HTMwire assessment
Biomedical services provider offering clinical engineering, medical equipment rental, on-demand biomed staffing, and Equipment Value Management.
Combines biomedical services with equipment rental — can supplement your team with technicians and fill equipment gaps during peak demand from a single provider.
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No longer. Agiliti was taken private by an affiliate of Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) in 2024, in a deal valued at about $2.5 billion ($10.00 per share). Its common stock was suspended and delisted from the NYSE (formerly NYSE: AGTI) at closing.
Agiliti combines clinical engineering services with medical equipment rental and management. Hospitals can use on-demand technician support, fully outsourced clinical engineering programs, peak-demand equipment rental, and its Equipment Value Management program from a single ISO 13485:2016-certified provider. It traces its roots to Universal Hospital Services, founded in 1939, and rebranded to Agiliti in 2018.
Agiliti reported during its COVID-19 surge response that it deployed a fleet of more than 250,000 medical devices and accessories across the U.S. healthcare system. It does not publish a precise current total of customer sites served or devices under management.
No. Agiliti markets clinical engineering, equipment rental, and Equipment Value Management services rather than AI or machine-learning products. Its documented differentiator is operational scale and ISO 13485:2016-certified service quality, not analytics or AI.
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