If your imaging center operates a system not listed here, contact MBT directly to discuss whether it falls within the approved service scope. MBT will not overstate its capabilities – if a system is outside scope, that will be communicated clearly before any service agreement is made.
MBT approaches each imaging center engagement by first understanding the facility’s equipment inventory, service history, and compliance requirements. From there, a practical service plan can be built around what the center actually needs – not a standard package that may include services you do not require.
Every MBT service visit to an imaging center follows the same structured approach. Before the visit, scope and scheduling are confirmed directly with the facility contact. During the visit, the engineer works systematically through the agreed scope – whether that is a preventive maintenance check, performance verification, calibration, or corrective service.
After every visit, MBT provides written documentation covering what was performed, what was found, any corrective actions taken, and any follow-up recommendations. For imaging centers, this documentation is formatted to support accreditation reviews and compliance recordkeeping – not just to satisfy an internal service log.
Communication is direct throughout. The engineer who performs the work is the same person coordinating the visit and following up afterward. No call centers, no intermediaries, no delayed reporting.
Yes. MBT’s lead engineer has 30+ years of specialized experience in radiology and diagnostic imaging equipment. Supported systems include X-ray and radiographic systems, fluoroscopy systems, C-arm and mobile imaging units, ultrasound systems, CT systems, injectors, DR and CR digital radiography systems, and related imaging support equipment. If your system is not listed, contact MBT to discuss scope before committing to a service agreement.
Yes. Imaging centers that run on tight schedules benefit significantly from planned preventive maintenance. Recurring contracts allow MBT to schedule visits around the center’s operational calendar, keep equipment performance documented on a regular basis, and catch issues before they become unplanned downtime. MBT can structure recurring agreements around your specific equipment inventory and scheduling needs.
Yes. Every MBT service visit includes written documentation of what was performed, what was found, and any recommendations. For imaging centers, this documentation is structured to support accreditation reviews, compliance audits, and internal service records.
Yes. MBT’s lead engineer has spent his entire 30+ year career focused exclusively on radiology and diagnostic imaging equipment service. This is not general biomedical service with imaging as one line item – imaging is the core expertise MBT was built around.
Yes. MBT provides organized service records after every visit that are structured to support accreditation reviews, state inspections, and payer audits. If your center has specific documentation requirements for an upcoming accreditation review, mention this when submitting your service request so MBT can tailor the documentation format accordingly.
Yes. Recurring preventive maintenance programs and service contracts are available for imaging centers that want scheduled, documented equipment service on a regular basis. Contact MBT to discuss your equipment inventory and what a recurring agreement would look like for your center.
Yes. MBT serves imaging centers throughout the Midwest including Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Contact MBT to confirm availability in your specific location.
Submit a request through the website or call (708) 406-9887 directly. MBT will follow up to review your imaging equipment inventory, discuss scope, and confirm whether your center is a fit for MBT’s service capabilities.
