Baxter products require special handling for hospital deliveries with strict sterility requirements.
Baxter rolls and IV bags have unique dimensions and handling requirements.
Time-critical deliveries to hospital departments.
Products must remain sterile and undamaged.
The hospital pharmacy works centrally, care works locally. Every day the daily production from that central pharmacy has to be divided across dozens of wards, each with its own trolley, its own time slot and its own urgency. Done manually this means laying everything out on tables and shelves, with the last ward waiting for the first. At three to five thousand units per day that costs several FTE, and any interruption in the morning shifts the entire round. With a MicroSorter behind production each ward gets its own output. The split happens during sorting instead of after it, and the ward trolleys are ready the moment production is ready.

Collo-X is the logistics brand of FarmaSort, which has been installing in hospital pharmacies and community pharmacies across Europe for more than ten years. Distribution to wards is exactly the process that work revolves around. It shows in details you only notice once you know the process: outputs that map to ward trolleys rather than warehouse bins, a layout that is allowed to differ per day, and a record that lets you establish within minutes which ward received which batch during a recall. The systems come from Wijchen and are maintained by the same service organisation that supports the existing hospital installations.
Optimized for Baxter products
Why choose the MicroSorter?
Optimal for hospital distribution.
Products remain undamaged and sterile.
Fast processing for time-critical deliveries.
Zero errors for patient safety.
Designed for Baxter product formats.
Seamless connection with hospital WMS.
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