Do you need an x-ray room that's not just functional but meets all of the compliance requirements? You're in luck! This article will walk you through how to create a workable and compliant x-ray room for your practice.
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Jennifer Hutchison
My goal is to provide my customers with the best equipment possible, at the best price possible, in order to see their business grow and thrive. I currently work hand in hand with doctors of Chiropractic all over the nation to put together custom equipment packages that meet their special needs. Each doctor has their own speciality technique, and by working directly with many of the groups such as NUCCA, Gonstead, CBP, Everest, Blair, KCUCS, and many other groups, I have built the knowledge and expertise to create custom x-ray equipment packages for their specific needs. Seeing my customers using the equipment I sold them in order to heal and help people all over the nation is the true happiness I get from my career. - 9 Years experience in medical device and equipment sales -12 Years experience in Medical Imaging Field - Sales expert for x-ray and digital x-ray equipment nationwide - Work with over 25 different manufacturers and vendors - Strong accounting, finance, and account management background - Upper Cervical X-Ray Sales Specialist
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Over the years, digital x-ray technology has evolved to be one of the most popular ways for doctors and chiropractors to take x-rays. Technological advancements in the x-ray industry mean patients are exposed to less radiation as a part of their exam process, and allows for instant storage and access of their digital health records.
Digital x-rays have become an excellent option for many practicing chiropractors in the United States, as they are able to:
It was in 1910 when BJ Palmer, the founder of modern chiropractic medicine introduced radiography. His idea was that this new technology would aid in the discovery and visualization of subluxation. X-ray have since become a valuable tool for chiropractors by helping identify a range of different sources of pains, functional impairments and muscle weaknesses in patients which can be alleviated with chiropractic realignment of the spine.
When it comes to x-ray rooms, there are two main options: installing a new room or retrofitting an existing one. The decision of which route to take can be difficult, as there are pros and cons to both approaches.
There is some debate in the chiropractic world about buying new vs. used digital x-ray machines. Some professionals believe that buying a new x-ray machine is the best option because it will come with a warranty and all of the latest features. Others argue that buying a used x-ray machine is just as good, if not better, because it is usually cheaper and can still get the job done.
Purchasing a digital x-ray system can feel overwhelming at times with so many different options and configurations available. It can be hard to sift through the choices to find which system is best for your facility. It is essential to ask the right questions in order to find the digital x-ray system that best meets your needs.
Electrical requirements for a digital x-ray system in a chiropractic clinic are very important to consider before installation. All x-ray systems require dedicated power, which means that the power coming into the clinic will need to be specifically for the x-ray machine and no other devices. If you are unsure of your clinic's electrical requirements, it is best to consult with an electrician or the manufacturer of the digital x-ray system before proceeding with installation.
