Midwest Medical Technologies


Medical device development company focused on tracking, storage and delivery solutions for blood products, tissues and high-value medical shipments. Develops automated inventory control systems for blood refrigerators and compact shipment trackers that combine hardware sensors, wireless location, and cloud-based monitoring to reduce waste, improve selection accuracy, and support supply-chain resilience for hospitals and blood banks.

Industries

health-care
manufacturing
medical-device
pharmaceutical

Nr. of Employees

medium (51-250)

Midwest Medical Technologies

23394 N. Wildwood Lane, Deerfield, IL 60015


Patents

Method and apparatus for identifying and tracking biological fluids using RFID

US-9735841-B2

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Method and apparatus for identifying and tracking biological fluid

US-8905297-B2

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Method and apparatus for identifying and tracking biological fluid

US-8567663-B2

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Products

Automated blood inventory management platform

Integrated system for blood refrigerators that provides electronic selection, bedside validation, unit identification and inventory analytics to reduce waste and selection error.

High-value medical shipment tracker with environmental sensors

Portable tracking device that provides GPS/cellular tracking, geofence alerts, environmental sensing (temperature, humidity, tilt, vibration, light), multiple external sensor ports and condition reporting for shipments of blood, organs and other high-value medical cargo.


Services

Installation and integration services to retrofit automated inventory/selection components into existing blood storage units.

Expertise Areas

  • Blood bank inventory automation
  • Cold-chain and shipment environmental monitoring
  • Medical shipment location tracking and chain-of-custody
  • RFID-based asset identification
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Key Technologies

  • RFID tagging
  • GPS and cellular location tracking
  • Geofencing
  • Cloud-based inventory management
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News & Updates

Describes centralized control, emergency protocol programming and cloud-based data integrity to maintain blood availability during crises.

Explains expiration alerts, inventory control and operational savings from automated inventory systems to reduce waste and labor costs.

Overview of electronic tracking and selection to streamline blood selection in OR and ED and reduce manual errors.

Discussion of applying FIFO inventory methods, barcode/RFID tracking and audits to reduce expired blood products.

General strategies for transfusion safety including enhanced donor screening, advanced typing, PBM programs and electronic tracking systems.

Explains importance of ready blood supply for emergency and planned surgeries and how inventory readiness supports surgical care.


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