C-Arm Rental in Texas: Mini and Full-Size Systems Statewide

C-arm rental in Texas lets hospitals, surgery centers, pain clinics, orthopedic and podiatry practices and imaging groups add fluoroscopy without buying a system. Mr. Biomed Tech Services rents mini and full-size C-arms across Texas from our Garland headquarters, with same-day delivery for in-stock systems across Dallas–Fort Worth and scheduled delivery elsewhere. We also sell new and refurbished C-arms and offer other medical equipment rentals. For repairs and sales by city, see C-arm machines in Texas.

Why Texas Facilities Rent C-Arms

Mini or Full-Size? Image Intensifier or Flat Detector?

• Mini C-arm: extremities, hand, foot and ankle work; compact and easy to move.
• Full-size C-arm: hips, spine, pelvis, trauma and vascular cases.
• Image intensifier: lower cost, round field.
• Flat detector: square, uniform image; often preferred for spine and vascular work.

Delivery Across Texas

Before the Rental Arrives

1. List the procedures and the dates you need the C-arm.
2. Confirm room size, door widths, table type and power.
3. Plan Texas DSHS registration for the unit; see the DSHS X-ray FAQ.
4. Make sure staff have lead aprons, thyroid shields and dosimeters; the FDA's fluoroscopy page explains dose awareness.
5. Have PACS details ready if images must go to your archive.

What Every C-Arm Rental Includes

• Inspection, electrical safety testing and image checks before delivery, the same way as our medical equipment inspection service.
• Delivery, setup and a staff walk-through.
• Repair or replacement if the system has a problem during the rental.
• Pickup, extension or a purchase quote at the end.

Short backups while your own system is repaired are handled through our short-term hospital equipment rental service.

Rent or Buy?

If you use a rented C-arm for more than about half the year, a refurbished system with a 90-day warranty may cost less. If use is occasional or uncertain, renting keeps capital free. We can quote both so you can compare.

How a typical Texas C-arm rental runs: a facility calls with the procedures, dates and location. We recommend a system and confirm availability, then agree a delivery date: the same day for in-stock systems across Dallas–Fort Worth, or a scheduled date elsewhere in Texas. On delivery day an engineer sets the system up in the procedure room, checks images, connects to PACS if needed and walks staff through the controls, footswitch, collimation and daily checks. During the rental, the facility runs a short check each morning and calls us if anything looks wrong; we troubleshoot by phone first and repair or swap the system if needed. At the end, the facility either returns the C-arm, extends the rental or asks for a purchase quote based on how much it was really used.

Planning tip: for case blocks outside Dallas–Fort Worth, book a week or more ahead so delivery, setup and staff training can be scheduled before the first case.

C-Arm Rental in Texas: FAQs

How quickly can you deliver a C-arm outside Dallas–Fort Worth?

We confirm the delivery date when you book; outside DFW, setup visits are scheduled in advance.

Do you rent mini C-arms for podiatry and hand surgery?

Yes, depending on availability.

Can we extend a rental?

Yes. Call before the end date.

Who handles DSHS registration for a rented C-arm?

The facility is the registrant; we provide equipment details and service records for your file.

For C-arm rental anywhere in Texas, call (469) 767-8853 or request a quote.