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How IncMD Condition Ratings Work: New, Used, and What We Actually Check

Every IncMD listing carries a condition rating — here’s exactly what New, Used-Good, and Used-Fair mean, and what we inspect before anything ships.

Introducing the IncMD Provider Portal: Verified Ordering for Medical Professionals

Our new Provider Portal verifies your NPI and license in minutes, unlocks full pricing on 80+ items, and handles Rx-compliant ordering end to end.

How to Extend the Life of Your Medical Equipment (and Protect Its Resale Value)

Small habits add years to medical equipment life: cleaning chemistry, battery care, cable management, and the records that protect resale value.

Preventive Maintenance Schedules for Medical Equipment: A Practical Guide

A practical preventive maintenance framework for clinics and surgery centers — what to service, how often, and what to document for surveys.

FDA Device Classes I, II, and III: What They Mean When You Buy Equipment

Class I, II, or III? What FDA device classification actually tells you about risk, regulation, and what it means for purchasing medical equipment.

Defibrillator Readiness: The Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Checks That Matter

A defibrillator only counts if it works today. The daily, weekly, and monthly readiness checks every facility should run — plus a printable checklist.

What Is NPI Verification — and Why We Require It

Your NPI is checked live against the federal NPPES registry when you register at IncMD. Here’s what an NPI is, what we check, and why it protects you.

Who Can Legally Buy Rx Medical Devices? 21 CFR 801.109 Explained

Prescription medical devices can only be sold to licensed practitioners. Here’s what 21 CFR 801.109 actually requires — for buyers and sellers.

New vs. Used Medical Equipment: Which Is Right for Your Facility?

When does used medical equipment make sense — and when should you buy new? A cost, risk, and lifecycle comparison for clinics and surgery centers.

Buying Used Imaging Equipment: C-Arm Tables, X-Ray, and Ultrasound

What to verify before buying used imaging equipment — C-arms, imaging tables, X-ray tubes, and ultrasound systems — from tube health to probe testing.

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