Parata Systems, LLC

Mark Longley

Matthew P Daniels

Bradley Kenneth Smith

Gary M Owen

Daniel Stephen Gardiner

George Raymond Abrams, Jr

Mark I Perisich

Michael Richard Floyd

Weldon Curl, Jr

Jeffrey J Schedel

Timothy Ulm

Craig Steven Davis

Brian Cristobal

Nanette Kirsch

Collin D Blalock

Gerald Cooper Ushery, Jr

Thomas P Rhoads, Jr

Steve Bouchelle

Eric X Bonpain

Robert Cenk Hernandez

Robert G Spignesi Jr

A method includes performing, by a processor: providing a database that contains records corresponding to a plurality of drug product packaging systems, the records in the database being accessible through a common database management system, receiving a packaging order for at least one drug product, evaluating at least one criterion for fulfilling the packaging order, and identifying one of the plurality of drug product packaging systems to package the at least one drug product based on evaluating the at least one criterion.

Methods, systems, and computer program products for managing multiple drug product packaging systems using a common database management system

An offloading unit for an automated pharmaceutical machine that dispenses filled, capped pharmaceutical vials includes at least one offload location; at least one tote to receive the vials at each offload location, the tote assigned for distribution to a remote pharmacy location; at least one sensor to detect the presence or absence of the tote; and at least one sensor to detect a fill level of the vials in the tote.

Device for offloading capped vials useful in system and method for dispensing prescriptions

A system for storing and dispensing discrete doses of pharmaceuticals includes: a housing with an internal cavity having a front wall with first and second windows; multiple storage locations positioned within the housing; and a carrier assembly positioned and movable within the housing. The carrier assembly is configured to receive a pharmaceutical dose package loaded into either the first or second window and convey the pharmaceutical dose package to one of the storage locations for storage therein, and is further configured to retrieve a pharmaceutical dose package from one of the storage locations and return the pharmaceutical dose package to the first or second window for dispensing therefrom.

Automated pharmacy system for dispensing unit doses of pharmaceuticals and the like

A system for dispensing a plurality of customized doses of pharmaceuticals includes: a housing; a customer interaction station; a customized packaging station configured to selectively package individual doses of medication into customized packaging, the medications being selected responsive to input from the customer input station; and a controller connected to the customer interaction station and the customized packaging station, the controller configured to control the customized packaging based on customer input from the customer interaction station.

Automated dispensing system for pharmaceuticals and other medical items

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Mark Longley