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 1. Choose the Right Distributor

The right distributor will deliver your equipment on time, assembled and with minimal disruption to your patients, visitors, and employees.  The process should be completed seamlessly, without compromising your employees’ abilities to do their jobs effectively.

Patient care and satisfaction should not be negatively impacted by delivery and installation activities. In order to ensure the best outcome, consider these qualities as you evaluate manufacturers:

• Reputation – Does the company have a solid reputation of being honest and accountable?
  
  
• Experience – Does the company have enough experience to handle the job? Do they focus on medical equipment, or is it only a small part of what they do?
  
  
• Reliability – Are they known to keep their commitments and complete the delivery with a minimum of delays?
  
  
• Services Provided – It’s important to understand and come to an agreement on exactly what the company will do.  Finding one that will handle everything from procurement to warehousing, assembling, staging and delivering the items to the right areas in the correct configuration will make the process go much more smoothly for your facility.
  
  
• Guarantees and Warranties – If there’s an area of concern, will it be promptly addressed?  Does the company stand behind its products and work?

2. Allow for Enough Time

Each part of the process – from ordering to receiving to installing and testing – takes time.  Don’t underestimate the amount of time each step will take in a rush to get the project finished.  Be realistic, and build a reasonable cushion into your timetable to allow for some unexpected delays.

3. Consider and Communicate Any Delivery Constraints

Consider in advance whether any constraints exist that could impact delivery, especially for multiple items delivered to multiple locations.  For example, take into account the following possible issues:

• Does any equipment need to be delivered off-hours?
  
  
• Will existing equipment need to be removed, and if so, will the supplier take care of this?
  
  
• Are delivery destinations large enough to accommodate your incoming equipment?

These considerations need to be ironed out in advance to avoid problems – and delays – with delivery.

At NexGen Medical, the company’s mission is based on Quality and Service. We are in the healthcare business, but the business of our company is service to our customers and to the community. Through every range of our company's products, the overriding goal and commitment is to improve product quality for our clients. By working together with healthcare professionals, manufacturers and clients, NexGen Medical continues to make a difference in the healthcare supply market.

Our Mission is to create consistent value for our customers and to insure best manufacturing practices of client OEM brands; managing our business with integrity and the highest ethical standards, while acting in a socially responsible manner with particular emphasis on the well-being of our teammates and the communities we serve.  Visit More - https://www.nexgenmedical.com/

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NexGen Medical Company, LLC

580 California Street

12th Floor

San Francisco, California, 94104
United States