Bring your volume, your medication mix, and your payback math.
The questions that actually decide an automation purchase are hard to answer off a spec sheet. At the Summit you can put them to someone standing next to the equipment, with a full packaging and verification line running in front of you.
The LTC Lineup in One Pass
A short tour of the LTC lineup and how the pieces work together, if you would rather see it than read it.
Two Windows on the Show Floor
Walk up any time we are free. Booking ahead just means the line is set up and the right person is standing there when you arrive.
Three steps to an optimized workflow
Our compliance packaging systems and accessories work hand in hand, starting with the decision that happens before a single pouch is packaged.
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NexusRx Suite
Works with the data your pharmacy management system already produces, then uses it to set the run order, accounting for how many packagers are online, which medications are on hand, and current stock. Decisions are made in real-time, intelligently routing orders.
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NX400 Pouch Packager
The packaging engine, working through the queue NexusRx built. High-capacity strip packaging for the medication regimens and administration schedules that post-acute dispensing actually runs on.
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NV Pro Verification
Images and verifies pouches against the prescription data, then cuts and rolls them for the floor, flagging the ones that need a second look before they reach a resident.
On the data-input side, NexusRx works with all major PMS systems. On the equipment side it is purpose-built for Noritsu’s NX400 and NV Pro, so the sequencing is tuned to the machines it is actually driving. NexusRx has been developed from the beginning using feedback and requests from pharmacies that use it every day, and is constantly refined and updated based on real-world results.
UnitedRx runs six NX400s.
UnitedRx serves roughly 30,000 patients across more than 300 skilled nursing facilities. Before Noritsu they ran four legacy strip packagers on separate servers, with no way to sequence work across them from a single view of what was actually available to run.
- 6 NX400 systems in production
- ~280 batches per week, more than double their legacy volume
- <10 min for a 1,000-count roll, down from about two hours
- 3–4 days for a new hire to work the machines independently
“Noritsu was really there for us… I don’t believe I would buy from another provider at this point.”
Read the full UnitedRx case study (PDF)
What the Nurses Noticed
The pharmacy is one side of it. Friends Care is a long-term care facility served by Neil Medical Group, a Noritsu partner running five NX400 packagers and NexusRx across four pharmacies. So the pouches these nurses describe came off our equipment. This is the far end of that line, from the people who work it.
Pick a time at Booth #7.
Choose a window below and we will have the line set up and the right person free when you get there. Twenty minutes is usually enough to cover your volume, your cassette mix, and what a realistic payback period looks like at your scale.