Automated Medication Tray Management

Tagging and Scanning for Better Visibility. Kit Check is an automated medication inventory management system designed to help hospital pharmacies gain better visibility into their medication usage lifespan, increase efficiencies, and free up staff to focus on patient care.

Kit Check uses RFID tags to track each medication that passes through your pharmacy. These RFID tags are applied to the vials, syringes, bags, and other medication packages and supplies in your hospital trays and kits.

Here’s how it works

When a used tray is placed in the Kit Check scanning station, each RFID tag is scanned and an inventory report is generated showing what is missing, expiring, or incorrect.

The technician then restocks the tray and scans it again. If everything is correct, the report is marked as complete, and the pharmacy kit can be sent back out.

The entire kit scanning, restocking, and verification process takes about three minutes, compared to the 20-30 minutes needed for the manual kit management process.

Check out how Kit Check dovetails with your current pharmacy, OR and anesthesia workflows.

See how Kit Check helped Brigham and Women’s hospital reduce OR tray errors to zero.