Mobile PET/CT Rental Cost: 2026 Certified Price Guide

What’s the Cost to Rent a Mobile PET/CT Scanner?

Mobile PET/CT scanner rental rates typically range from $25,000 to $55,000 per month, with premium digital PET/CT configurations and turnkey mobile PET/CT rental units reaching $65,000 or more depending on the rental duration, scanner capabilities, and whether staffing is included.

That spread raises a question we hear constantly from oncology program directors and hospital administrators: how much does it cost to rent a mobile PET/CT scanner, and why does one PET/CT trailer rental cost $28,000 a month while another exceeds $55,000?

The answer comes down to several interconnected variables. Without understanding them, facilities risk leasing a system that either exceeds their clinical needs or falls short of the imaging protocols their oncologists and cardiologists require. This guide breaks down every factor that drives mobile PET/CT rental cost, outlines three standard rental programs with current pricing, itemizes the additional expenses many providers fail to disclose including hot lab requirements, and explains how to choose the right mobile PET/CT rental company for your situation.

Why Rent a Mobile PET/CT Scanner?

Mobile PET/CT scanner rental has become one of the most practical solutions in diagnostic imaging logistics for oncology, cardiology, and neurology programs. Facilities choose to rent a mobile PET/CT scanner for a range of operational and strategic reasons, and the decision frequently has nothing to do with financial constraints. In many situations, interim PET/CT services through a temporary rental provide the most efficient path to maintaining continuity of patient care and preserving referral relationships.

Common Scenarios for Mobile PET/CT Rental

Mobile PET/CT Rental vs. Buying a PET/CT Scanner

The decision between renting a mobile PET/CT and purchasing a permanent system involves more than comparing sticker prices. When you evaluate rent vs buy mobile PET/CT scanner economics, remember that owning a PET/CT scanner requires dedicated suite construction including hot lab buildout, radiation shielding, specialized HVAC infrastructure, radioactive materials licensing, and long-term OEM service contracts that can exceed $150,000 per year. Any disruption in maintenance or uptime directly affects both patient care and facility revenue.

With a mobile PET/CT rental with maintenance included, those operational burdens shift to the provider. The system arrives fully inspected, calibrated to OEM specifications, and backed by ongoing technical support. The self-contained mobile PET/CT trailer rental comes complete with an integrated hot lab, patient lift, and scanning suite. Service coverage, preventive maintenance, and application training are bundled into the agreement. Equipment issues are resolved by the rental company rather than your internal biomedical engineering team.

For facilities that need PET/CT capability for fewer than 18 to 24 months, or that prefer to preserve capital for other investments, renting consistently delivers a stronger financial return. For those planning a permanent installation, a mobile PET CT lease with buyout option allows you to begin scanning patients and generating revenue immediately while the permanent suite is under construction, then transition to ownership at the end of the lease term.

Key Factors That Influence Mobile PET/CT Rental Cost

Having supported mobile PET/CT scanner rental clients daily for over three decades, we have observed a consistent pattern: the more flexibility you have in your requirements, the more competitive your pricing becomes. Highly specific demands narrow the available inventory and push rates upward. Here are the seven primary variables that determine what you will pay.

1. Duration of the Rental Period

This is the single most significant factor in mobile PET/CT rental pricing. The principle mirrors a commercial real estate lease: the longer the commitment, the lower the monthly rate. Mobile PET/CT rental contract terms fall into three standard categories.

2. CT Slice Count and Detector Configuration

The CT component’s slice count is a major differentiator between mobile PET/CT systems, and it has a direct impact on your monthly rate. A 16 slice PET/CT mobile unit vs 64 slice mobile PET/CT rental vs 128 slice mobile PET/CT rental comparison reveals substantial differences in both capability and cost. Higher slice counts enable faster CT acquisition times, better anatomical localization, and broader clinical versatility including diagnostic-quality CT protocols.

3. PET Detector Technology: Analog vs. Digital

The PET detector technology is a critical differentiator unique to PET/CT systems. Traditional analog PET detectors using bismuth germanate (BGO) or lutetium oxyorthosilicate (LSO) scintillator crystals coupled with photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) represent the majority of the current mobile rental fleet. These systems deliver reliable clinical performance for standard oncology staging and restaging.

Digital PET/CT mobile scanner technology, featuring silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) detectors, represents the latest generation. Digital PET detectors provide significantly improved sensitivity, spatial resolution, and time-of-flight performance, enabling lower radiopharmaceutical doses, faster scan times, and the ability to detect smaller lesions. A digital PET/CT mobile unit rental commands a premium rate but may be clinically justified for facilities focused on early-stage cancer detection, therapy response assessment, or cardiac viability imaging.

4. Scanner Make, Model, and Age

There is a broad range of mobile PET/CT scanners on the rental market. What you require will play a defining role in what you can expect to pay. A facility that needs a late-model GE Discovery PET/CT mobile rental or a current-generation Siemens Biograph mobile PET/CT manufactured within the last three to four years should budget for the upper end of the scale, which can reach $45,000 to $55,000 per month or higher depending on the rental duration. In contrast, a clinic with standard oncology staging needs and moderate volume can secure a reliable 16-slice PET/CT system for $25,000 to $32,000 per month and achieve entirely adequate clinical results.

Models commonly available for mobile PET/CT rental include: GE Discovery ST, Discovery 600, Discovery 690, Discovery 710, and Discovery MI; Siemens Biograph 6, Biograph 16, Biograph 40, Biograph mCT, and Biograph Vision; and Philips Gemini and Vereos. Each platform has different PET detector technology, CT capabilities, service histories, parts availability, and price points. Ask your provider for the specific make, model, software version, PET detector type, and CT slice configuration of the system being quoted.

5. Hot Lab Configuration and Radiopharmaceutical Requirements

Every mobile PET/CT trailer rental requires an on-board hot lab for safe handling, preparation, and injection of radiopharmaceutical doses. The hot lab is a lead-shielded, climate-controlled compartment integrated into the mobile trailer that includes a dose calibrator, L-block shielding, lead-lined dose storage, sharps and radioactive waste containers, injection supplies, and proper ventilation. The hot lab must comply with Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) or Agreement State radiation safety requirements.

The quality and configuration of the hot lab varies significantly between providers. Some offer minimal shielding and basic setup, while others provide a fully equipped, inspection-ready hot lab that meets or exceeds regulatory standards. Radiopharmaceutical procurement (typically FDG for oncology studies or rubidium-82/ammonia N-13 for cardiac PET) is generally arranged separately with a regional radiopharmacy and is not included in the monthly rental rate.

6. Bore Diameter and Patient Comfort Features

Wider bore openings (up to 80cm on some systems) accommodate bariatric patients and reduce claustrophobic anxiety. Systems with dual slide-out rooms offer additional interior space that improves both patient throughput and technologist workflow. ADA-compliant patient lifts are essential for mobile PET/CT rental with patient lift ADA compliant access. If patient experience and accommodation of larger body habitus are priorities, expect to budget for a newer-generation platform.

7. Requirement Specificity

The more flexible your requirements, the more affordable the available options become. A facility that requires a specific OEM, a particular software version, or an exact slice configuration will find fewer systems available and higher rates. Conversely, a facility open to multiple manufacturers and willing to consider systems within a range of configurations will have access to the broadest inventory and the most competitive pricing for their mobile PET/CT scanner rental.

Mobile PET/CT Scanner Rental Programs and Pricing

Mobile PET/CT rental programs generally fall into three tiers based on rental duration, system capability, and monthly rate. Each is structured to address different combinations of clinical need, technology generation, and budget. The following reflects current market pricing as of 2026.

✓ 16 to 40 slice PET/CT scanner configurations with standard PET detectors

✓ Standard reconstruction and oncology imaging protocols included

✓ Fully equipped on-board hot lab with dose calibrator and L-block shielding

✓ Suitable for community oncology practices, outpatient imaging centers, and smaller hospitals

✓ Designed for routine oncology staging, restaging, and treatment response assessment

✓ ADA-compliant patient lift and accessible entry

✓ Fully functional, well-maintained platforms with current calibration

✓ Full service and preventive maintenance included (Amber Diagnostics)

✓ On-site application training included (Amber Diagnostics)

Short-term mobile PET/CT rental programs carry a higher monthly rate because one-time logistics costs including delivery, setup, hot lab verification, calibration, and de-installation are spread over fewer months. For practices focused on standard oncology PET/CT imaging without heavy demand for cardiac PET or advanced quantitative protocols, these systems deliver reliable clinical performance. They are commonly deployed for interim PET/CT services during brief renovation windows, emergency mobile PET/CT deployment following unexpected equipment failures, and trial periods for facilities evaluating whether to invest in permanent PET/CT infrastructure.

✓ 64-slice CT component with advanced reconstruction and time-of-flight PET

✓ Wide clinical protocol library including cardiac PET/CT capable imaging

✓ CT dose reduction technology (iterative reconstruction algorithms)

✓ Fully equipped hot lab with all NRC-compliant safety equipment

✓ Modern, current-generation platforms with strong parts availability

✓ Handles the vast majority of clinical PET/CT protocols in demand today

✓ PACS and RIS integration support included with mobile PET/CT PACS integration assistance

✓ Full service, preventive maintenance, and application training included (Amber Diagnostics)

✓ Metal artifact reduction and enhanced attenuation correction capabilities

This is the most widely selected rental tier across the mobile PET/CT industry. A 64-slice mobile PET/CT rental scanner with time-of-flight technology, cardiac-capable software, and modern reconstruction algorithms accommodates the vast majority of clinical protocols hospitals and imaging centers require today, from routine oncology staging to cardiac viability assessment, radiation therapy planning, and treatment response monitoring. The mid-term duration provides enough time to complete most renovation projects, evaluate referral patterns, or bridge the gap between equipment purchases. Notable systems at this level include the GE Discovery 690, GE Discovery 710, Siemens Biograph mCT, and comparable Philips Gemini TF platforms.

✓ 64 to 128+ slice CT configurations with premium PET detector technology

✓ Digital PET/CT mobile unit options with silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) detectors

✓ Advanced CT dose reduction (ASiR-V, SAFIRE, or equivalent technology)

✓ Time-of-flight and point spread function recovery for superior PET image quality

✓ High-speed gantry rotation for cardiac PET/CT and motion-corrected imaging

✓ Latest-generation software including AI-enhanced reconstruction

✓ Fully equipped hot lab meeting all NRC and Agreement State requirements

✓ Late-model scanners from GE, Siemens, and Philips

✓ Lease-to-own and buyout options available

✓ Delivery fees negotiable or waived on multi-year commitments

✓ Full service, preventive maintenance, and application training included (Amber Diagnostics)

Long-term mobile PET CT lease pricing varies substantially depending on the scanner you select. A late-model digital PET/CT mobile scanner such as the GE Discovery MI with SiPM detectors, time-of-flight technology, and Q.Clear reconstruction will rent for $42,000 to $55,000+ per month. A dependable 64-slice analog PET/CT platform on a long-term agreement can be secured for as low as $28,000 per month. For commitments of 24 months or longer, Amber Diagnostics offers lease-to-own structures with a mobile PET CT lease with buyout option at the end of the term, effectively converting your rental payments into equity in the system.

Market Snapshot: What Other Providers Are Quoting (2025–2026)

Amber’s pricing above reflects our own fleet and all-inclusive programs, including a fully equipped hot lab. For context, here is what independent rental listings and competitor buyer guides across the broader market were quoting in 2025–2026:

• Several providers describe typical mobile PET/CT pricing in the low-to-mid $30,000s per month, while the broader market spans roughly $25,000 to $55,000+ depending on analog versus digital (SiPM) detectors, CT slice count, and time-of-flight capability.

• Digital time-of-flight platforms with silicon photomultiplier detectors (GE Discovery MI, Siemens Biograph Vision) command the top of the range; dependable analog systems anchor the lower end.

• By comparison, a fixed PET/CT suite build can run $5 million to $10 million with 18- to 36-month construction timelines — a gap that makes rental especially compelling for interim and growth scenarios.

• PET/CT is frequently deployed on a routed basis (a few days per week) for lower-volume and rural sites, while higher-volume programs use a parked unit full-time.

• Radiopharmaceutical (FDG) unit doses typically run $200 to $400 each and are arranged separately with a regional radiopharmacy; transportation is commonly $7,500 to $15,000 each way and training $1,500 to $2,500 per day — hot lab, service, and training are included at no charge on Amber programs.

Market figures synthesized from public 2025–2026 listings and buyer guides including Medco Blue, Atlas Medical, USA Mobile Medical, MXR Imaging, and Shared Medical Services.

Beyond the Monthly Rate: Cost of Renting a Mobile PET/CT

The mobile PET/CT monthly rental rate is only one component of the total financial picture. Informed decision-makers account for the full range of expenses associated with bringing a mobile PET/CT scanner online and keeping it operational. Here is every cost category you should budget for.

Transportation

Moving a mobile PET/CT trailer requires specialized hauling equipment, experienced drivers, and careful handling to protect sensitive PET detectors, CT gantry components, and hot lab shielding during transit. Transportation cost typically ranges from $4,000 to $12,000 each way, depending on the distance between the provider’s depot and your facility. PET/CT trailers are generally heavier than CT-only trailers due to the additional PET detector ring and integrated hot lab. On long-term mobile PET CT lease agreements, delivery fees are frequently negotiable or waived entirely. On short-term rentals of one to three months, a waived delivery fee is unlikely regardless of the system’s value.

Site Preparation and Power Requirements

Readying your facility for a mobile PET/CT involves coordinating several elements. Mobile PET/CT site requirements include understanding the trailer dimensions: a standard PET/CT trailer is approximately 48 to 53 feet long, 8.5 feet wide (with an additional 4 to 5 feet on the passenger side where the patient lift and stairs deploy), and 13.5 feet tall. Total weight typically ranges from 30 to 45 tons depending on the system. You will need a level concrete or asphalt pad, adequate turning clearance for the tractor, and proximity to your facility entrance for efficient patient access.

Mobile PET/CT power requirements are typically 480V, 3-phase, 150 to 200 amps via a Russellstoll connection. Most hospitals and larger clinics already have compatible electrical infrastructure. If your facility does not have a compatible power source within reach of the planned trailer location, you will need an electrician to install one. Amber Diagnostics provides a detailed site planning checklist and coordinates directly with your facility engineer or a local contractor to confirm proper electrical setup before delivery.

The Hot Lab: A Critical Component

Unlike standard mobile CT rentals, every mobile PET/CT requires a functional hot lab for radiopharmaceutical dose preparation and injection. The hot lab is integrated into the mobile PET/CT trailer and includes lead shielding, a dose calibrator, L-block shields for technologist protection during dose preparation, lead-lined storage for incoming unit doses, radioactive waste containers, sharps disposal, injection supplies, and proper ventilation to manage any potential airborne contamination.

The hot lab must meet NRC or Agreement State radiation safety regulations, and your facility’s radiation safety officer (RSO) must review and approve the hot lab setup as part of your radioactive materials license or authorized user agreement. Some mobile PET/CT rental providers charge separately for hot lab equipping and maintenance. Amber Diagnostics includes a fully equipped, inspection-ready hot lab with every mobile PET/CT hot lab equipped rental at no additional cost.

Generator Requirements

If your facility lacks adequate shore power, a generator is required. Mobile PET/CT generator rental cost typically ranges from $5,000 to $15,000 per month depending on your location and local fuel costs. Unlike MRI systems, PET/CT scanners do not require continuous power to maintain a cryogenic system, so generator operation is generally required only during scanning hours unless the trailer’s HVAC system demands constant climate control. Your provider should help you evaluate whether a generator is necessary based on your specific site conditions.

Setup, Calibration, and Go-Live

Once the mobile PET/CT trailer has been delivered, positioned, leveled, and connected to power, a field service engineer arrives to bring the system online. The setup and calibration process includes verifying PET detector normalization and calibration, running CT air and water phantom calibrations, testing the patient table and positioning systems, confirming HVAC temperatures within specification, verifying hot lab shielding integrity and dose calibrator accuracy, checking all lighting and emergency systems, running diagnostic scans to validate PET and CT image quality, implementing your clinical protocols, and configuring the scanner to communicate with your facility’s PACS and RIS systems. This mobile PET/CT PACS integration step is critical to ensuring that patient studies flow directly into your existing reading workflow. Setup fees typically range from $3,000 to $6,000 as a one-time charge.

Radiopharmaceutical Procurement

Radiopharmaceutical doses (most commonly FDG for oncology, rubidium-82 generators or ammonia N-13 for cardiac PET) are procured separately from a regional radiopharmacy and are not included in the mobile PET/CT rental rate. FDG unit dose costs typically range from $200 to $400 per patient dose depending on your location and delivery schedule. Your provider should assist in coordinating delivery logistics with your preferred radiopharmacy to ensure doses arrive on schedule and within acceptable calibration windows.

Application Training

If your technologists are not experienced with the rental system’s make and model, application training bridges the gap. PET/CT application training typically lasts two to four days depending on your staff’s familiarity with the platform and the complexity of your clinical protocol library. Many providers charge $1,500 to $2,500 per day for this service. Amber Diagnostics includes on-site application training at no additional cost for all rental programs as part of our mobile PET/CT rental with on-site training commitment.

Quick Reference: Total Cost Breakdown

How to Choose a Mobile PET/CT Rental Provider

Not all mobile PET/CT rental companies operate the same way. Some own their fleet and manage every aspect of the rental experience from warehouse to go-live. Others function primarily as brokers, subleasing equipment from third parties, applying markups, and offering limited visibility into system condition or service responsiveness. Understanding how to choose a provider is essential to protecting both your budget and your imaging quality. When evaluating best mobile PET/CT rental companies in the US, consider the following criteria.

Does the Provider Own Their Fleet?

Companies that own their mobile PET/CT scanners can offer more competitive pricing, faster deployment, and greater flexibility in mobile PET/CT rental contract terms because they are not dependent on another company’s inventory or schedule. Ask directly: do you own this system, or are you sourcing it from a third party? If the provider cannot show you current photos and detailed specifications of the exact unit you will receive, consider that a red flag. When comparing mobile PET/CT rental companies comparison, fleet ownership is a key differentiator.

What Is Included in the Monthly Rate?

The most common source of hidden costs in mobile PET/CT rental is unbundled services. Some providers quote an attractive monthly rate, then bill separately for service coverage, tube replacement reserves, hot lab equipping, training, software licenses, and even calibration visits. Ask for a fully itemized quote that specifies exactly what is and is not included. Compare total cost across providers rather than relying on the headline monthly number alone. Look specifically for mobile PET/CT rental companies with free maintenance and included hot lab equipment.

Staffing: Dry Lease vs. Turnkey Mobile PET/CT

A turnkey mobile PET/CT rental, sometimes called a wet lease, means the provider supplies both the equipment and ARRT-certified, NMTCB-certified PET/CT technologists. Mobile PET/CT staffing solutions through a turnkey arrangement eliminate your facility’s burden of recruitment, credentialing, and benefits management but increase the monthly cost. A mobile PET/CT with technologist arrangement is common for facilities launching new PET/CT programs or those without existing nuclear medicine staff. A dry lease, where your facility provides its own technologists, is the more affordable arrangement for hospitals with existing PET/CT staff.

Is the Hot Lab Included and Inspection-Ready?

The hot lab is a critical regulatory and operational component of any mobile PET/CT. Ask your provider: Is the hot lab fully equipped? Is a dose calibrator included and currently calibrated? Does the hot lab meet NRC and Agreement State requirements? Will the hot lab pass a regulatory inspection without additional investment from your facility? Some providers deliver units with minimal hot lab configuration, leaving your radiation safety officer to source additional shielding, waste management supplies, and safety equipment.

What Is the Provider’s Uptime Guarantee?

Downtime on a mobile PET/CT can cost your facility $8,000 to $20,000 per day in lost revenue and diverted patients. Look for providers that offer a 95% or higher uptime guarantee with clearly defined response times. Ask about their service infrastructure: do they employ their own field engineers, or do they outsource repairs to third-party service organizations?

Can the System Integrate with Your PACS and RIS?

Every mobile PET/CT rental should include DICOM configuration and PACS/RIS integration. Mobile PET/CT PACS integration must be confirmed before go-live. The provider’s technical team should handle VPN setup, DICOM routing, modality worklist configuration, and image transfer validation so that patient studies flow directly into your existing reading and reporting workflow from the first scan. PET/CT data sets are significantly larger than CT-only studies, so network bandwidth and storage capacity should also be evaluated.

Mobile PET/CT Rental Hidden Costs to Avoid

Transparency is critical in the mobile imaging rental industry. Here are the hidden costs that can inflate your total spend if you are not asking the right questions before signing a mobile PET/CT rental agreement.

Who Rents Mobile PET/CT Scanners?

Mobile PET/CT scanner rental is not limited to large hospital systems. Our clients represent a broad cross-section of healthcare organizations and clinical settings:

GE vs. Siemens Mobile PET/CT Rental: A Practical Comparison

Two manufacturers dominate the mobile PET/CT scanner rental market: GE Healthcare and Siemens Healthineers. Both produce excellent systems, but they differ in areas that matter to rental clients. When conducting a Shared Medical Services vs Akumin mobile PET/CT or broader mobile PET/CT rental companies comparison, understanding these platform differences helps you make an informed decision regardless of which provider you select.

Both GE Discovery PET/CT mobile rental and Siemens Biograph mobile PET/CT options deliver strong clinical performance. Your choice should be guided by your technologists’ familiarity with the platform, protocol compatibility with your existing workflow, and the specific clinical applications you need. If your facility currently operates a GE PET/CT in-house, renting a GE mobile unit minimizes retraining. The same logic applies to Siemens sites. Amber Diagnostics carries both manufacturers in our mobile fleet and can recommend the best mobile PET/CT scanner for rental based on your specific situation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile PET/CT

How much does it cost to rent a mobile PET/CT scanner?

Mobile PET/CT scanner rental rates typically range from $25,000 to $55,000 per month depending on the PET detector technology (analog vs. digital), CT slice count (16-slice vs. 64-slice vs. 128-slice), scanner make and model, rental duration, and whether staffing is included. Short-term PET/CT scanner rental programs of 1 to 4 months carry higher monthly rates, while long-term mobile PET/CT rental agreements of 12 months or more offer the most competitive pricing. Amber Diagnostics provides all-inclusive pricing with service, maintenance, hot lab, and training included at no additional charge.

How quickly can a mobile PET/CT be deployed?

An emergency mobile PET/CT deployment can typically be arranged in 5 to 15 business days depending on fleet availability, geographic distance, and site readiness. If your facility already has a suitable pad and compatible electrical infrastructure, deployment timelines can be shortened. Amber Diagnostics coordinates the entire delivery process from site assessment through go-live to minimize time-to-scan.

What site preparation is needed for a mobile PET/CT?

Mobile PET/CT site requirements include a level concrete or asphalt pad capable of supporting 30 to 45 tons, adequate clearance for a 48- to 53-foot trailer, and proximity to your facility entrance for patient access. Mobile PET/CT power requirements are typically 480V, 3-phase, 150 to 200 amps via a Russellstoll connection. If your facility lacks compatible shore power, a generator rental can be arranged. Amber Diagnostics provides a detailed site planning checklist and works directly with your facilities team before delivery.

Does the rental include maintenance and service?

This varies significantly by provider. Some mobile PET/CT rental companies quote equipment-only rates and bill $3,000 to $8,000 per month separately for service coverage. Amber Diagnostics includes full service coverage, preventive maintenance, hot lab equipping, and on-site application training with every mobile PET/CT rental with maintenance included at no additional cost. Always ask for a fully itemized quote when comparing providers.

Can a mobile PET/CT integrate with our PACS system?

Yes. Mobile PET/CT PACS integration should be standard with any professional rental. The provider’s technical team handles DICOM configuration, VPN setup, modality worklist configuration, and image transfer validation so studies flow into your existing reading workflow. PET/CT data sets are larger than CT-only studies, so network bandwidth should be evaluated. Amber Diagnostics manages the full integration process as part of every mobile PET/CT rental including delivery and setup.

What is included in the hot lab, and is it inspection-ready?

Every Amber Diagnostics mobile PET/CT hot lab equipped rental includes a dose calibrator, L-block shielding, lead-lined dose storage, radioactive waste containers, sharps disposal, injection supplies, and proper ventilation. Our hot labs are maintained to meet NRC and Agreement State radiation safety standards and are ready for regulatory inspection. Some providers deliver units with minimal hot lab configurations and charge separately for equipping.

Do I need to arrange my own radiopharmaceuticals?

Yes. Radiopharmaceutical procurement (typically FDG for oncology or rubidium-82/ammonia N-13 for cardiac PET) is arranged separately with a regional radiopharmacy and is not included in the mobile PET/CT rental rate. FDG unit doses typically cost $200 to $400 per dose. Amber Diagnostics can assist in coordinating delivery logistics with your preferred radiopharmacy.

What is the difference between a routed and a parked mobile PET/CT?

A parked mobile PET/CT unit remains at your facility full-time, connected to shore power, and operates like a permanent scanner in a mobile trailer. Routed mobile PET/CT services involve a mobile unit that travels a fixed weekly or biweekly schedule, spending one or two days at each facility. Routed services are common for rural hospital PET/CT access and facilities that do not have sufficient volume for a full-time unit. Parked units are standard for hospitals with daily PET/CT demand.

Can I rent a mobile PET/CT with technologist staffing included?

Yes. A turnkey mobile PET/CT rental with staffing means the provider supplies both the equipment and ARRT-certified, NMTCB-certified PET/CT technologists. Mobile PET/CT staffing solutions through a turnkey arrangement eliminate recruitment, credentialing, and benefits management but increase the monthly cost. Mobile PET/CT with technologist packages are especially popular for facilities launching new PET/CT programs or those without existing nuclear medicine staff. A dry lease where your facility provides its own technologists is the more affordable option.

Is a mobile PET/CT rental available in my area?

Amber Diagnostics provides mobile PET/CT rental nationwide from our Orlando, Florida headquarters. Whether you need a mobile PET/CT rental Florida location, mobile PET/CT rental Southeast US coverage, or deployment anywhere in the continental United States and Canada, we can deliver. For facilities searching for a mobile PET/CT scanner rental near me, contact Amber Diagnostics at 1-888-561-7900 for availability and pricing specific to your location.

Partner with Amber Diagnostics

Mobile PET/CT scanner rental involves numerous interconnected variables, and overlooking even one can lead to project delays, budget overruns, or a system that does not meet your clinical objectives. Partnering with an experienced mobile PET/CT rental company from the outset is the most reliable way to ensure a successful outcome.

Amber Diagnostics has supported healthcare organizations nationwide in sourcing, refurbishing, and deploying diagnostic imaging equipment since 1994. As both a mobile PET/CT and MRI rental provider and a full-service equipment dealer, we bring a perspective that pure rental companies and top mobile imaging providers cannot match: we understand the systems from the inside out because we refurbish, install, and service them ourselves.

What Sets Amber Apart

Note: Rental rates, programs, and cost ranges in this guide reflect current market conditions as of 2026 and are provided as general planning guidance. Actual pricing varies by system make, model, age, configuration, rental term, geographic distance, and site conditions. Radiopharmaceuticals are procured separately from a regional radiopharmacy. Contact Amber Diagnostics for a quote specific to your facility and timeline.

Note: Rental rates, programs, and cost ranges in this guide reflect current market conditions as of 2026 and are provided as general planning guidance. Actual pricing varies by system make, model, age, configuration, rental term, geographic distance, and site conditions. Contact Amber Diagnostics for a quote specific to your facility and timeline.