Medical Surplus Recovery organizations play a key role in the supply chain of disturbing much needed medical equipment around the world. Much of the outdated m

Q: What does an interesting/engaging day at ZRG Medical look like to you?A: I like to be busy, so I’ll just plough through the day’s tasks, and mak

In 2018, hospitals were spending $83 billion per year on new medical equipment. The amount of plastics, metals, greenhouse gas emissions, and water wasted to p

The market size of medical device manufacturing in the US in 2020 is $47.1 billion dollars.It has been documented that hospitals discard billions of dollars an

ZRG Medical is committed to providing the highest quality refurbished medical equipment. By preserving our natural environment for our community now and for fu

Poor countries, with their lack of resources, poor medical coverage, and densely populated towns and cities, maybe facing an unprecedented disaster as the pand

When a hospital is looking for an asset disposition vendor. Here is the checklist that ZRG Medical adheres to under the strict R2 standard. Every hospital shou

Every hospital should use this template in their RFP’s when choosing an asset disposition vendor. There are 13 Provisions that R2 companies are audited t

Many hospital asset disposition vendors say they can ensure that all ePHI on all your devices is professionally removed without affecting its market value. ZRG

       Companies out of state who sell used RX only branded medical devices beware! If a device is labeled RX only or &ldquo

     When was the last time your hospital’s policy on medical equipment asset disposition or furniture removal was reviewed or updated

     When disposing of medical equipment, all requirements and regulations set by HIPAA must be followed throughout the entire process

     The HIPAA Enforcement Rule governs the investigations that follow a breach of ePHI, the penalties that could be imposed on covere

     During the Covid-19 pandemic, many hospital supply chain professionals are busy keeping up with the demand for PPE and Covid-19 t

       Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, finding storage for excess equipment is on the mind of many healthcare facilities. As t

     When any surplus equipment is no longer needed, the healthcare facility has several options depending on the age and condition of

        In their 2019 study, IBM and the Ponemon Institute found that it costs healthcare organizations an average

     Each year, hospitals continue to spend more money than the year before on medical equipment. If costs are so high to replace equi

    Options for efficiently liquidating excess medical equipment. Periodically managing potentially hundreds of decommissioned hospital ass

       Are medical equipment asset disposition vendors who recycle and donate medical devices able to make a difference in n

     The opportunity to generate revenue from your retired medical equipment depends on several factors: 1.) What is the age and condi