Finova Medical Systems last month gave imaging equipment dealerE.G. Baldwin & Associates the exclusive right to sell itsremanufactured scanners in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and NewJersey. Baldwin is the nation's largest independent dealer of
Finova Medical Systems last month gave imaging equipment dealerE.G. Baldwin & Associates the exclusive right to sell itsremanufactured scanners in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and NewJersey.
Baldwin is the nation's largest independent dealer of medicalimaging products, according to Finova. The Cleveland-based companygenerated $110 million in revenue in 1995. It employs more than260 people.
FMS, of Temecula, CA, will supply Baldwin with remanufacturedMRI, CT, R/F, and angiographic systems. Baldwin will provide customerswith after-the-sale deinstallation, installation, and warrantyservices. R/F equipment removed by Baldwin will be shipped toFMS for refurbishing.
FMS is a subsidiary of Finova Group, a Phoenix-based equipmentfinancer.
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