High-Value Medical Devices

Control of implants and high-cost devices, including consignment stock.

The challenge

Implants and consignment stock have a high unit cost: any mismatch between use, replenishment and invoicing has a direct impact on the budget.

What we focus on

  • Consignment and deposit management
  • Use registration and billing reconciliation
  • Implant traceability

What changes

Every implant linked to its use

What was implanted, in which patient and in which procedure, without reconstructing it afterwards.

Invoicing without discrepancies

Use, replenishment and invoices for consignment stock match without manual reconciliation.

Consignment stock under control

Each supplier's material and its status are known at all times.

Capabilities

Consignment reconciliation with suppliers

Recorded consumption is matched against each supplier's replenishment and invoicing, so every period closes with shared data and no discrepancies.

Questions we are often asked

What is consignment stock?

Products, usually implants, that the supplier leaves at the hospital and that are only invoiced when used. It requires knowing at all times what each supplier has on site and what has been used.

How is consignment stock reconciled with suppliers?

By matching the consumption recorded in each procedure with each supplier's replenishment and invoice, so every period is closed with shared data and no discrepancies.

How is each implant linked to the patient?

Its identifier is recorded at the point of use during the procedure, so you know what was implanted, in whom and when, without reconstructing it afterwards.

Shall we talk about how it applies to your hospital?

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