MedSMART Automated Dispensing Cabinet

MedSMART Automated Dispensing Cabinet (ADC) digitizes drug handling processes at the points of care in hospitals while ensuring accurate and secure dispensing with high usability, so you can better care for your patients. Try out our online configurator or make an appointment with us to find the ideal configuration to meet your needs!

Optimal for

Nurse Ward Emergency Room Intensive Care Wards Operating Rooms

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Medical staff logs in the ADC via the biometric scanner.

LED lights will light up the compartment containing the drug to be dispensed.

Picking of the specific drug from a compartment.

Extended usability with intuitive user interface, user-specific language, even self-help compartments re-configuration is possible.
Increase patient safety with pre-defined clinical alerts during the dispensing process together with on-screen and on-machine visual guides to pick and dispense the right drug.
Drug activities and inventories are recorded for traceability and reports such as replenishment orders can be automated to increase operational efficiency.

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Manage drug processes at your hospital's points of care with your fingertips.

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Point-of-care drug management processes made easy

Digital drug handling

With just a few clicks, nurses can access the ADC, select a patient, and efficiently dispense the required medications.

Streamlined workflows for caregivers and pharmacists

Discover how an automated dispensing cabinet improves the workflow on the ward.

What is the best way to handle medications during stockout?

If a medication is not available, the ADC streamlines the process of finding a substitute by directing caregivers to a predefined equivalent medication.

How to save time during medication dispensing?

MedSMART ADC eliminates the need for caregivers to waste valuable time manually searching for the right medication by providing a fast and accurate way to locate and retrieve medication.

Can an ADC also be used as an exigency pharmacy during night shifts?

Yes. This prevents caregivers from having to call one (or five) colleagues from other wards during their night shift to ask if they have a medication in stock that ran out on their own ward.