Health Robotics Announces i.v.STATION(TM) Contract With Grifols in Spain, Portugal and Sou...(ral and satellitepharmacies and direct p...),Health

Date:6/29/2009

ral and satellite pharmacies and direct patient care areas, due to its self-contained form, ISO Class 5 environment, and small "foot print". Pharmacies may, for the first time, choose a robotic configuration that suits their needs, rather than being forced into the dated alternative of "one-size-fits-all, million-dollar-plus" robots designed 10 years ago. Whether a Pharmacy chooses a single or multiple i.v.STATION configurations, it will benefit from fully automated compounding while producing its ready-to-administer IV doses in a variety of syringe, bag, vial, and tamper-evident caps from diverse medical suppliers.

"Grifols is everything we look for in a strategic partner for Health Robotics: company stability, world-class service infrastructure, well-developed marketing channels, and experience in IV therapy, clinical nutrition, and pharmacy automation. I was extremely impressed to see their manufacturing and biomedical expertise and the large footprint they have achieved with over 100 hospitals utilizing Pyxis MedStation technologies in their core markets. I hope this is just the beginning of a long-term partnership expanding into manufacturing and other unexplored fields in Robotics pharmacy automation such as total parenteral nutrition," stated Werner Rainer, Health Robotics' CEO.

About Health Robotics:

Health Robotics is the global leading supplier of life-critical intravenous medication preparation, compounding, and dispensing Robots, with fifty times more units sold that all of its competitors combined, and providing healthcare facilities in four continents with robotics technology and software automation solutions. The world-leading solutions CytoCare (hazardous IVs), i.v.STATION (non-hazardous IVs), and the current development of TPNstation (parenteral nutrition) have and will greatly contribute to ease global hospitals' and clinics' growing pressures to improve patient safety through the
'/>"/>

SOURCE Health Robotics Copyright©2009 PR Newswire. All rights reserved

0 GOOD

Page: 1 2 3
Related medicine news :

1. Penn study finds pro-death proteins required to regulate healthy immune function
2. UCLA researchers identify markers that may predict diabetes in still-healthy people
3. Air pollution linked to cardiovascular risk indices in healthy young adults
4. More proof needed of safety and quality of electronic personal health records
5. Health care incentive model offers collaborative approach
6. Loneliness is bad for your health
7. Mailman School of Public Health study examines link between racial discrimination and substance use
8. Green Tea May Brew Up Healthier Skin
9. For Health Info, Women Often Turn to the Web
10. Record Number of Americans Lack Health Insurance
11. U.S. Research Funding Continues to Flatten as U.S. Health Costs Climb - in August 31 Science