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New robots. Same phone number.
Three systems handle the repetitive precision work. That is not a boast about machines — it is why our pharmacists have time to look at a regimen instead of a pill tray, and why the person who answers still knows your facility.
SynMed XF
A robot fills the blister cards. It does not get tired at four in the afternoon, it does not lose its place, and it barcode-verifies every cavity against the order before the card is sealed. Ninety percent of oral solids never touch a human hand.
What that buys you is not novelty. It is a pharmacist whose attention is on the regimen rather than the count.
Verified at every step
Each canister is scanned before it dispenses, each cavity is checked after it fills, and each finished card is photographed. If something does not match, the machine stops and a pharmacist looks at it.
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SynMed XF
Robotic blister packaging
The robotic system that fills multi-dose blister cards with a consistency manual processes cannot match.
- Handles 90%+ of oral solids automatically
- Barcode verification at every fill step
- Robotic multi-dose blister card production
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RxSafe RapidPack
Automated pouch packaging
Individual, time-stamped pouches for every resident dose, which makes the medication pass faster and fully auditable.
- Patient-specific sealed, labeled pouches
- Date, time and drug information on every pouch
- Full chain-of-custody documentation
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Eyecon
Visual pill verification
Image-based identification adds a verification layer. Every pill is photographed and cross-referenced before it reaches a resident.
- Image recognition on size, shape and color
- Automated count with no manual counting
- Instant discrepancy alerts with photo documentation
What changes at the cart
Nothing should get missed.
The difference automation makes is not in our building. It is in yours, at 7am, when a nurse is working through a cart.
Thirty vials, or one pouch
The same medications, the same doses. One of these has to be sorted by hand at the cart before a single resident is medicated; the other is already right.
| Retail pharmacy | Palmetto Rx | |
|---|---|---|
| How doses arrive | Amber vials, one per medication | Blister cards or pouches, sorted by resident and pass time |
| Sorting at the cart | Nurse sorts every dose by hand | Already sorted before it leaves us |
| Verification | Visual check against the label | Barcode plus photographic pill verification on every fill |
| Documentation | Paper or manual eMAR entry | Integrated with your eMAR, refills triggered automatically |
| Cycle timing | Filled when someone calls it in | Scheduled cycle fill on your calendar |
| After hours | Whatever the store hours are | Licensed pharmacist on call, every night of the year |
- Dispensing accuracy
- Med pass error reduction
- Integrated eMAR systems
- Oral solids automated
Integration partners
We plug into what you already run.
Changing pharmacy should not mean changing the system your nurses have already learned.
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Therap
Certified integration partner for IDD electronic health records and documentation. Orders and administration records stay in the system your team already documents in.
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QuickMAR
Integrated eMAR partner. Orders arrive in the system your nurses already use, and refills trigger on cycle.
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MAS
Medication Adherence Solutions, for facilities standardizing on adherence packaging and reporting.
Running something else?
Tell us what system you use and we will give you a straight yes or no on integration.
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