We handle a wide range of healthcare technology used in clinical, administrative, and research environments. This includes computers, laptops, tablets, servers, networking equipment, and office devices, as well as clinical and biomedical equipment such as patient monitors, IV pumps, imaging and diagnostic systems, laboratory instruments, and other connected medical devices. If a device contains electronics or data storage, we can help ensure it is handled securely, destroyed properly, and disposed of or recycled in compliance with applicable requirements.

Yes. Every engagement includes audit-ready documentation, such as asset reports, serial number tracking (when applicable), chain-of-custody records, and certificates of data destruction. This documentation is designed to support audits, compliance reviews, and internal reporting.

Yes. We regularly support large-scale device refreshes, hospital cleanouts, and multi-site healthcare projects, coordinating logistics and scheduling to minimize disruption to clinical operations.

After data is securely destroyed, assets are evaluated for reuse, remarketing, or compliant recycling based on condition and client policies. This approach helps reduce disposal costs, recover value when appropriate, and support sustainability goals.

When appropriate, we identify opportunities for value recovery through reuse or remarketing. This allows healthcare organizations to maximize the value of retired equipment while maintaining full data security and compliance.

Pickup availability depends on device type, volume, and location. Many healthcare projects qualify for no-cost pickup when minimum volume requirements are met. Our team will review your inventory and clearly outline options upfront.

Contact our Healthcare Services Team to discuss your organization’s needs, timeline, and scope. We’ll help you plan a secure, compliant approach to retiring healthcare technology.