Mobile PET/CT capacity for scanner downtime, renovations, and added clinical volume. Rental and lease planning with nationwide technical support.
Equipment rentals for facilities, not patient scan appointments. View one-year lease pricing.
ExteriorTell us your facility, location, and dates. An imaging specialist will confirm fleet availability, configuration, and pricing.
Call (559) 537-6851ExteriorAdvanced Imaging Services helps facilities rent, lease, service, and plan mobile PET/CT trailers for scanner downtime, renovations, replacement projects, overflow volume, rural access, and new program launches.
Illustrative monthly starting points for a one-year lease. Configuration, transport, site work, availability, and service scope affect final pricing.
Early coordination helps avoid delivery delays and makes the transition into temporary imaging capacity easier for patients, technologists, and facility teams.
Confirm site access, utilities, connectivity, patient flow, and applicable radiation-safety planning before deployment.
Match the PET/CT platform and coverage term to oncology volume, downtime risk, and clinical protocol needs.
Coordinate delivery, setup, operational readiness, and service support with the facility project team.
Mobile imaging trailers are commonly used for scanner downtime, planned renovations, equipment replacement, overflow demand, rural access, and temporary service-line expansion.
Plan around scanner downtime, project schedules, site readiness, and the clinical capacity your team needs to maintain.
Choose interim coverage sized for the expected term, patient volume, and transition back to your permanent system.
Coordinate technical support, uptime communication, and response planning throughout the rental period.
Align equipment availability, delivery sequencing, site access, and replacement-parts support before deployment.
The goal is simple: match your facility with the right mobile imaging trailer coverage, reduce disruption, and keep patient access moving while the primary scanner or site is constrained.
Confirm modality, OEM preference, timing, clinical volume, and site constraints for the rental need.
Align short-term or long-term lease coverage with downtime, renovations, replacement, or overflow demand.
Coordinate availability, service expectations, uptime needs, and operational communication.
Back the trailer rental with technical service planning and parts coordination where needed.
Planning downtime, construction, or added imaging capacity?
Check Trailer AvailabilityShare the facility location, target dates, expected rental term, preferred OEM or system, and anticipated clinical volume. AIS uses those details to review the most practical fleet options.
AIS supports nationwide rental and lease planning, including availability review, deployment timing, site coordination, and technical service expectations.
An imaging specialist reviews the requested dates, location, system requirements, and site needs, then contacts the facility to confirm availability and next steps.
Confirm site access, utilities, connectivity, patient flow, and applicable radiation-safety planning before deployment. Ask for the selected unit's site-planning documents before committing to site work; electrical requirements, dimensions, clearances, and connections depend on the actual trailer and configuration.
No. Listed amounts are illustrative monthly starting points for a one-year lease, not an all-inclusive project quote. Ask AIS to confirm the rental term, equipment configuration, transport, site work, and technical-service scope for your facility. Shorter rental terms require a separate availability and pricing review.
Submit your facility location, required start date, expected term, and clinical requirements. Availability and configuration must be confirmed for your dates. Coordinate the delivery schedule with site readiness and your facility's acceptance process; a website inquiry does not reserve a trailer.
