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Expanding Global Access to On Demand Medicine Production – Germfree and On Demand Pharmaceuticals

Expanding Global Access to On Demand Medicine Production – Germfree and On Demand Pharmaceuticals

Facility:
Two mobile cGMP USP 800 Mobile Cleanrooms

Industry:
Healthcare

Type:
Video

Medication shortages affect over 75% of U.S. hospitals and countless patients worldwide. But, what if hospitals could produce their own life-saving drugs on demand, directly at the point of care?

Through an innovative partnership, Germfree’s Mobile Cleanroom technology and On Demand Pharmaceuticals‘ Pharmacy On Demand platform are bringing localized, on-site production of life-saving medications to the forefront of healthcare. During a six-month pilot at North Mississippi Medical Center, 12,000 doses of critical shortage medicines like lidocaine and potassium chloride were compounded on-site using this platform, meeting all regulatory requirements and proving the power of agile, distributed production.

This collaboration is more than a solution to today’s healthcare challenges – it’s the foundation for a future where medicine production is responsive, reliable, and local. Whether in rural communities or urban centers, healthcare providers can now meet patient needs faster than ever before.

Click here to learn how your pharmacy can take control of medication shortages and enhance patient outcomes today!

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