BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) — Ballad Health on Thursday unveiled three pharmacy dispensing robots that it says will advance medication safety and pharmacy efficiency. The new Omnicell XR2 robots at ...

The latest new tech is going to Maimonides Medical Center, which recently filed to replace its old drug-dispensing robot with two new ones for $8.1 million.

The Omnicell XR2 robots are intended to bring a host of benefits to Ballad Health’s Pharmacy Central Fill Services and the entire health system, including: Decreasing the manual handling of ...

The $200,000 pill-dispensing system includes a robotic "arm" to find the prescribed tablet and open a small door on the plastic container in which it’s stored. A laser counts the pills as they ...

"Discover the inspiration behind the new Omnicell XR2 Central Pharmacy Dispensing robots at Ballad Health's Bristol Regional Medical Center, named after Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and June Carter ...

Dispensing robots free up pharmacists and technicians to provide other health care services. The automation will also cut the average wait time for a prescription to be filled by up to 33%.

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Drug dispensing robots designed to quickly prepare intravenous medications in a sterile environment can harbor dangerous bacteria, according to a report in Infection Control and Hospital ...

Users are notified when their pill supply is running low – Pillo can even order refills for them online, from a pharmacy of their choice. Up to 250 medium-sized pills can be stored in the device ...

Dispensing robots free up pharmacists and technicians to provide other health care services. The automation will also cut the average wait time for a prescription to be filled by up to 33%.

The robotic pharmacy prescription dispensing systems market is expected to post a year-over-year growth rate of 5.17%. Based on the end-user, the hospital pharmacies saw maximum growth in 2019.

New medication dispensing machines will soon be humming and clicking away inside Lyster Army Health Clinic's pharmacy. The new machines, seven in total valued at about half a million dollars ...