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Whether you are looking to upgrade your existing x-ray system or purchase a complete digital x-ray room, there are a lot of things that you will want to consider in order to make the right decision on what digital x-ray system is best for your chiropractic practice. It can be overwhelming, especially since x-ray is such an important part of a Chiropractic office and also a significant investment.

For more in-depth information, download our comprehensive Chiropractic Buyer's Guide that explores in detail the different types of digital x-ray systems for Chiropractors. Or feel free to contact our helpful experts at Maven Imaging with any questions you may have.

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We often have customers who are interested in converting an existing analog x-ray system from film to digital. Digital offers many advantages to film, takes less space to store and process images, and is much quicker. If the existing x-ray system is in good condition and working properly, it makes sense to keep the x-ray machine and retrofit the system to digital by adding a DR panel package. 

The electrical requirements for x-ray machines can vary and are somewhat confusing if you aren’t familiar with electrical connections and what you have available in your room. Depending on the generator your system requires or how powerful of a generator you desire for your system, the electrical requirements can vary significantly. Electrical service can be one of the more costly parts when it comes to building out an x-ray room and can make a big difference in what system you ultimately choose. The purpose of this article is to give you some insight into what questions to ask and how to go about deciding what type of x-ray system is going to best meet your needs and budget. 

What kW generator do I need for my new x-ray system? Important considerations when shopping for a new x-ray system

Depending on the types of images and the patient population you plan to image regularly, you may want to consider a system that includes an x-ray table. This article will describe why you may want an x-ray table and some of the key features of the different types of tables. 

We're going to cover how digital x-rays can help chiropractors get better results for the patient, creating happier customers overall, and in turn increasing revenue. It is important to note that the decision to order x-rays for a chiropractor really shouldn't be overly dependent on bringing in revenue or focusing on making profit. However, in saying that, it can bring in additional revenue by helping boost the amount of patients that you see.

When it comes to x-ray systems, there are a lot of things to consider. It's important to make sure you get the right system for your needs, and that you don't make any mistakes when buying it. In this blog post, we will discuss the biggest mistakes people make when buying x-ray systems. We'll also provide some tips on how to avoid these mistakes. So if you're in the market for an x-ray system, be sure to read this post!

This is a question that we occasionally get when customers are looking at purchasing a portable x-ray machine. The answer can depend on a number of factors and truly depends on the customer’s specific situation and how they will be using the x-ray machine. 

If you have made it this far on our site, you know that we specialize in digital x-ray systems. The purpose of this article is to explain some of the differences between a standard, analog x-ray machine, and a fully automated digital x-ray machine and to help you get a better understanding of why an analog x-ray machine, paired with a digital DR panel is a great and cost-effective way to implement digital x-ray into your practice.