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RxMedic Signs Preferred Business Partner Agreement with HBS

Oct 3 2012

RxMedic Systems, a leading manufacturer of automated dispensing solutions for pharmacies, and Health Business Systems (HBS), a market leader in pharmacy software systems, today announced the signing of a preferred business partner agreement.

With the agreement, pharmacies using HBS' RxAXIS® pharmacy software system can connect directly to RxMedic's latest dispensing technology, including its ADS robot, enabling pharmacies to be more accurate, productive, and profitable.

"HBS works to provide our clients with the best options the industry has to offer," said HBS' Director of Implementation & Sales, Martin G. Spellman. "RxMedic's automated dispensing solutions offer our customers fast, accurate and unique dispensing technology, and we're looking forward to partnering with them."

"We share HBS' dedication to the customer," said David Williams, RxMedic's vice president. "Our automated dispensing solutions will now be able to work hand-in-hand with their pharmacy management system to enhance pharmacy workflow efficiency."

Source: http://www.rxmedic.com/

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