Midwest Medical Technologies
Medical device developer focused on tracking, inventory and delivery systems for blood products, tissues and high-value biological shipments. Offers a retrofittable automated blood inventory and selection system and a compact shipment tracking device. Emphasizes inventory accuracy, waste reduction, chain-of-custody monitoring, and regulatory compliance.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
Midwest Medical Technologies
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 fluids using RFID
US-9735841-B2
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Automated blood inventory and selection system (retrofittable)
A retrofittable inventory system for blood refrigerators that uses RFID identification, visual/audio selection indicators, bedside electronic validation, FIFO inventory control and real-time replenishment requests to reduce waste and selection errors.
Compact shipment tracking device for biologicals
Portable tracker for high-value biological shipments that provides GPS/cellular location, geofencing, environmental and tamper sensors, external sensor ports and web-based condition reporting.
Automated blood inventory and selection system (retrofittable)
A retrofittable inventory system for blood refrigerators that uses RFID identification, visual/audio selection indicators, bedside electronic validation, FIFO inventory control and real-time replenishment requests to reduce waste and selection errors.
Compact shipment tracking device for biologicals
Portable tracker for high-value biological shipments that provides GPS/cellular location, geofencing, environmental and tamper sensors, external sensor ports and web-based condition reporting.
Services
Integration of inventory identification and selection hardware into existing blood refrigeration units to enable automated inventory workflows.
Web-accessible tracking of biological shipments with location, condition reporting, geofencing and configurable alerts.
Guidance on implementing FIFO inventory, real-time replenishment workflows and emergency protocols to maintain supply continuity.
Integration of inventory identification and selection hardware into existing blood refrigeration units to enable automated inventory workflows.
Web-accessible tracking of biological shipments with location, condition reporting, geofencing and configurable alerts.
Guidance on implementing FIFO inventory, real-time replenishment workflows and emergency protocols to maintain supply continuity.
Expertise Areas
- Blood bank inventory management
- Transfusion safety and bedside validation
- Medical device development and retrofitting
- Chain-of-custody and biological shipment logistics
Key Technologies
- RFID tagging for unit identification
- GPS and cellular location tracking
- Environmental sensors (temperature, humidity, light, tilt, vibration)
- Web-based cloud portal and centralized inventory control
News & Updates
Describes centralized control, emergency protocols and cloud-based data integrity for maintaining blood availability during disasters.
Explains expiration alerts, inventory control and operational savings aimed at preventing waste of blood products.
Overview of an electronic system that simplifies tracking and selection of blood and reduces manual errors in OR and ED satellite refrigerators.
Discussion of FIFO inventory methods, barcode tracking and staff training to minimize expiration-related waste of blood products.
Explains the importance of ready access to blood for surgeries and emergency settings and the impact on patient outcomes.
Discusses strategies for transfusion safety including donor screening, advanced typing, patient blood management and inventory tracking systems.
Describes centralized control, emergency protocols and cloud-based data integrity for maintaining blood availability during disasters.
Explains expiration alerts, inventory control and operational savings aimed at preventing waste of blood products.
Overview of an electronic system that simplifies tracking and selection of blood and reduces manual errors in OR and ED satellite refrigerators.
Discussion of FIFO inventory methods, barcode tracking and staff training to minimize expiration-related waste of blood products.
Explains the importance of ready access to blood for surgeries and emergency settings and the impact on patient outcomes.
Discusses strategies for transfusion safety including donor screening, advanced typing, patient blood management and inventory tracking systems.