Maxis Pharmacy Automation Solutions
Maxis Pharmacy Automation is dedicated to redefining pharmacy operations across Canada by providing world-class automation solutions. As the exclusive Canadian distributor of Unidoses LLC, they focus on safety, efficiency, and innovation in pharmacy automation technology. Their mission is to empower pharmacies with cutting-edge automation that improves workflow, reduces errors, and enhances patient care, offering solutions like multi-dose pouch packaging and labeling machines to optimize medication management.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
Maxis Pharmacy Automation Solutions
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, North America
Products
Unit-dose packaging system (automatic)
Automatic tabletop unit-dose packaging machine that fills, seals, prints, and verifies single-dose pouches for oral solid medications with integrated barcode scanning and labeling.
Unit-dose packaging system (semi-automatic)
Tabletop semi-automatic unit-dose packager providing automated filling, sealing, labeling, and verification with some manual loading steps.
Tabletop multi-dose packager (semi-automatic)
Compact semi-automatic multi-dose packaging machine that consolidates multiple medications into a single pouch and prints patient/prescription labeling; typical throughput ≈30 pouches/min.
High-capacity multi-dose packager (canister-based)
Multi-dose compliance packager featuring dedicated medication canisters and software-driven selection to assemble multi-medication pouches; designed for higher-volume environments.
Deblister
Machine for removing tablets from blister packs to enable repackaging into alternative formats.
Pill cutter
Device to split tablets into halves or quarters to achieve adjusted dosing.
Unit-dose packaging system (automatic)
Automatic tabletop unit-dose packaging machine that fills, seals, prints, and verifies single-dose pouches for oral solid medications with integrated barcode scanning and labeling.
Unit-dose packaging system (semi-automatic)
Tabletop semi-automatic unit-dose packager providing automated filling, sealing, labeling, and verification with some manual loading steps.
Tabletop multi-dose packager (semi-automatic)
Compact semi-automatic multi-dose packaging machine that consolidates multiple medications into a single pouch and prints patient/prescription labeling; typical throughput ≈30 pouches/min.
High-capacity multi-dose packager (canister-based)
Multi-dose compliance packager featuring dedicated medication canisters and software-driven selection to assemble multi-medication pouches; designed for higher-volume environments.
Deblister
Machine for removing tablets from blister packs to enable repackaging into alternative formats.
Pill cutter
Device to split tablets into halves or quarters to achieve adjusted dosing.
Services
Online and on-site demonstrations and consultations to assess pharmacy needs and show product operation.
Field service including on-site repairs, scheduled visits, and 24/7 support options to minimize downtime.
Integration of packaging systems with pharmacy management systems to enable data exchange for prescriptions, drug details, and barcode assignment.
Online and on-site demonstrations and consultations to assess pharmacy needs and show product operation.
Field service including on-site repairs, scheduled visits, and 24/7 support options to minimize downtime.
Integration of packaging systems with pharmacy management systems to enable data exchange for prescriptions, drug details, and barcode assignment.
Expertise Areas
- Pharmacy automation
- Unit-dose packaging
- Multi-dose compliance packaging
- Packaging traceability and barcode implementation
Key Technologies
- 1D and 2D barcode scanning (Data Matrix, Aztec, QR, GS1)
- On-pouch barcode printing and smart-print software
- Calibration-free pill dispensing mechanisms
- Pill orientation and anti-crush handling
News & Updates
Highlighting the importance of bedside barcoding to prevent medication errors, which cause over 7,000 deaths annually in the US.
Discussing how GS1 standards and barcodes enhance safety by enabling machine-based checking and accurate medication matching.
Exploring opportunities for hospitals to leverage automation to reduce costs and improve medication management.
Evaluating errors caused by syringe mislabeling and how proper labeling can reduce incidents.
Mitigating errors involving LASA drug names through TALLman lettering as a risk reduction strategy.
Discussing the importance of automation in medication packaging during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Highlighting the importance of bedside barcoding to prevent medication errors, which cause over 7,000 deaths annually in the US.
Discussing how GS1 standards and barcodes enhance safety by enabling machine-based checking and accurate medication matching.
Exploring opportunities for hospitals to leverage automation to reduce costs and improve medication management.
Evaluating errors caused by syringe mislabeling and how proper labeling can reduce incidents.
Mitigating errors involving LASA drug names through TALLman lettering as a risk reduction strategy.
Discussing the importance of automation in medication packaging during the COVID-19 pandemic.