Three values that make Davis Medical stand out from the competition:

Reliability- Cardiologist have relied on us for nearly two decades
Knowledge- Cardiologists know we understand what it takes to run
                    a successful practice
Service- Cardiologists realize we respond faster than others

Reliability:
We only sell products that are reliable enough for you to provide the highest level of patient care your budget allows. We recognize that our staff needs to be as reliable as our equipment. That's why we are constantly training, carefully listening, and continuously evolving our business. Whether its new or used treadmills, defibrillators, patient monitors, or echocardiographs, if it came from Davis Medical, it's reliable. Reliability is the reason Davis Medical's exclusive 12/30 Certification process has become such an important factor in deciding whether and where to buy used cardiac equipment. If it doesn't say 12/30 Certification on that previously owned equipment, it doesn't say Reliable.

Knowledge:
We place an extremely high value on knowing what we sell and service. That's why after two decades in this competitive business we have a reputation for having the answers that no one else does. Our cardiologists understand that we either know the answer or know who to talk to in order to get the answer. Whether it's knowing the right contacts at the manufacturer or knowing the right buttons to push on the electrocardiograph, our knowledge is a valuable resource for our clients.

Service:
When you need service, you need it now, not three weeks from now. When our clients find themselves in a technical crisis they know the Davis Medical service team solves problems fast. When our competitor's clients risk having egg on their face as they wade through the voice mail maze of some manufacturers, our clients' patients never miss a beat, thanks to our easy access service department. In a business where every second counts, our clients won't tolerate excessive downtime for maintenance or lost services during equipment changeovers. We go out of our way to make sure our cardiologists practice cardiology, not how-do-we-get-this-darn-thing-to-workology.