TheraPick is a smart packaging, storage and dispensing system that easily integrates into your healthcare facility. As the most advanced automated solution, our technology optimizes the flow of medication from healthcare staff to patients. By rapidly and accurately portioning blistered medications into blister unit doses (BUD), and other types of medication into unit-dose (UD) bags – TheraPick improves workflows, reduces waste and gives you more time to focus on care.
Handles most types of blister-packaged medication
Can trace each dose over the course of its lifetime
Avoids waste by managing storage locations and expiry dates
Improves space utilization via modular solutions that hold up to 4000 unit doses per sqm
Able to adapt – add packaging and dispensing features as your pharmacy grows
The right medication treatment and dosage is essential for the patients' recovery. Relieve your caregivers of the work of dispensing medication and increase the time dedicated for patient care.
At the same time, patient safety is increased through the use of labelled and traceable blister packs, which enable a "one gesture" delivery to the patient and unit dose bags for other forms of medication.
Combining automated storage and dispensing processes for blister-packaged medications and other formats, TheraPick is the most advanced solution on the market. Its unique BUD packaging format preserves a medication’s primary packaging to ensure its integrity and expiration date, increasing ease of administration for nursing staff – and safety for patients.
TheraPick connects with the electronic prescription software (CPOE) and automatically dispenses the right therapy, bundling unit doses with a plastic ring and a patient label, ready to be safely administered.
TheraPick enables a fully automated inventory and not only includes the single dose quantities and identifies bottlenecks before they occur, but also takes expiration dates into account.
Any medications that don’t get administered can be easily returned to TheraPick where inventory is updated in real time.
Several studies demonstrated that with the introduction of the unit dose medication dispensing system, the percentage of discrepancies between drug administration and prescription significantly decreases.