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Proactively manage pharmacy inventory

The average long-term care patient has 12 prescriptions.1 CIM can increase efficiency helping the pharmacy to manage high prescription volumes.

1MHA, 2018

Reduce excess inventory and staff time spent on manual inventory management processes

Gain control of complex cycle fills and improve cycle count efficiency, while having inventory visibility across multiple locations. With data in near real-time, actionable insights are at your fingertips – positioning you to tackle some of your toughest inventory challenges.
Pharmacy Inventory Management for Long-term Care
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Streamlining the workflow

Manual inventory management can add challenges to the pharmacy.
 

Product on the pharmacy shelves.

Reducing excess inventory

Consonus Healthcare reduced more than 58% inventory on their shelves while improving contract compliance.

Pharmacist standing in front of the pharmacy shelves.

Moving to a perpetual system

Finding an inventory management solution for your pharmacy can feel overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be.

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156k

The average number of prescriptions the long-term care pharmacy dispenses each year.

MHA, 2018. Based on monthly data provided of 13,024 scripts are dispensed each month on average.

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