

A Sample of our Our Anesthesia Monitor Product Lineup

Below is a sample our current selection of anesthesia monitors. Each product has been carefully chosen to provide healthcare professionals with the tools they need for safe, effective anesthesia delivery.

Mindray DPM 7 – ECG, Nellcor SpO₂, NiBP, IBP, Arrhythmia & ST Analysis

The Mindray DPM 7 is a comprehensive patient monitoring system featuring advanced capabilities including ECG, Nellcor SpO₂, NiBP, IBP, and Arrhythmia & ST Analysis. This versatile monitor is ideal for both anesthesia and general patient monitoring environments, giving clinicians real-time access to the data they need. Priced competitively at $3,456.00, the DPM 7 is one of our most popular units for surgery centers looking for a dependable, full-featured solution.

GE CARESCAPE B850 Patient Monitor

The GE CARESCAPE B850 is a premium-tier monitoring platform from one of the most recognized names in medical technology. Designed for high-acuity environments, the B850 delivers exceptional clinical insight with a large, customizable display and seamless integration with hospital information systems. It is an excellent choice for facilities that demand the highest level of monitoring capability during complex surgical and anesthesia procedures.

GE Carescape E-MiniC – CO₂ Module

The GE Carescape E-MiniC CO₂ Module is a specialized capnography module that provides accurate, real-time carbon dioxide monitoring. Capnography is a critical parameter during anesthesia, and this compact module integrates smoothly with compatible GE monitoring platforms. It’s an essential add-on for any facility looking to enhance its respiratory gas monitoring capabilities.

New and Refurbished Options to Fit Every Budget

We understand that healthcare facilities operate under a wide range of budgetary constraints. That’s why we offer both new and refurbished anesthesia monitors across our product line. Every refurbished unit undergoes rigorous inspection, testing, and reconditioning to ensure it meets our strict quality standards before it reaches your facility. This allows you to access top-tier monitoring technology at a price point that works for your organization.

You can browse our full selection of new anesthesia monitors specifically by visiting our new anesthesia monitors collection.

What to Look for When Choosing an Anesthesia Monitor

Selecting the right anesthesia monitor depends on the specific needs of your facility and clinical workflow. Here are key factors to consider:

  • Parameter coverage — Ensure the monitor tracks all the vital signs your anesthesiologists require, including ECG, SpO₂, NiBP, IBP, CO₂, and temperature.
  • Display quality and customization — A clear, configurable display helps clinicians quickly identify trends and respond to changes in patient status.
  • Integration and compatibility — Look for monitors that integrate with your existing anesthesia machines, electronic health records, and hospital networks.
  • Portability and form factor — Depending on your facility layout, a compact or modular monitor may offer greater flexibility.
  • Manufacturer reputation and support — Brands like GE Healthcare and Mindray are trusted globally for their commitment to quality and innovation.

Pair Your Monitors with the Right Anesthesia Equipment

Anesthesia monitors work best as part of a complete, well-integrated anesthesia delivery system. At Auxo Medical, we also supply anesthesia machines, anesthesia and equipment booms, ventilators, and a full range of complementary biomedical equipment. Pairing your monitors with equipment from our catalog — such as the Dräger Fabius GS Premium anesthesia workstation or the Mediboom Pendant System Tandem Mounted Fixture — ensures seamless compatibility and streamlined workflows in your operating rooms.

Why Choose Auxo Medical for Your Anesthesia Monitors

As a trusted provider of biomedical equipment solutions, we are committed to helping healthcare facilities access the monitoring technology they need at competitive prices. Here’s what sets us apart:

  • Wide selection of new and refurbished monitors from leading manufacturers
  • Competitive pricing designed to maximize value for hospitals, ASCs, and clinics
  • Expert support to help you choose the right equipment for your clinical environment
  • Comprehensive catalog spanning anesthesia, surgical, sterile processing, and laboratory equipment

Get a Customized Quote Today

Ready to upgrade your anesthesia monitoring capabilities? Browse our full anesthesia monitors catalog online, or contact us directly for a customized quote tailored to your facility’s needs.

Call us at (888) 728-8448 or explore our complete medical equipment catalog to see everything we have to offer.

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Need a Steam Generator? Why Work With Auxo Medical

July 11, 2022
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A steam generator plays a key role in the effectiveness and safety of medical procedures. It can eliminate microbial contamination on reusable hospital devices, surgical tools, and other objects. With Auxo Medical, you can find high-quality new or pre-owned steam generators suitable for any situation.

We provide our customers with the best value for their money. Here are the reasons why you should work with Auxo Medical:

We Offer Varieties Of Steam Generators

At Auxo Medical, we provide varieties of steam generators that are high quality and fit in any location. We offer various options that meet the needs of your application. Our main focus is to make sure your facility keeps running. The steam generators we have offered include:

54KW, 208V Steam Generator

A Mini Electric Steam Generator (Boiler) is electrically powered and produces no noise or pollution during operation. The product uses a cabinet design style, has an exquisite appearance, and has a small interior structure. It is a perfect choice for those looking to save space.

All Stainless 80KW, 480V Steam Generator

The base frame and hood are of stainless steel and have an integrated switch box. It has a multi-system that combines several steam generators as the modular system comes with a variety of individual components, you have a multi-system that generates more steam.

Pacific Steam 30kw 480V Steam Generator

Pacific Steam Equipment’s operations and the manufacturing process are subject to inspection by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Authorized Examiners. This makes sure that Pacific Steam Equipment’s boilers are safe and reliable.

Chromalox Steris Powerpack CH10 102kW Vertical Steam Generator

This generator is a reliable heat source that produces low or high-pressure steam or heat water for various purposes. The generator is used for industrial and commercial operations. During the factory qualification process, each unit undergoes comprehensive testing and is pre-validated according to the client’s requirements.

We Have Reliable and High-Quality Products

Auxo Medical is a leading supplier of premium steam generators and accessories for the healthcare industry. We are committed to excellence and providing complete after-sales support with our trained customer service representatives.

At Auxo Medical, we’re dedicated to providing you and your patients with the highest medical care. We provide many services and products, including our effective steam generator. Our product is reliable and efficient, allowing your entire facility to operate at peak performance with minimal downtime.

With our generators, your facility will continue operating for many years. Since they are highly efficient and reliable, they offer many operational advantages to your medical facility. Our product makes sure that you and your patients are covered, in case of emergency situations.

Get Started Today

Are you looking for a steam generator? Auxo Medical delivers top-quality products and medical equipment repair. Our processes are driven by a shared mission of exceeding our customer’s expectations for medical equipment. Our staff has built the confidence of our customers by providing superior products and services. Get in touch with Auxo Medical today for affordable and high-quality steam generators.

Surgical Table

What Sets Our Surgical Tables Apart?

July 11, 2022
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Surgical tables are some of the longest-serving pieces of equipment hospitals can purchase. These tools are the centerpiece of operation rooms, so they should be designed correctly for the job that needs to be done. A good surgical table should be adaptable and functional, but there are also tables designed for certain procedures. At Auxo Medical, we provide a wide selection of surgical tables based on the demands of your specific practice.

Here are some of the key features that set our surgical tables apart:

What Sets Our Surgical Tables Apart

High Quality

One of the best things about our surgical tables is that they are made of the highest quality materials. We integrate brands such as Maquet, renowned for their surgical table technology. It is believed that of the approximate 700,000 surgeries performed every day globally, one-third of the operations happen on Maquet tables.

Easy to Use

Besides being high quality, our tables are quite easy to use. They are not only the center of operation room workflow but they are also effortlessly functional. The controls are specially designed to be easily maneuvered. The headrests, arm boards, and other attachments also attach and detach.

Comfortable

It is almost impossible to imagine surgical tables as luxury furniture, but comfort can affect the procedure at hand. Doctors and medical staff should choose surgical tables that are comfortable, safe, and effective at managing pressure points. Our tables are also designed to remain comfortable no matter what adaptations are required by a given procedure.

Our Table Designs

Auxo Medical’s tables are unique because they come in a variety of tailor-made designs. You can purchase a table that was made specifically for your specialized surgery. Each of the following tables was designed with convenience and practicality in mind:

Otology

Otologists tend to prefer tables that tilt or “airplane” on a lengthwise axis, which our tables can do. There are also tables specially designed for multi-specialty centers and orthopedic tables that require significantly more articulation and positioning, and radiolucence for intraoperative fluoroscopic imaging.

Cystoscopy and Urology

Surgical tables for cystoscopy and urology are designed to provide surgeons with an easy-to-operate table for delicate procedures. The tables provide precise control over different movements and reduce the time spent in surgery.

These tables’ design also helps cut down the risk of errors. They incorporate specific positioning functionality and precision foot controls to allow easier access to the area of treatment. The tables are also perfect for seed implantation and maximizing access to the C-arm when performing imaging procedures.

Orthopedic

Bone mass decreases as people age, leading to orthopedic ailments such as osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, dislocations, and fractures.

Orthopedic tables are designed to provide patients with greater comfort when undergoing procedures such as knee or hip replacement, myelograms, and osteosynthesis. They are also designed with integrated traction bars to treat traumatology extension.

Neurology

Neurology procedures require the highest form of precision. Our neurology tables are designed with a wide range of features to offer the best possible patient access. Their exceptional positioning allows doctors to perform surgical procedures with ease. Another incredible feature of neurology tables is that they give doctors precise control over their patients’ movements.

Imaging

Although almost all surgical tables can provide doctors with a certain level of imaging support, the most advanced medical imaging procedures require a specialized imaging table. It allows doctors to perform imaging procedures that require longitudinal/lateral float and Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg.

These tables also allow for specialized 3D imaging and fluoroscopy procedures, including vascular and catheter tray extension such as lateral tilt and cardiovascular procedures.

General Surgery

General surgery tables are perhaps the most used tables in the operation room. For this reason, our tables are not only of the highest quality but also integrate a wide range of features required to guarantee successful surgical procedures. They are designed with angle adjustment capabilities to help doctors easily reach surgical areas.

Installation Support

Surgical tables perform in their top-notch condition when they are properly installed. At Auxo Medical, we provide full-service installation support so that you don’t have to worry about movement errors while performing surgical operations. If you don’t want to hire an installation consultant, our new equipment also comes with onboarding materials that guide you through proper installation.

Ordering Surgical Tables

Surgical tables should be precise and of the highest quality, like all medical procedures and equipment. Whether you are looking for orthopedic or otologist tables, your ideal table should be capable of providing you with all the features you need to conduct a successful surgery.

Contact us at Auxo Medical for medical equipment solutions or repair services. We will work with you to narrow down the functional demands of your practice and which model would work best for you. We’re also happy to provide you with training courses on how to use each feature of our equipment.

Inside Look: The Role of a Biomedical Technician  

April 25, 2022
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What does a Biomedical Technician (BMT) do? 

It cannot be overstated just how critical the role is of a BMT. Professionals in this line of work are responsible for servicing, maintaining, and repairing medical equipment, machines and devices that touch the lives of patients all over the planet.  

Their responsibility ranges from handling preventative measures such as cleaning, as well as calibrating various functions of the equipment. 

A BMT is acutely knowledgeable of machines throughout hospitals and healthcare facilities that they can confidently disassemble, make repairs to, and then reassemble equipment. In order to maintain this level of expertise and ensure optimal levels of safety are in place for both staff and patients, the BMT must stay current in modern technologies within the medical field. 

Certainly there will be times of stress, when perhaps a machine needs immediate tending to, so it’s important for the technician to remain calm under pressure. 

Some examples of equipment that a BMT might work with are defibrillators, monitors, x-ray machines, and other speciality machines you’d find in dental or optometry offices. 

In addition to technicians using their hands, they will also be adept at working with electric tools, computer software, and smoldering irons in order to service advanced medical equipment.  

Where are BMTs employed? 

BMTs typically work inside hospitals, healthcare facilities, and other specialty medical practices. Due to the nature of many healthcare businesses being open seven days a week, sometimes even overnight, there are BMTs who will be required to stay “on-call” for emergency situations, i.e. when repairs are promptly needed.  

Being responsible for repairing equipment within the medical community means that a BMT could come into direct or indirect contact with patients, which opens up the doors for exposure to illness or disease. Of course safety measures are taken seriously to protect technicians in these situations. 

There are instances when repairs are not urgent or life-threatening such as fine-tuning a wheelchair, however some more complex equipment may require regular assessments and maintenance in an effort to avoid major issues. 

Are there any educational or certification requirements? 

As a general rule, earning an associate’s degree in either biomedical technology or biomedical engineering is appropriate. In some cases, when working with speciality equipment, a bachelor’s degree could be necessary; that degree could also enable more opportunities for advancement. 

Additionally, BMTs may be asked to take certification exams, but at this time, technicians are not legally required to to be certified. Some BMTs will focus on an area of speciality, while others have training to service a vast amount of machines within the medical industry. 

It is feasible to be hired for a BMT job that only requires on-the-job training, but those roles will likely consist of straightforward, simple repair jobs.  

Also, due to the nature of ongoing advancement within the medical space, continuing education is a significant aspect to the job. Biomedical technicians must stay informed and on top of industry changes. Having a team of qualified BMTs is pivotal in order to keep up with the ever-evolving healthcare industry. 

From time to time, Auxo Medical hires BMTs — be sure to check out our job postings page for more information. 

Melatonin Supplements: Friend or Foe?

March 1, 2022
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A research letter, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), reports that Americans are heavily relying on melatonin supplements to help them sleep. 

What is Melatonin? 

Our bodies naturally produce a hormone, melatonin. It is made by the pineal gland in our brains, but is also found in other areas including our eyes and gastrointestinal tract. 

It is commonly referred to as the sleep hormone since it’s associated with helping people fall asleep faster. Yet, it’s important to understand that the hormone is not going to nudge you into a coma-like state. Melatonin’s role is to simply prompt your body that it’s time to unwind and fall asleep by governing your circadian rhythm. 

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Internet of Medical Things (IoT): The Vast Impact Inside & Outside of Hospital Walls

September 10, 2018
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A patient’s heart monitor sends an alert to a physician that her arrhythmia is back.

A senior forgets to take their prescribed medication on time, and a devices helps remind them to take it and also documents what time they took it.

 A man’s implanted device monitors blood glucose symptoms and delivers a corrective insulin stimulus, alerting the physician simultaneously.

All of these examples are the epitome of the “Internet of Medical Things” (IoMT). The Internet of Medical Things refers to an ecosystem of medical devices and applications that collect data that is then provided to healthcare IT systems through online computer networks. Wi-Fi enabled devices are a catalyst for machines to communicate and link to cloud platforms for data storage. The “Internet of Things” (IoT) has influenced several industries, and the healthcare field is no exception. The medical industry across the board has gradually started to enter the integrated world of IoT.

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Outpatient is the Future of Total Joint Replacement

July 18, 2018
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Ambulatory Surgery Centers are Paving the Way

Outpatient is the Future of Total Joint Replacement

 

Elective outpatient hip and knee replacements increased by 47 percent from 2012 to 2015, according to a study by Sg2. This insight is an early indicator that total joint replacements (TJR) are becoming more common in the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) setting as a higher number of surgeons become experts on minimally invasive technology and pain management techniques for outpatient procedures.

Total joint surgeries moving toward outpatient can also be attributed to:

  • The transition to value-based care since ASCs are a high quality, low cost option
  • Insurance companies are more willing to cover outpatient TJRs
  • Studies show that patients who fit a particular criteria can achieve desired results in the outpatient setting

In this month’s newsletter, we’re peeling back the TJR outpatient trends, cost analysis, and how ASCs are taking a driver’s seat in the total joint arena.

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ASCs Bring Extra Value in Value-Based Care

July 6, 2018
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Value-Based Care

Value-based healthcare is a delivery model in which providers are compensated based on patient health outcomes. Under value-based care agreements, providers (including hospitals and physicians) are recognized for helping patients improve their health, reduce the ramifications and incidence of chronic disease, and live a healthier lifestyle in an evidence-based process.

Value-based care is different from a traditional fee-for-service (FFS) approach. FFS providers are paid based on the amount of healthcare services they deliver. The “value” in value-based healthcare is derived from measuring health outcomes against the cost of delivering the outcomes.

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#AskAuxo: Medical Equipment Maintenance Q&A

June 28, 2018
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All month long, we have been focused on the importance of medical equipment maintenance. For this #ASKAuxo blog post, we wanted to dig a little bit deeper. We asked an expert about the fundamentals of proactively keeping equipment fully functional and reliable.

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4 Reasons You Should Make Preventative Maintenance of Medical Equipment a Top Priority

June 20, 2018
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untitled-design-80Preventive maintenance programs are designed to ensure equipment is in quality working order to maintain reliable operation, protect patients, minimize the risk of injury to patients, and avoid pricey, unscheduled repairs.

Maintenance. The word itself can often times come with a negative connotation due to the term “High Maintenance.” But when it comes to medical equipment maintenance, the key here is PREVENTative. In this issue’s Auxo Medical newsletter, we’ll peel back why the importance of preventative maintenance cannot be overemphasized.

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