Recertified - GE MAC 5500 HD Resting ECG/EKG System
The MAC 5500 HD Resting ECG System is a premier ECG system, delivering advanced disease management capabilities through one of the industry-leading collections of algorithms and advanced networking.
The MAC 5500 HD represents a new definition of ECG speed and accuracy, and offers:
- Better triaging tools for Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) detection
- Configurable Crtical Values to help speed time to treatment
- More accurate pacemaker detection for advanced interpretation of paced rhythms (part of the high definition cam acquisition module, HD)
- Enhanced barcode workflow, with orders and ADT download capability, work together to help improve efficiency across the enterprise
- Connected ECG Workflow to help save time and avoid costly misdiagnoses
This GE MAC 5500 HD ECG/EKG includes a color screen, fax modem, and wifi capabilities. Other options are available, fill out our contact form or give us a call today.
We also have the GE MAC 5500 available here, if an HD screen isn’t necessary for you.
The MAC 5500 HD also meets the need for productivity across the enterprise, by empowering a wide range of users to precisely capture, analyze, and communicate ECG data. All to ensure the right data goes with the right patient to help reduce demographic and billing errors, and speed time to treatment. This machine includes the following accessories:
- One set of GE Mac 5500 banana connectors
- One set of alligator clip adapters
- GE Cam 14 ECG Acquistion Module
- GE ECG Paper
- Patient cable
- Patient lead wires
- Power cord with Battery
- GE Mac 5500 Operator’s manual
- Field service manual
- Resting ECG physician’s guide
Quality Care
- Decision support tools to help meet clinical guidelines
- Validated ECG analysis
- Risk stratification tool
- Data integration through connectivity
- Clinical information management
- Streamlined process and error reduction
GE Marquette* ECG Analysis Programs are a preferred choice in a variety of care settings and industries, including hospitals, clinics, physician offices, and clinical research organizations (CROs).