How to Find the Right GCX Solution for Your Medical Device or Care Area

GCX organizes its catalog two ways: by care area (where the equipment will be used) and by device or mounting type (what needs to be held and how). Start with whichever one you already know — if you have a department in mind, browse Care Area Solutions; if you have a specific monitor, tablet, or cart in mind, go through the product and device-compatibility lists. For anything off-the-shelf that doesn't fit, GCX offers a "Talk with an expert" path toward custom and OEM work.

Browse by care area

If your starting point is the clinical space rather than the hardware, GCX groups mounting solutions into named care areas:

• Perioperative
• Labor & Delivery
• Patient Room
• Emergency Department
• Telemetry
• Central Stations
• Intensive Care
• Telehealth Solutions
• Phlebotomy / Vascular Access Cart

This is the faster route when you're standardizing a unit or a whole facility, since the goal is usually consistency across rooms rather than a single mount. GCX frames this as "standardize GCX mounting solutions throughout your healthcare facility."

Browse by device brand or type

If you already know the equipment that needs mounting, GCX maintains a medical device compatibility list. Named brands include:

Capsule, CASMED, Critikon, Dräger, Edwards Lifesciences, Fukuda Denshi, GE Healthcare, Getinge, Maquet, Masimo, Medtronic, Mindray, Mortara, Nellcor, Nihon Kohden, OBIX, Oridion, Penlon, Philips, SANUWAVE, seca, Sonosite, Spacelabs, Terumo, Trumpf, Welch Allyn, Zoe Medical, Zoll.

Use this when the device is fixed and you need a mount that matches it. If your device isn't listed, that's a signal to ask about custom or OEM options rather than assume nothing exists.

Browse by mounting location or equipment type

For IT, EMR, and general workstation needs, GCX sorts solutions by where the mount attaches and what it carries.

By mounting location:

By equipment type:

• Workstations
• Tablet Solutions
• Laptops
• Flat Panel Monitors
• Keyboards
• CPU / UPS

By product family (standard products):

• Arms: Variable Height VHM-P, VHM-PL, VHM-T, VHM-25; Patient Tablet Arm; Fixed Height M Series, E Series
• Carts and Roll Stands: GCX Light Duty Roll Stand, Variable Height VHRC and VHRS Series, Fixed Height Light Duty Roll Stands, Standard Roll Stands FHRC Series
• Jaco workstations: EVO Carts (EVO, EVO SE, EVO Lite), EVO Wall Arms, EVO Wall Station, PerfectView Tablet Carts, PerfectView TV Carts

Accessories and integration parts

If you're specifying a complete setup rather than a single mount, the accessory list covers the pieces that usually get decided last: barcode scanner mounts, baskets and bins, cable management, camera mounts, CPU mounts, data capture device mounts, drawers, gas cylinder mounts, gel bottle mounts, handles, keyboard trays and plates, medical-grade power strips, mountable tablet enclosures, PolyQuip post and I.V. bag hanger mounts, power supply mounts, probe cup mounts, speaker mounts, tablet integration trays, UPS mounts, USB charging modules, and VESA adapter plates.

When to contact GCX directly

Go to "Talk with an expert" if any of these apply:

• Your device isn't on the compatibility list.
• You need a fully custom or OEM solution — GCX describes its OEM range as spanning "off-the-shelf to fully custom."
• You're outfitting multiple care areas and want a standardization plan rather than individual parts.

GCX also lists services around design & development, manufacturing & logistics, and quality & regulatory support, which is the relevant path if you're a device maker rather than a hospital buyer.

Practical starting points

• Know the room, not the part? Start at Care Area Solutions.
• Know the monitor or device? Start at Medical Device Solutions and check the brand list.
• Know only where it mounts? Start at Mounting Solutions and filter by channel/wall, ceiling, cart, post/pole, counter top, or rail.
• Building an IT or EMR workstation? Start at IT and EMR Solutions.
• Nothing fits? Use "Talk with an expert."

One caveat worth noting: the site's product pages don't publish pricing, so budget figures have to come from a direct quote rather than the catalog.