Supply Chain Efficiency and Cost Savings Begin at the Point of Use

Managing a supply chain without full inventory visibility is like working in the dark. If you can’t track what you’ve purchased, you can’t manage it effectively. Even with point of use (POU) systems for replenishment in clinical areas, inefficiencies creep in when systems aren’t integrated. This leads to wasted resources — lost items, expired products, mischarges, overordering and more.

Find out how four leading U.S. hospitals are using integrated POU platforms to streamline inventory management, reduce waste and improve supply availability.

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Supply inventory by the numbers

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$57B

Combined medical/surgical supply costs of U.S. hospitals

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$15.4M

Average U.S. hospital medical/surgical supply cost

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35%

Percentage of medical/surgical supply costs as part of total hospital supply expense