Where supply chain efficiency meets cost savings


U.S. hospitals collectively spend $57 billion on medical and surgical supplies, yet inefficiencies cause millions in waste annually. Without visibility at the point of use, supply chain teams struggle with lost inventory, expired products and missed reimbursements.

Mercy captured $13 million in revenue by improving charge capture at the point of use. Sanford Health saved $1.4 million by optimizing supply documentation. Munson Healthcare reduced $250,000 in expired inventory with automated point-of-use tracking. These health systems transformed supply management — and so can you.

Discover how four healthcare organizations optimized inventory through consolidated, automated point-of-use platforms, achieving:
 
  • Reduced supply waste and expiration costs.
  • Improved charge capture and compliance.
  • Significant time savings for clinical staff.

Download the e-book to explore success stories in high-impact areas like nursing units, cath labs and perioperative spaces. Learn proven strategies to enhance your supply chain efficiency and cost savings.
 

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