The current supply of diagnostic and treatment equipment is enormous. It can be difficult to navigate this diversity. The task facing a medical institution in this case consists of several important aspects. The equipment must be of high quality, cost the money that the institution can afford, and have a proven warranty service. At the same time, an expert assessment should tell doctors when they need to incur additional costs to purchase reliable equipment – instead of trying to save money by buying a good-looking but essentially low-quality fake. A separate problem is post-warranty service and repair.
The Health and Mercy Charitable Foundation has extensive experience in the operation of modern medical equipment of various profiles, maintains working relationships with several organizations and individual specialists specializing in the prevention and repair of expensive domestic and foreign medical equipment.
The Foundation is confident that the use of modern medical equipment significantly affects the quality of diagnostics and treatment of people, especially when it comes to complex operations, post-operative and post-traumatic rehabilitation of patients.