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X/Xi Instrument Catalog
You asked, and it’s finally here:
the R2 Surgical Instrument & Accessory Catalog
¿Tienes un Xi? ¿Quieres actualizarlo al DV5?
Antes de considerar un intercambio con el OEM, asegúrese de comprender sus opciones.
What if you treated your outgoing da Vinci X or Xi systems as accessible capital, rather than equipment to be surrendered for OEM instrument credits?
R2 Surgical helps hospitals unlock that value - turning outgoing systems into deployable capital with the flexibility to reinvest where they see fit.
Download the factsheet
Receive a shareable PDF with X/Xi trade in information
Your Outgoing System Still Has Value. Maximize It.
Facility upgrades
Additional staffing or training
Other capital investments
Lo que obtienes al registrarte
- Kit de recogida llave en mano con contenedores, bandejas y etiquetas prepagadas
- Instrucciones claras y soporte continuo
- Análisis de uso de sus instrumentos durante 60 días
- iPad con acceso al portal para seguimiento e informes, enviado después de 30 días
Ya sea que recicle únicamente o elija comprar instrumentos usados y remanufacturados, el programa facilita la participación y el seguimiento del impacto.
A Structured, Proven Process
Step 1
Confidential Asset Review
Basic system details and qualification
Step 2
Market Valuation
Varies based on condition, age, and other factors
Step 3
Transition Coordination
Removal timing aligned with your upgrade schedule
Step 4
End-To-End Support
White glove deinstall and logistics service
What It Looks Like When a Hospital Recovers Its Capital
MUSC did something most hospitals don't realize they can: rather than surrender its outgoing da Vinci system for OEM credits, they sold it — and put the recovered capital to immediate use.
“Working with R2 Surgical was incredibly smooth and pleasant. They were accommodating, worked around our schedule, and kept us informed every step of the way. The capital we recovered allowed us to purchase a new surgical robot—a true win for our institution.”
Jennifer Simon
Business Analyst, Capital Planning
Medical University of South Carolina
¿Qué pasa con el OEM?
What is the cost of a new da Vinci 5 system?
New da Vinci 5 systems carry a price tag of more than $2 million.
¿No es aceptar la oferta de intercambio del OEM la opción más sencilla?
¿El más fácil? Quizás. ¿El más inteligente? Bueno, tú decides. Más información.
¿Estaría poniendo en peligro el contrato de mi nuevo equipo si vendo mi antiguo sistema a R2?
No. Vender su Xi a R2 Surgical no afectará el acuerdo de servicio de su nuevo sistema.
Is selling to R2 Surgical compliant?
Yes. Hospitals regularly sell owned capital equipment through secondary markets in accordance with internal governance and asset management policies.
How do I know if my system will qualify?
Our customers typically own their da Vinci X/Xi systems outright and are either transitioning platforms or offloading underutilized assets. Unsure of your ownership structure? We can help determine eligibility.
Will the transition disrupt our surgical program?
No. R2 Surgical coordinates removal timing to align with platform upgrades.
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