This comparison is a little different from the others.

RedRick does not present one fixed clinical radiology workstation with a standard size, fixed accessory package and published price. Its approach is intentionally custom: workstations are designed around the room, equipment, monitor array and workflow.

And even after researching RedRick’s website, resource library, product literature and videos, it remains difficult to identify one current curved, dual-surface clinical workstation with a complete public specification sheet, dimensions, component list and price.

That is not necessarily a flaw. In many ways, it is the point.

RedRick is selling a custom project rather than asking buyers to select one predefined workstation from a catalog.

So rather than force a model-to-model comparison that does not really exist, we are doing two things.

First, we are using the Biomorph Pro SuperPlus — the largest and most fully featured radiology workstation we offer.

Think of it as walking into a dealership and choosing the largest SUV on the lot, at the highest trim level, with the major add-ons already selected.

We are not choosing a smaller or less expensive Biomorph model to make the numbers look better.

We are starting with a 108-inch-wide, five-leg curved dual-surface workstation capable of supporting up to 10 monitors, then adding five Humanscale MFlex M2 Dual monitor arms, CPU storage, power and cable management, USB charging, task lighting, specialized radiology backlighting and professional installation.

Second, we compare that defined Pro SuperPlus configuration against the capabilities RedRick publicly describes for its custom clinical workstations.

Our research confirms that RedRick offers curved radiology workstations, height-adjustable workstation designs and dual-surface concepts including ComfortView–GLIDE. What is harder to find publicly is one fixed configuration that combines all of those capabilities with exact dimensions, load specifications, components and pricing.

Where RedRick publishes an exact specification, we use it. Where a feature, size, component or price remains project-specific, we call it custom / confirm with RedRick rather than invent a number.

That difference is ultimately part of the comparison.

One important point before we get into the details: both RedRick and Biomorph offer project support. Buyers can work directly with a sales representative on space planning, workstation configuration, monitor requirements, room layouts, installation planning and larger multi-station projects.

The distinction is not service versus no service. It is the starting point. RedRick generally begins with consultation, design and a project quote. Biomorph lets you start with a defined workstation, published specifications and a visible current price — and still bring in a sales representative for planning, configuration and project help whenever you need it.

For a single workstation, Biomorph also keeps the pricing process simple. You do not need to work through a contract price list, calculate a list-price discount, determine a purchasing tier or request a special quote just to understand the cost. The price shown in this article is the current price for one fully configured Pro SuperPlus workstation, with White Glove Installation shown separately.

Larger projects are different. If you are purchasing multiple workstations — particularly when several units are being delivered and installed at the same location — Biomorph can provide project or volume pricing as well. The single-workstation price gives you a clear starting point before any project-specific savings are considered.

Do you want to go through a consultation and quoting process to design a workstation specifically for your environment, or do you want a highly equipped platform whose dimensions, components, options and pricing you can evaluate before that process even begins?

Either way, both companies can support the project. The difference is how much information you can see before that conversation starts.

Let’s compare.

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These Companies Actually Agree on a Lot

It is important to start here.

RedRick clearly understands radiology ergonomics.

Its healthcare resources emphasize adjustable work surfaces, curved workstation shapes, large multi-monitor configurations, monitor positioning, ambient lighting, cable management and designing the workspace around the radiologist.

We agree.

RedRick’s own ComfortView–GLIDE literature also confirms that the company has developed an independently positioned secondary work-surface concept for multi-monitor users. GLIDE uses a floating surface designed to move along the horizontal plane while integrating with RedRick’s broader ComfortView workstation approach.

We are not treating GLIDE as a fixed equivalent to Pro SuperPlus because RedRick does not publish enough information to make that claim. It simply confirms that dual-surface ergonomic workstation design is part of RedRick’s clinical offering.

So this is not an article arguing that one company understands ergonomics and the other does not.

The more interesting comparison is how each company turns those ergonomic principles into something the customer can specify, price and purchase.

Why We Chose Pro SuperPlus

Pro SuperPlus is the largest curved dual-surface workstation in the Biomorph line.

It measures approximately:

108" wide × 58" deep

Its five-leg structure provides additional support for the oversized curved work surfaces and large monitor configurations.

It can support up to:

10 monitors

using five dual-monitor arms.

This is intentionally the most robust Biomorph platform we can use for this comparison.

If RedRick were developing a workstation for a similarly large multi-monitor clinical reading environment, its own custom-design positioning suggests that the final dimensions would be established during the consultation and specification process rather than selected from one fixed catalog model.

Our Fully Equipped Pro SuperPlus Build

Biomorph Pro SuperPlus — $7,600
5 × Humanscale MFlex M2 Dual Monitor Arms — $4,495
2 × Leg-Mounted CPU Holders — $500
CableCab + Cable Spine + 10-Outlet Tripp Lite — $675
Desk2Device USB Charger — $120
Humanscale Element Vision Task Light — $426
LED Radiology Reading BackLite — $995

Fully Configured Pro SuperPlus Before Installation: $14,811

Biomorph White Glove Installation is shown separately:

White Glove Installation: $850

Final Installed Price: $15,661

So before talking to anyone, you can see what this highly equipped workstation costs.

Quick comparison: Because RedRick’s clinical platform is custom, this chart uses exact Biomorph specifications where available and RedRick’s published capabilities or “custom / confirm with RedRick” where a directly comparable fixed specification could not be found.

Comparison research current as of August 30, 2026

High-End Radiology Workstation Quick Comparison

Biomorph Pro SuperPlus versus RedRick’s custom clinical radiology workstation approach.

Feature	Biomorph Pro SuperPlus	RedRick Custom Clinical Workstation
Platform & Workspace
Product Approach	Defined flagship platform Customizable within a published product	Custom project Designed around room, workflow and equipment
Exact Comparable Model Publicly Identified	✓Pro SuperPlus	Not found Multiple concepts/products; final clinical build is custom
Published Size	108" W × 58" D	Custom Historical 90" × 90" B600 example found
Curved Workstation Available	✓	✓Confirmed in healthcare materials
Dual-Surface / Secondary Work Surface Capability	✓ Two independently powered surfaces	✓ Dual-surface concepts confirmed; ComfortView–GLIDE is one example
Curved + Dual-Surface Exact Configuration Specs	Published	Limited public detail Confirm exact configuration during design process
Leg / Support Structure	5-leg platform	Custom by project
Desktop Finish Choices	8 colors	6 standard finishes Custom finishes also available
Ergonomics & Monitor Support
Published Height Range	22.1"–48.6"	24"–50" BIFMA option published at 22"–48"
Maximum Monitor Positions in Compared Build	Up to 10 5 dual-monitor arms	Custom Configured around monitor array
Monitor Positioning Approach	Humanscale articulated arms M2 baseline; M8 where heavier displays require it	ComfortView / custom monitor support Designed for large diagnostic displays
Components & Features
Lift Technology Identified by Manufacturer	LINAK	Not consistently itemized publicly Final specification is project-specific
Monitor Hardware	Humanscale	RedRick ComfortView / custom
Task Lighting	Humanscale Element Vision	Available / integrated by project
Radiology Backlighting	LED Radiology Reading BackLite included	Ambient lighting emphasized and customizable
CPU Storage	2 leg-mounted holders	Available / custom
Cable & Power Management	✓ CableCab, cable spine, 10-outlet Tripp Lite, USB	✓ Integrated as part of custom project; GLIDE literature confirms self-contained cable/power capability
Pricing & Buying Process
Current Workstation Price Published	Yes	No Consultation and quote required
Fully Configured Price Before Installation	$14,811 Exact current configuration used in this article	Quote Required Current comparable custom configuration not publicly priced
Historical Public Price Benchmark	Current pricing available	$11,866 list 2017 B600 90" × 90" public hospital-planning reference; exact configuration unknown
Estimated 2026 Historical Benchmark	$14,811 exact current configured price	Approx. $15,500–$16,900 3%–4% annual aging assumption; not a current RedRick quote
Installation Price Published	$850 White Glove	Quote required
Final Installed Price Visible Upfront	$15,661 $14,811 workstation + $850 installation	Current total requires project quote
U.S. Freight / Cross-Border Costs	Domestic U.S. purchasing path	Confirm with quote Freight, cross-border logistics and any applicable charges vary
Space Planning / Project Support	✓ Sales support available for planning, configuration and multi-station projects	✓ Consultative planning and implementation support
Single-Workstation Pricing Process	Published current price No contract list, discount tier or special quote required to establish the starting price	Project quote required Final pricing established through consultation and configuration
Multi-Workstation / Project Pricing	Available Volume/project pricing may apply, especially for multiple units delivered and installed at one location	Available through project quote
Buying Process	Review specs → Configure → See price → Buy / get project help	Consult → Design → Configure → Quote → Implement

Comparison research current as of August 30, 2026. RedRick custom clinical configurations vary by project. Our research confirmed curved clinical workstations and dual-surface concepts including ComfortView–GLIDE, but we did not locate one current public RedRick configuration combining the same size, curved geometry, dual-surface capability, full component specification and pricing as Pro SuperPlus. The historical RedRick benchmark shown is from a 2017 public hospital equipment-planning document for a B600 90" × 90" workstation; exact included equipment is unknown. The estimated 2026 range applies a 3%–4% annual cost assumption and is not a RedRick quote.

Why Start With M2 Monitor Arms?

Because we are trying to build a realistic workstation rather than simply make it as expensive as possible.

Five MFlex M2 Dual arms provide 10 monitor positions and are appropriate for many modern monitor configurations.

If individual diagnostic displays require heavier-duty support, we can substitute Humanscale M8 Dual arms where needed.

That is one of the advantages of a configurable monitor-arm platform: you do not necessarily need to specify the highest-capacity arm for every screen if only some positions require it.

RedRick Does Offer Dual-Surface Solutions

One thing our additional research clarified is that RedRick does offer dual-surface clinical workstation concepts.

Its ComfortView–GLIDE literature describes a floating secondary work surface designed for multi-monitor environments, and other RedRick examples show height-adjustable clinical workstations and curved workstation geometries.

What remains difficult to find publicly is a single current RedRick model that combines curved geometry, dual surfaces, exact overall dimensions, monitor count, component specifications and pricing in one published product.

That is why we do not try to turn GLIDE into a direct Pro SuperPlus equivalent.

Instead, we simply recognize that RedRick can provide this type of functionality — and that the exact implementation is developed as part of a custom project.

Ergonomic Height Range: Very Comparable

Unlike some workstation comparisons, height range is not a major weakness for RedRick.

RedRick publishes a standard workstation adjustment range of:

24"–50"

and says BIFMA-compliant options are available from:

22"–48"

Biomorph Pro SuperPlus is approximately:

22.1"–48.6"

In practical terms, these are both highly adjustable systems.

So for this comparison, the more meaningful differences are workspace design, monitor positioning, configuration transparency and how the final workstation is specified and purchased.

A Large Curved Workspace Matters

RedRick’s own radiology philosophy supports curved workstations and customized shapes designed around the user.

That makes the 108-inch Pro SuperPlus an appropriate Biomorph product to put into this comparison.

The SuperPlus is approximately 108 inches wide by 58 inches deep, with a large curved configuration designed to surround the primary working area.

RedRick does not publish one current 108-inch clinical model for us to place beside it.

Instead, dimensions are determined as part of the custom design process.

That means a RedRick station intended for the same type of large reading environment would be designed and quoted as a custom project.

Five Legs for a Very Large Workstation

Pro SuperPlus uses five legs, including additional rear support for the oversized work surfaces and monitor load.

That is important because this is not simply a standard desk stretched to 108 inches.

For buyers supporting multiple diagnostic displays, CPUs, lighting, power equipment and other devices, the underlying structure matters just as much as the dimensions.

Materials and Finishes

Biomorph gives buyers eight desktop color choices, allowing the workstation to coordinate with the reading room or broader healthcare environment.

The work surfaces are manufactured in Minnesota and include Biomorph’s Comfort Edge.

RedRick also gives buyers considerable finish flexibility, including standard and custom finish options.

The distinction again comes back to the purchasing model.

Biomorph presents a defined menu of choices around a defined workstation.

RedRick can develop the finish and configuration as part of the custom project.

We Tell You What the Major Components Are

This is another meaningful difference in purchasing transparency.

With Pro SuperPlus, buyers can identify important technology before placing an order.

The workstation uses LINAK lift technology.

The monitor hardware in this configuration is Humanscale.

The task light is Humanscale.

Power includes a Tripp Lite 10-outlet system.

Each component can be evaluated individually.

RedRick publishes extensive information about what its workstation systems can do, but much more of the final component specification is established as the custom workstation is developed.

That is not necessarily a disadvantage. It is simply a different way to buy.

Task Lighting AND Radiology Backlighting

Because we are treating this as our highest-trim-level configuration, we included both types of lighting.

The Humanscale Element Vision Task Light provides localized adjustable task lighting.

The Biomorph LED Radiology Reading BackLite provides low-level reflected ambient lighting behind the monitor area.

RedRick also emphasizes ambient lighting as an important component of an optimized reading environment.

Again, these companies agree on the basic principle.

Power, CPUs and Cable Management

A workstation supporting up to 10 monitors can generate an enormous amount of cabling and equipment.

Our SuperPlus configuration includes two leg-mounted CPU holders, CableCab, cable spine, 10-outlet Tripp Lite power and Desk2Device USB charging.

RedRick likewise emphasizes cable management, power integration and device management. Its GLIDE literature specifically references self-contained cable management and power distribution.

So both companies recognize that a serious radiology workstation is more than a large desktop.

RedRick May Be More Custom Than You Need — Or Exactly What You Want

This is where the comparison becomes less technical and more about purchasing philosophy.

RedRick's healthcare approach is centered on custom design.

Its team consults with the customer, determines the workspace requirements, develops the configuration and manages implementation.

That can be extremely valuable if you have an unusual room, specialized equipment or a workflow that genuinely requires a workstation to be designed around it.

But even after researching RedRick's available healthcare materials, brochures and videos, there is still no simple public page where a buyer can answer all of these questions for one directly comparable workstation:

Exactly how big is it?

Is this exact configuration curved and dual-surface?

Which components are included?

How many monitors does this specific build support?

What does the workstation cost?

What will freight and installation cost?

Those answers develop through the sales and design process.

And that is really the point of the comparison.

Think Custom Contractor vs. Defined Product

One way to think about the difference is similar to hiring a high-end custom contractor versus purchasing a fully specified premium product.

With the contractor, you can look at previous projects, understand their capabilities and discuss what you want.

Then you develop the design, select the details, finalize the scope and get the price.

RedRick's customized clinical-workstation process has some of those characteristics.

Biomorph takes a more productized approach.

Pro SuperPlus already exists as a 108-inch curved five-leg dual-surface platform.

You can see its specifications.

You can see the component choices.

You can see what the accessories cost.

You can see the installation price.

And you can still contact Biomorph for help configuring it, space planning the room, coordinating multiple stations or planning installation.

For one workstation, the advantage is that you do not have to go through a contract-pricing exercise or sales quote simply to learn the starting price. For larger projects, Biomorph can still provide project-specific and volume pricing.

So it is not custom versus no customization, and it is not service versus no service.

It is:

A custom-designed platform

versus

a defined platform with customization available within it.

What Does RedRick Cost?

This is the hardest part of the comparison because RedRick does not publish current pricing for a directly comparable custom clinical workstation.

The closest useful public example we were able to identify was a 2017 hospital equipment-planning document listing a RedRick B600 90" × 90" workstation at $11,866 list.

There are major limitations.

The price is from 2017, and we do not know exactly which monitor system, accessories, lighting, power components or other options were included.

So we cannot responsibly call $11,866 the price of a workstation comparable to Pro SuperPlus.

We use it only as a historical reference point.

What Would That Historical Price Look Like Today?

We do not know RedRick's actual price escalation over the past nine years.

Applying a conservative 3%–4% average annual cost increase simply to understand the scale of the historical figure would put the 2017 $11,866 benchmark at approximately:

$15,500–$16,900 in 2026

That is not a RedRick quote.

It is an escalation exercise applied to the best comparable public historical price we were able to locate.

A current large curved, dual-surface RedRick project with modern monitor support, lighting, power and other accessories could price differently.

And That Still Does Not Tell You Shipping or Installation

RedRick Technologies is based in Canada.

That does not automatically mean a U.S. buyer will pay a particular tariff or duty, and we are not going to invent those costs.

But a U.S. purchaser does need to establish freight, cross-border logistics, any applicable import charges, installation and site-specific project costs as part of the quote.

The difference is that those costs become known through the project process.

Biomorph's Price Is Known Before the Quote Process

For the flagship configuration we built here:

Pro SuperPlus: $7,600

Five M2 Dual Monitor Arms: $4,495

Two CPU Holders: $500

Cable + Power Management: $675

USB Charging: $120

Humanscale Task Light: $426

Radiology Reading BackLite: $995

Fully Configured Workstation: $14,811

Then:

White Glove Installation: $850

Which produces:

$15,661 installed

The buyer can see the current price before beginning a sales conversation.

This is the price for one workstation. Multi-station projects may qualify for additional project or volume pricing, particularly when multiple units are delivered and installed at the same location.

What If Some of My Monitors Are Heavier?

Then we change the monitor arms.

Our flagship example uses five M2 Dual arms because it creates 10 monitor positions without automatically specifying the most expensive monitor hardware everywhere.

If particular diagnostic displays require higher capacity, M8 Dual arms can be substituted for those positions.

What If I Want Something Different?

Choosing Pro SuperPlus does not mean every workstation has to look identical.

There are eight desktop colors.

Monitor-arm configurations can change.

CPU storage can change.

Lighting can change.

Power and cable configurations can change.

The difference is that those choices happen inside a known product platform with visible pricing.

So Which Approach Is Better?

That depends on the project.

If your reading room is highly unusual, the architecture dictates a unique workstation shape, or your equipment requires a completely bespoke solution, RedRick's custom process may be exactly what you want.

Their radiology expertise is clear, and their materials demonstrate sophisticated thinking about workstation ergonomics, monitor positioning, lighting and room design.

But not every radiology project needs to start from a blank sheet of paper.

For many buyers, a 108-inch curved dual-surface workstation with five legs, up to 10 monitors, independent powered surfaces, premium monitor hardware, power management, task lighting and radiology backlighting may already provide the functionality they need.

Then the question becomes:

How much process do you want before you know what you're buying?

The Bottom Line

RedRick and Biomorph share many of the same ideas about what makes a good radiology reading workstation.

Large curved surfaces.

Sit-to-stand adjustability.

Multi-monitor ergonomics.

Lighting.

Cable management.

Equipment organization.

And workspaces designed around the radiologist.

Our research also confirms that RedRick offers curved clinical workstations and dual-surface concepts such as ComfortView–GLIDE.

What remains difficult to find is a single, current public RedRick model that puts the comparable curved dual-surface configuration, exact dimensions, hardware, accessories and pricing all in one place.

That is not an accidental gap in this comparison. It reflects the fundamental difference in how the two companies sell.

RedRick takes the custom-project route.

You consult.

You determine dimensions.

You determine the monitor and work-surface configuration.

You choose finishes and accessories.

The workstation is designed around the environment.

Then you receive the project pricing.

Biomorph Pro SuperPlus starts from the other direction.

Biomorph still offers sales support, space planning, configuration help and project assistance. The difference is that you do not have to use those services just to discover the workstation's basic specifications or single-unit price.

The platform is already defined.

108" wide.

58" deep.

Curved dual surfaces.

Five legs.

Up to 10 monitors.

Eight desktop colors.

Named LINAK and Humanscale components.

And in the fully equipped configuration created for this comparison:

$14,811 before installation

$850 White Glove Installation

$15,661 final installed price

RedRick's exact current comparable price requires going through its consultation and quotation process.

The only reasonably comparable public historical benchmark we found was a 2017 90" × 90" workstation at $11,866 list, which would equate to roughly $15,500–$16,900 today using a 3%–4% annual cost assumption — before current freight, installation or project-specific customization.

That historical estimate is not a RedRick quote.

And that is ultimately part of the comparison.

The Decision May Be Less About the Desk Than the Buying Process

Both approaches can produce an excellent radiology workstation.

The real question may be:

Do you want to hire the equivalent of a custom contractor and design the solution through a consultation and quoting process?

Or:

Do you want a highly equipped, defined product whose specifications, options, pricing and installation cost you can see before you buy?

If complete customization is the priority, RedRick offers an impressive custom approach.

If timeline, pricing transparency, specification transparency and ease of purchasing matter just as much as the workstation itself, Pro SuperPlus offers a very different path.

Same goal: a better radiology reading environment. Different way of getting there.

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Read our All Competitor Comparisons Charts article for other sizes and shapes.  

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