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Medical equipment for clinics, hospitals and laboratories

Finer Ukraine has supplied medical equipment from leading manufacturers to public hospitals, private clinics and laboratories since 2015. We start by finding out which department needs the equipment, how many patients it sees and what is already on the ward, and only then propose a model and configuration. Our team includes doctors and engineers, so you will discuss ventilation modes or ultrasound probes with people who have worked with this equipment.

What medical equipment is in the Finer catalogue?

The catalogue is organised by where the equipment works in a facility.

• Medical equipment for intensive care, operating rooms and surgery: ventilators, anaesthesia machines, defibrillators, infusion and syringe pumps, electrosurgery, endoscopy, patient warming systems and dental units.
• Diagnostic equipment: patient monitors, ultrasound machines, electrocardiographs, X-ray machines along with mammography units, C-arms, CT and MRI, and neonatal care equipment.
• Medical furniture: operating tables, surgical lights, chairs and patient transport equipment.
• Disinfection and sterilization and rehabilitation.

Most items are sold on a commercial offer. The price of a device depends heavily on its configuration, so we calculate it for your facility rather than show one figure for everyone.

How do you buy medical equipment for a facility?

A typical purchase takes a few steps. You describe the task. We select the equipment and prepare a quote, with technical specifications and tender documents if needed. Then come delivery, installation and commissioning on site, and we train the department's staff to use the device. You can buy a single item or equip a whole department. When a facility opens from scratch or refits an operating suite, we check the list against the equipment standard, plan what goes where and deliver in batches to match the renovation schedule. See solutions for healthcare facilities for how this works.

How do public hospitals and private clinics buy medical equipment?

We work with public hospitals, private clinics, medical centres, laboratories and rehabilitation centres across Ukraine. Public facilities need a transparent purchase, so for Prozorro we prepare technical requirements, a quote and the document package. A private clinic usually cares more about timing and budget: we pick a model that does the job without extra options and align delivery with the opening of the room.

Where to buy medical equipment in Ukraine?

Hundreds of websites sell medical equipment in Ukraine today, and the difference shows later, when the device has to be commissioned and staff trained. For us, selling medical equipment starts with a conversation with a doctor, not with a price list. Call 0 800 334 585 (free within Ukraine) or send a request through the form on the contacts page. Tell us which department needs the equipment, and we will come back with an offer and questions that help us get the configuration right.

FAQ

1. What is medical equipment?

Equipment used for diagnosis, treatment, patient monitoring, rehabilitation and care, from a pulse oximeter to an MRI scanner. In Ukraine it is placed on the market as a medical device under the technical regulation, so the supplier should hold conformity documents.

2. What is an equipment standard (tabel osnashchennia)?

A list of equipment that a department or room of a given specialty must have. The Ministry of Health approves these standards, and they are used for medical practice licensing and purchase planning. Our article on equipment standards explains how to draw up the list.

3. Which medical equipment needs metrological verification?

Measuring instruments in the legally regulated field of metrology, including some medical measuring devices. The Cabinet of Ministers approves the categories and verification intervals. The device documentation states whether a specific unit falls under it.

4. Under which budget code (KEKV) is medical equipment bought?

Equipment that becomes a fixed asset is usually bought by public institutions under KEKV 3110, purchase of equipment and long-term items, and cheaper items under KEKV 2210. The facility's accounting department makes the final call.

5. Which medical equipment needs maintenance?

Any active equipment: ventilators, monitors, anaesthesia machines, X-ray units and autoclaves. The manufacturer sets the schedule and scope in the operating manual, so plan maintenance at the purchase stage.