Siemens SOMATOM go.All CT Financing

Slot 64-slice CT into the go-line's tablet-driven workflow and you get a scanner that moves quickly through both routine and moderately complex protocols without asking for a separate control room configuration. The Siemens SOMATOM go.All is that combination: 64 detector rows, the go Cockpit tablet interface for in-room technologist control, and ADMIRE reconstruction for dose management. For a multi-specialty clinic running a mix of orthopedic, oncology, and routine diagnostic CT, the go.All handles the protocol variety with a single platform investment. Imaging centers that have graduated from a 16-slice or 32-slice system and want 64-slice capability without moving to a dual-source platform often find the go.All's price and workflow a natural fit.

We finance the SOMATOM go.All through loan, lease, and EFA structures. New and pre-owned units qualify. Many go.All transactions fall within the application-only approval range, particularly for pre-owned units, which simplifies the credit process considerably.

go.All Capabilities and Protocol Coverage

The go.All occupies the middle of the Siemens go-line. Its 64-slice configuration handles all standard CT protocols: brain, chest, abdomen-pelvis, CTA, musculoskeletal, and basic cardiac CTA in appropriately selected patients. Like the rest of the go-line, the go.All's workflow is driven by the go Cockpit tablet, which allows the technologist to position and scan from inside the patient's room rather than requiring repeated transitions to a separate control area.

Siemens integrates myExam Companion AI assistance into the go-line, which helps with automated positioning based on scout image landmarks and protocol suggestion based on the clinical order. For high-volume facilities where technologist variability in positioning affects image quality across shifts, AI-guided positioning reduces protocol variation without requiring constant supervisor oversight.

• 64 detector rows for a broad range of CT protocols
• go Cockpit tablet interface for in-room scan control
• myExam Companion AI-assisted positioning and protocol management
• ADMIRE iterative reconstruction for dose optimization
• Compatible with syngo.via post-processing and standard DICOM export

For facilities considering the go.All alongside the SOMATOM go.Top, the primary difference is detector row count: 64 versus 192. For general radiology without a significant cardiac CTA program, the go.All's 64-slice coverage is clinically sufficient and typically prices $200,000 to $400,000 less than the go.Top on new placements.

Transaction Pricing and Financing Structures

New SOMATOM go.All systems typically price landing between $300k and $550k depending on configuration. Pre-owned units, increasingly available as hospitals upgrade to go.Top or higher-tier platforms, generally run $150,000 to $350,000 with dealer reconditioning and warranty. At these price points, many transactions qualify for application-only financing, with credit decisions in 24 to 48 hours and funding typically within one week of approval.

Term lengths of 48 to 72 months are common for go.All transactions. For centers that want year-one tax benefits, a loan or EFA structure enables Section 179 or bonus depreciation treatment on the full purchase price in the acquisition year. We recommend confirming the deduction size with your tax advisor before structuring around it, as the benefit depends on the facility's taxable income and the tax year's applicable deduction limits.

New vs. Pre-Owned go.All: The Comparison

New go.All acquisition includes current OEM warranty, the latest software build including any AI feature updates, and the full Siemens installation and commissioning process. Pre-owned go.All units offer similar clinical capability at lower acquisition cost, with the trade-off of managing service coverage through an ISO or negotiated Siemens extension contract.

For centers where service infrastructure is available locally and the OEM warranty premium does not justify the price difference, a pre-owned go.All is often the better financial decision. A center that pays $200,000 less for a pre-owned go.All and invests $30,000 in a multi-year ISO service contract is $170,000 better capitalized than a new-OEM buyer, which matters for facilities managing tight operating margins. We handle refurbished equipment financing on go.All units from dealers who provide warranty and documentation.

Equity Options on a go.All Already in Service

Facilities that purchased a SOMATOM go.All through a capital purchase and now carry it free and clear, or near to free and clear, can access the equipment's residual equity through a cash-out equipment refinance or Sale-Leaseback Financing. These structures convert equipment asset value to working capital without selling the machine or disrupting the scan schedule.

For a go.All in service for two to four years with manageable tube hours and current software, appraised value can support a meaningful cash-out advance. We coordinate the appraisal and structure the transaction so the facility understands the net cash position before committing. Neither structure adds risk to clinical operations if the lease payments or loan payments are supportable by ongoing scan revenue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Buyer questions about the Siemens SOMATOM go.All and its financing.