Outfront Medical, LLC

10/15/2026

💰 Turn Your Surplus Medical Equipment Into Cash!

Outfront Medical, LLC is actively looking to purchase select medical equipment from hospitals, healthcare facilities, equipment dealers, rental companies, and other organizations.

Do you have surplus inventory taking up valuable space? We’re interested in purchasing the following equipment at the right price:

🔹 CPAP, BiPAP & Cough Assist
• ResMed AirCurve 10/11 VAuto, ST, ST-A, and ASV models
• Philips T70 Cough Assist
• ABM BiWaze Cough System

🔹 Infusion Pumps
• Baxter AS50 and Spectrum IQ
• B. Braun Perfusor
• CareFusion Alaris 8110
• Curlin 6000
• Hospira Plum 360

🔹 Ventilators
• Dräger V500 / VN500
• Getinge Servo Air
• Maquet Servo-U
• ResMed Astral 150
• Philips Trilogy Evo

🔹 Pulse Oximeters
• Masimo Rad-7, Rad-8, and Rad-97

🔹 Sequential Compression Devices (SCDs)
• Kendall 700 Series

📦 READY TO SELL YOUR SURPLUS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT? LET’S TALK!

Don't let unused equipment sit in storage taking up valuable space. Whether you have a few units or an entire inventory to move, Outfront Medical wants to hear from you!

✅ Here's how to get started:

📩 Message us directly on LinkedIn with the equipment models, quantities, and location. Photos and details about the cosmetic and working condition, along with included accessories, are helpful too.

🌐 Visit our website for details on the information we need based on the type of equipment you have.

Contact us today to discuss your available equipment and see if we can make a deal! We look forward to working with you.

Michael Callaghan
Outfront Medical, LLC
📞 609-388-4635 ext. 223

10/14/2026

🚨 ResMed Astral 150 Ventilator Recall: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know

In June 2026, ResMed issued a medical device correction affecting certain Astral 100 and Astral 150 ventilators. The FDA subsequently classified the action as a Class I recall, its most serious recall classification.

The issue involves a potential internal component failure that may cause the ventilator to stop delivering therapy, creating a significant safety concern for patients who depend on ventilatory support.

What should healthcare organizations and equipment owners know?

🔹 Identify potentially affected equipment. Review model and serial numbers, service records, and any previous circuit-board replacements.

🔹 Verify corrective-action status. Contact ResMed or an authorized service provider to confirm whether a specific unit is affected and whether the required correction has been completed.

🔹 Review equipment documentation. Before purchasing, selling, or placing a used Astral 150 into service, verify its recall status and maintenance history.

🔹 Follow official safety guidance. Healthcare providers should follow ResMed's instructions and applicable FDA guidance. Patients should not discontinue ventilator use unless directed by their treating clinician.

Important: A ventilator's model, age, or serial number alone may not establish its current recall status, particularly if its circuit board has been replaced. Confirm the status of each device directly with ResMed.

At Outfront Medical, we understand the importance of equipment
history, maintenance documentation, and manufacturer safety communications when evaluating medical equipment.

📖 Read our full blog for more information: [Insert link to your blog]
For official information, consult the FDA's recall resources:

https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/medical-device-recalls-and-early-alerts/ventilator-correction-resmed-issues-correction-astral-ventilator

Failure of an electrical component in certain Astral ventilators may cause an interruption or failure in therapy which may result in serious injury or death.

10/14/2026

Understanding Preventive Maintenance for CareFusion/Vyaire LTV Ventilators

Preventive maintenance (PM) is an important part of keeping CareFusion/Vyaire LTV ventilators maintained and ready for service. Understanding the recommended maintenance intervals can help healthcare facilities plan service, manage budgets, and reduce unexpected equipment downtime.

The LTV 950, LTV 1000, LTV 1100, LTV 1150, and LTV 1200 ventilators have maintenance requirements that may be based on both elapsed time and operating hours.

Key maintenance intervals to know:

• 2-Year / 10,000-Hour PM: Routine preventive maintenance is generally scheduled at the applicable two-year or 10,000-hour interval.

• 6-Year PM: Depending on the unit’s operating hours, condition, and required performance testing, some ventilators may qualify for maintenance without immediate turbine replacement.

• 30,000-Hour PM: This milestone involves turbine manifold replacement as part of the applicable maintenance requirements.

What about service costs?

Budgeting for LTV ventilator maintenance can be challenging. Third-party service estimates and publicly listed maintenance kit prices provide useful reference points, but actual costs vary depending on the model, operating hours, parts required, labor, and service provider.

Before scheduling service, verify the unit’s model, serial number, operating hours, maintenance history, and applicable manufacturer requirements. Confirm current service procedures, parts availability, and pricing with an appropriate service provider.

At Outfront Medical, we understand the importance of making informed decisions about medical equipment maintenance, service, and lifecycle costs.

📩 Contact Outfront Medical to discuss your medical equipment needs.
🌐 https://www.outfrontmedical.com/

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09/28/2026

What Medical Equipment Do Long-Term Care Facilities Commonly Need?

Long-term care and skilled nursing facilities rely on a wide range of medical equipment to support their residents and staff. Depending on the services provided, that equipment can include:

• Infusion and syringe pumps

• CPAP and BiPAP equipment

• Ventilators

• Oxygen concentrators and other oxygen equipment

• Pulse oximeters and patient monitoring equipment

• Cough-assist devices

• Heated humidifiers

• Respiratory care equipment and accessories

When purchasing medical equipment, facilities should consider more than just the price. Equipment condition, preventive maintenance, battery life, operating hours, accessories, service history, and availability of replacement parts can all be important factors.

Refurbished equipment can also provide healthcare facilities with an opportunity to expand their equipment inventory while managing their budget.

We put together a new article covering the equipment commonly used in long-term care facilities and what buyers should consider when evaluating their options.

👉 Read the full article: https://www.outfrontmedical.com/blog/what-medical-equipment-do-longterm-care-facilities-commonly-need/

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09/15/2026

What Is a VOCSN Ventilator?

Most portable ventilators are designed primarily to provide mechanical ventilation. The VOCSN takes a different approach by
combining five respiratory functions into one integrated system:

🔹 V — Ventilation
Mechanical ventilation for invasive, non-invasive, and mouthpiece applications.

🔹 O — Oxygen
Integrated oxygen concentration to provide supplemental oxygen in applicable configurations.

🔹 C — Cough
Cough-assist therapy to help patients clear airway secretions.

🔹 S — Suction
Integrated suction to help remove airway secretions.

🔹 N — Nebulizer
Nebulizer functionality for aerosolized medication delivery.

That combination is what makes VOCSN unique. Instead of managing multiple separate respiratory devices, VOCSN can bring several therapies together in one portable platform.

But if you're considering a used or refurbished VOCSN, there's an important detail to understand: not every VOCSN is configured the same way.

The exact configuration, software version, operating hours, battery condition, preventive maintenance, and included accessories can all affect the equipment's capabilities and value.

We put together a detailed guide explaining the five functions of VOCSN, the different configurations, and what buyers should look for when purchasing a used unit.

👉 Read the full article: https://www.outfrontmedical.com/blog/what-is-a-vocsn-ventilator-understanding-its-five-functions/

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09/15/2026

Philips Trilogy 100 vs. Trilogy 200 vs. Trilogy Evo — What's the Difference?

If you're buying a refurbished or used portable ventilator, choosing between the Philips Trilogy 100, Trilogy 200, and Trilogy Evo isn't simply a matter of choosing the newest model.

Each ventilator has different capabilities, and the age of the equipment can also have a major impact on service, support, and overall value.

Some of the key differences include:

🔹 Trilogy 100 – An established portable ventilator platform with invasive and non-invasive ventilation capabilities, AVAPS, and a large installed base.

🔹 Trilogy 200 – Similar generation and core platform to the Trilogy 100, but with different configurations and capabilities that may make it a better fit for certain applications.

🔹 Trilogy Evo – A newer-generation platform with expanded ventilation capabilities, higher maximum inspiratory pressure, greater oxygen flexibility, newer connectivity, and a longer manufacturer support window.

But there's more to consider when purchasing a used Trilogy.

Operating hours, preventive maintenance, battery condition, recall status, accessories, software, and remaining manufacturer support can all affect the value of a ventilator.

An older Trilogy isn't necessarily a bad purchase—but it needs to be evaluated properly.

We put together a detailed comparison covering the Trilogy 100 vs. Trilogy 200 vs. Trilogy Evo, including what buyers should look for when purchasing used or refurbished equipment.

👉 Read the full article: https://www.outfrontmedical.com/blog/philips-trilogy-100-vs-trilogy-200-vs-trilogy-evo-whats-the-difference/

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09/15/2026

💰 How Much Is Your Used Infusion Pump Worth?

If your hospital, DME, healthcare facility, or organization has infusion pumps sitting in storage, you may be wondering what they’re actually worth on the secondary market.

The answer depends on much more than the brand name.

Factors that can significantly affect the value of a used infusion pump include:

• Make and model

• Software version

• Age and overall condition

• Service and maintenance history

• Operating hours and usage

• Accessories and included components

• Current demand for the model

• Whether the equipment is fully functional or being sold as-is

Two pumps that look nearly identical can have very different resale values depending on these factors.

At Outfront Medical, we buy used and surplus medical equipment from hospitals, healthcare facilities, DME companies, dealers, and other organizations nationwide.

We put together a guide explaining what goes into determining the value of a used infusion pump and what information you should have available when requesting an offer.

👉 Read the full article: https://www.outfrontmedical.com/blog/how-much-is-my-used-infusion-pump-worth/

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09/04/2026

Medical Equipment Available for Sale | Outfront Medical

Looking for quality medical equipment for your hospital, homecare operation, medical equipment business, or training facility?

Outfront Medical offers a wide selection of new, refurbished, and previously owned medical equipment, including:

🔹 Infusion & Syringe Pumps
• Alaris Medley 8015 PCUs & 8100/8110/8120 Modules
• Baxter Spectrum & Spectrum IQ
• B. Braun Infusomat & Perfusor
• Hospira Plum 360
• Medfusion 3500 & 4000
• CADD VIP 6101 & Legacy Plus 6500

🔹 Pulse Oximeters & SCDs
• Masimo Rad-8 & Rad-97
• Covidien 700 Series SCD

🔹 Portable Ventilators
• CareFusion LTV 1150 & LTV 1200
• Newport HT70 Plus
• Philips Trilogy Evo
• ResMed Astral 150

🔹 CPAP, BiPAP & Cough Assist
• ResMed AirSense 10 & 11 AutoSet
• ResMed AirCurve 10 & 11 VAuto/ASV
• ResMed AirCurve 10 ST & ST-A
• ABM BiWaze Cough System
• Philips T70 Cough Assist

🔹 Portable Oxygen Concentrators
NEW GCE Ohio Medical Zen-O Systems
• Zen-O
• Zen-O Lite – 1 Battery System
• Zen-O Lite – 2 Battery System

🚚 FREE SHIPPING AVAILABLE on qualifying purchases of portable ventilators, infusion devices, pulse oximeters, POCs, BiPAPs, and CPAPs.

Need multiple units? We work with customers on capital equipment purchases and can provide formal sales proposals for larger orders.
📞 609-388-4635 ext. 223

📧 Contact Outfront Medical for current pricing, availability, and multiple-unit quotes.

Outfront Medical, LLC

Medical Equipment Sales • Service • Rental

08/10/2026

🏥 Special Savings on Medical Equipment for Hospitals, Home Cares, etc..

Refurbished Clinical Equipment You Can Rely On — Ready When You Are

Outfront Medical is actively stocking a wide range of refurbished, fully tested, patient-ready medical equipment available for immediate purchase and deployment.

We currently have equipment available across several categories, including:

🔹 Infusion & Syringe Pumps
• ICU Medical Plum 360
• Baxter Spectrum IQ
• BD Alaris Medley
• B. Braun Infusomat Space
• B. Braun Perfusor Space
• BD CADD Prizm VIP 6101
• BD Medfusion 3500 & 4000

🔹 Ventilators & Respiratory Equipment
• Dräger V500
• Maquet Servo-i
• Philips V60
• ResMed Astral 150
• CareFusion LTV 1150 & 1200
• Newport HT70 Plus
• Philips Respironics CoughAssist T70
• ABM BiWaze Cough System
• Fisher & Paykel MR850 Humidifiers

🔹 Respiratory Therapy & Sleep Equipment
• ResMed AirCurve 10 & 11 BiPAPs
• ResMed AirSense 10 & 11 CPAPs
• ResMed Remote Alarm II
• Fisher & Paykel MR850

🔹 Monitoring & Support Equipment
• Masimo Rad-7, Rad-8 & Rad-97
• Nellcor N-600x
• Covidien Kendall SCD 700

🔹 Defibrillators
• ZOLL E, M & R Series
• Physio-Control LIFEPAK 12 & 20

✅ Refurbished
✅ Fully inspected and tested
✅ Patient-ready
✅ Warrantied
✅ Budget-friendly alternatives to new equipment
✅ Available for immediate purchase and deployment

Whether you are replacing aging equipment, expanding your inventory, preparing for additional patient needs, or looking for cost-effective alternatives to new equipment, Outfront Medical can help.

📩 Looking for a specific model? Contact us and let us know what you need. We can check our current inventory and help identify equipment that fits your facility's clinical requirements and budget.

Outfront Medical, LLC
📞 609-388-4635 ext. 223
🌐 www.outfrontmedical.com

If you are looking critical care medical equipment, then just visit Outfront Medical. We are your one-stop place to buy, sell and rent refurbished medical equipment at great prices.contact us at 609-388-4635 to know prices.

07/29/2026

How Long Should Medical Equipment Last?

Whether you're managing a hospital, surgery center, or home healthcare organization, knowing the expected lifespan of your medical equipment is essential for budgeting, preventive maintenance, and replacement planning.

While every device is different, factors like maintenance history, usage, software support, and manufacturer recommendations all play a major role in determining how long equipment remains reliable.

In our latest blog, we cover:
✔️ Typical life expectancy of infusion pumps, ventilators, patient monitors, CPAPs, BiPAPs, oxygen concentrators, and more
✔️ The factors that impact equipment longevity
✔️ When it's more cost-effective to repair versus replace
✔️ How preventive maintenance can extend the life of your equipment
✔️ Why professionally refurbished medical equipment can provide exceptional value

Whether you're a biomedical engineer, clinical engineer, healthcare administrator, or purchasing manager, understanding equipment lifecycle planning can help reduce downtime, improve budgeting, and maximize your investment.

📖 Read the full article here:

https://www.outfrontmedical.com/blog/medical-equipment-life-expectancy-by-device/

At Outfront Medical, we specialize in professionally refurbished and new medical equipment, helping healthcare facilities find reliable, cost-effective solutions that meet their clinical needs.
What type of medical equipment has provided the longest service life at your facility? We'd love to hear your experience in the comments.

If you are looking critical care medical equipment, then just visit Outfront Medical. We are your one-stop place to buy, sell and rent refurbished medical equipment at great prices.contact us at 609-388-4635 to know prices.