Venue Go™ Point of Care Ultrasound System - Ultrasound

Save 15% off framework price of the Venue Go™ with seven-year warranty plus one eligible AI tool and one advanced tool for free.

The GE HealthCare Venue Go ultrasound system is a versatile point-of-care imaging solution designed to support clinicians wherever patient care is delivered. Its portable design allows healthcare teams to move the system easily between clinical environments, helping to bring ultrasound directly to the patient rather than requiring patients to be transported to dedicated imaging departments.
Suitable for use across a wide range of settings, Venue Go can support emergency departments, operating theatres, anaesthesia, intensive care, acute medical units, medical and surgical wards, trauma and orthopaedic services, perioperative care and clinical education environments. This flexibility makes it an attractive option for NHS organisations looking to maximise the value of ultrasound equipment across multiple departments.

By providing immediate access to imaging at the bedside, Venue Go can help reduce delays associated with patient transfers and improve the speed of clinical assessment. This can support timely decision-making, particularly in fast-paced environments where rapid access to diagnostic information is important.
The system includes advanced clinical applications and artificial intelligence-enabled tools designed to support consistent ultrasound examinations. These features can help users with varying levels of ultrasound experience achieve reliable image acquisition and interpretation, supporting greater confidence in clinical practice and helping organisations promote standardised approaches to point-of-care ultrasound.

Venue Go can also be tailored to meet the specific requirements of individual departments and organisations. Rather than purchasing a fixed specification, healthcare providers can configure the system with the applications and tools that best support their local clinical pathways and operational priorities. This flexible approach helps ensure organisations invest in functionality that meets their needs.
As part of this special NHS Supply Chain offer, Venue Go is available with a 15% saving against the framework price. The offer also includes a seven-year warranty to support long-term budget planning, together with one eligible artificial intelligence tool and one advanced application at no additional cost. This combination of savings, flexibility and enhanced functionality helps NHS organisations achieve both clinical and financial objectives while supporting high-quality patient care.

• Delivers a 15% saving against the NHS Supply Chain framework price for the Venue Go Ultrasound System, helping organisations maximise value from their capital budgets.
• Includes a seven-year warranty as standard, providing greater cost certainty and supporting long-term financial planning.
• One eligible artificial intelligence tool is included at no additional charge, enhancing clinical capability without increasing purchase costs.
• One advanced clinical tool is also included at no additional charge, providing added functionality and flexibility for a range of clinical applications.
• Designed for portability, allowing the system to be taken directly to the patient across multiple care settings and departments.
• Artificial intelligence applications help support consistent image acquisition and examination workflows between users with varying levels of experience.
• Supports rapid bedside assessment and informed clinical decision-making, helping clinicians respond quickly to patient needs.
• C-Nerve and linear transducers are available as added value within the promotion, supporting a wider range of point-of-care ultrasound examinations.
• The ability to use the system across multiple departments helps maximise utilisation and achieve greater return on capital investment.

This offer is over and above the standard discount available through the NHS Supply Chain framework agreement. The discount is a fixed term offer. All orders must be placed before 31 March 2027