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Upgrading your da Vinci fleet? Understand your options.
How to unlock capital with outgoing da Vinci X/Xi systems
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?
Cash offers from R2 Surgical are doing just that - providing real, deployable capital for hospitals to use how they see fit.
Your Outgoing System Still Has Value. Maximize It.
Facility upgrades
Additional staffing or training
Other capital investments
Why Finance and Procurement Teams Prefer Selling to R2 Surgical
Capital recovery vs limiting OEM trade-in credits
Immediate liquidity for redeployment into priority initiatives
Greater negotiating flexibility during robotic upgrade discussions
Elimination of carrying costs on outgoing/underutilized robotic assets
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
Common Questions
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.
Isn’t taking the trade-in offer from the OEM the easiest approach?
Easiest? Maybe. The problem is the offer itself. Instrumentation credits from the OEM are an inflexible option that fails to leverage the capital value of outgoing systems. Learn more
Will selling my X/Xi systems to R2 Surgical affect the agreement for our new da Vinci 5 systems?
No. Facilities that own their X/Xi systems outright can sell their assets independently. This does not impact service agreements on new da Vinci 5 systems.
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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