HEALTHCARE
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Delivering the Value of RFID Technology
To the Healthcare and Lab Sciences Markets
Deploying RFID technology is a challenge. However, the increased speed, inventory accuracy and visibility that RFID brings to the healthcare industry is proven. MSM Solutions’ PortalTrack® makes it easy for you to integrate RFID technology in healthcare across a variety of operations and hardware to do exactly what your business case requires.
With PortalTrack Healthcare, you make the rules — we don't.
Ensuring Mission Critical Operations
MSM’s PortalTrack Healthcare software has been deployed in mission critical situations throughout the entire healthcare supply chain for applications such as:
- Traceability and authentication solutions for pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Automated laboratory sample tracking and electronic chain of custody
- Drug packing, verification and tracking
- Point of care at the patient bedside and other hospital department applications
- Monitoring and protecting patient data
- Medical device tracking
The cloud-based architecture allows for redundancy in backing up and gathering critical information in a secure format and can be implemented as a standalone or integrated solution with Oracle, SAP and other ERP systems. Unique serialization of items allows for greater inventory accuracy, drug and vial tracking, brand authentication, and security. PortalTrack’s ability to monitor personnel in relation to select activities ensures data integrity within applications such as electronic chain of custody, pharmaceutical handling and point of care.
Popular Use Cases for PortalTrack Healthcare
Core Benefits of PortalTrack Healthcare
Reduces Operational Costs
Automated processes and real-time inventory management significantly reduces labor and error costs associated with manual processes.
Increase Supply Chain Efficiency
Real-time visibility into all aspects of operations from source to shelf with comprehensive reporting and performance.
Best Total Cost of Ownership
PortalTrack is a scalable solution with a tailored cost structure that can start with a single application and extend into a global enterprise solution and beyond.
Backed by MSM Solutions Support
Complete turn-key support, integration and installation with best in class technical support on the lifetime of the product.
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