Parata Systems, LLC

Spencer Health Solutions, LLC

Paul Joseph Cunningham

Andrew Keller McCarron

Andrew Keller Mccarron

Michael L King

Matthew P Daniels

Jeremy Scott Bridges

Stefano Bresolin

Steve Worm

Mark I Perisich

Vick Allen Hubbard

Michael Richard Floyd

David Wilkinson

Jacob D White

Eric X Bonpain

Jeffrey J Schedel

David Christopherson

Sasha Morris

Jonathan Anthony Mitchall

John Michael Burton

John Michael Burton Jr

Brian Kerrigan

Thomas P Rhoads Jr

Weldon Curl Jr

George Raymond Abrams Jr

Thomas P Rhoads

Weldon Curl

George Raymond Abrams

Dan Fuccella

Neal Dawes

Scott Thomas Hackett

Information for use in a command script for a product dispensing system is compiled by sniffing packets associated with a print job that contains information associated with a product to be dispensed, filtering the packets so as to remove fields not associated with the print job, and combining the filtered packets to generate contiguous data associated with the print job. A command script for a product dispensing system is generated by receiving data associated with a print job that contains information associated with a product to be dispensed, extracting the information associated with the product from the print job data, organizing the information associated with the product into discrete informational units, and generating the command script based on the organized discrete information units.

Methods, systems, and computer program products for compiling information for use in a command script for a product dispensing system

Methods, systems, and computer program products for assigning times of administration to patient medications are described. A GUI is displayed within a display associated with a pharmaceutical dispensing system. The GUI includes a one day time scale for assigning a time of administration for the medication. One or more daily times of administration for the medication are assigned in response to user input via the one day time scale. A dose of the medication is packaged in each of a respective plurality of pouches according to the assigned daily times of administration via the pharmaceutical dispensing system. The one day time scale may include a time line representative of a twenty-four hour period and one or more time indicators that are positionable by a user. The one day time scale may include a plurality of food consumption times, each selectable by a user for assigning a time of administration.

Systems, methods and computer program products for assigning times of administration to prescription medications

A pharmaceutical dispensing system includes a frame having first and second opposed sides, a plurality of cells configured to house pharmaceutical pills, and a display on the frame first side. A plurality of dispensing shelves configured to receive filled pill containers are accessible from the second side of the frame for removal of pill containers therein. The pharmaceutical dispensing system includes a processor and memory coupled thereto. A computer program resides in the memory and is executable by the processor for displaying a cell inventory graphical user interface (GUI) within the display. The cell inventory GUI includes a GUI control that is responsive to user activation for displaying replenishment information about one or more of the cells. The computer program is configured to determine a replenish point and replenish quantity for each cell and is configured to adjust the replenish quantity for each cell according to a stock-out risk.

Pharmaceutical dispensing systems, methods and computer program products for determining and displaying replenishment information

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