Parata Systems, LLC

Aylward Enterprises, Inc.

David J Parrish

David Alan Calderwood

Jesse Samuel Eberdt, Iii

Thomas P Rhoads, Jr

Andrew Dummer

Dennis H Vaders

Christopher Todd Hilliard

Daryl Oshatz

Bryan Patrick Farnsworth

James R Gentry, Jr

Jennifer Ann Mauger

Jason Cora

John A Winters

Greg Wile

Brian Tomlinson

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a pill delivery apparatus. The method includes providing an inner core having an outer surface and providing an outer sleeve comprising an opening defined therethrough, the outer sleeve having an inner surface. Further, the method includes defining a passageway on the outer surface of the inner core such that positioning the outer sleeve over the inner core defines a delivery chute for delivering a plurality of pills between the passageway and the inner surface of the outer sleeve.

Two-piece helical feeder tube for filling containers with pills

A pharmaceutical dispensing system includes: a frame having first and second opposed sides; a plurality of bins configured to house pharmaceutical tablets, each of the bins being accessible from the first side of the frame for replenishment of pharmaceutical tablets; and a plurality of chutes, each of the chutes connected to and associated with a respective one of the plurality of bins, each of the chutes being accessible from the second side of the frame for dispensing of pharmaceutical tablets. A system of this configuration can facilitate operation by physically separating replenishment tasks from dispensing tasks, thereby enabling these tasks to be performed simultaneously.

System and method for dispensing prescriptions

A passive chute assembly includes: a chute configured to receive objects to be dispensed, the chute having an outlet; and a passive dispensing unit attached to the chute outlet. The passive dispensing unit has a staging portion, wherein objects are captured prior to dispensing. The staging portion is movable between a staging position, in which objects may be captured within the staging portion, and a dispensing position, in which the objects may be fed gravimetrically into a receptacle positioned below the dispensing unit. The staging portion includes an adaptive opening that, when the staging portion moves to the dispensing position, opens adaptively corresponding to a diameter of the receptacle.

Passive device for staging and dispensing objects

Automated pharmacy machine

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Youngsville, NC, United States of America

David J Parrish