The priority of a pharmacy automation system is to improve workflow that results in labor savings and superior client service. Pharmacy managers achieve this with DOSIS by Manchac Technologies as they have advanced the automation of blister cards to increase efficiencies.
Many DOSIS pharmacies have automated more than 75 percent of their production with DOSIS systems producing more than 200,000 patient-labeled cards per month.
This system is not a "one-size-fits-all" approach. Manchac personalizes automation to the unique needs of the pharmacy. When Manchac Technologies works with a client, they set forth a roadmap with specific goals. DOSIS evaluates the progress every month against those goals to ensure the system delivers value. Moreover, Manchac offers clients a subscription option to reinforce the value delivered each month.
Subscription plus automation is the answer to pharmacies looking for ways to boost production.
Manchac Technologies, L.L.C. was established in 2006 and develops, manufactures, and supports DOSIS products in hundreds of institutional pharmacies across the United States. By automating tedious and error-prone tasks, our robotic solutions produce tangible, per-prescription savings while reducing chaos within the day-to-day pharmacy work environment.
Marti Jones brings more than 20 years of integrated communications experience from world-renowned organizations. Marti’s career has grown from raising awareness and funds for the American Red Cross before and after 9/11 to leading strategy for brands such as Mayo Clinic, Duke Health, and M Health Fairview, which included communications for change management and COVID-19. Marti's messaging portfolios are supported by her academic background and proven methodology, as she taught writing at the University of Minnesota and honed her craft at UnitedHealth, UCare, and RXinsider, Revel Health and Hill and Knowlton. Marti received her master’s degree in public affairs and administration from George Washington University and Bachelor of Arts degrees in communications and psychology from Augustana University.
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