Pearson Medical Technologies

10/21/2026

Heading to Rosemont next week! 🏥

Pearson Medical Technologies will be at the Health Connect Partners Fall Hospital Pharmacy Conference, October 26–28 at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare. Congratulations to HCP on 20 years of bringing pharmacy leaders and suppliers together.

📍 Supplier Showcase — Booth 411
Monday, October 26 | 11:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Stop by for a live demonstration of the iPack® Rx unit dose packaging system and m:Print® barcode labeling software. We’ll also be at the Reverse Expo on Tuesday and Wednesday.

If you’re attending, we’d love to see you there.

10/17/2026

Pharmacy counters take the hit first whenever seasonal hospital admissions climb. Bulk oral solids start piling up, and technicians spend hours manually folding foil, printing labels, and catching transcription errors. Automating unit-dose packaging puts those hours back into cart fills and patient care. Clean machine seals and sharp barcodes mean zero squinting at bedside scanners, plus every batch stays aligned with USP and DSCSA requirements. We build and support our packaging systems right out of Louisiana as an independent family business, so you get answers from our actual technicians instead of an equity firm call tree. What part of the repackaging process backs up your team the most when census numbers rise?

10/15/2026

New packaging machines usually get blamed when a label fails or a pouch jams. Most of the time, the hardware is fine. The real breakdown happens during the handoff from delivery to daily use.

Skipping standardized calibration routines and rushing verification protocols is an easy trap when your team already has a full queue. Small oversights during setup turn into repeated re-scans, technician frustration, and preventable rework weeks down the line. Setting up a rock-solid inspection checklist before the first production run saves hours of troubleshooting later.

How does your pharmacy team handle the initial validation steps when onboarding new automation? Drop your thoughts below.

Protect your pharmacy throughput and patient safety. Discover how structured protocols keep your unit dose packaging machines accurate and compliant.

10/15/2026

Stop Bedside Scan Failures

Manual foil wrappers crease under pressure. That small crease is all it takes to trigger an unreadable barcode alert at bedside, forcing nurses to stop administration and punch in long NDC codes by hand.

Automating your unit dose packaging bench fixes verification before pouches leave the central pharmacy. Precision packaging machines print sharp, reliable barcodes that read cleanly on the first pass, keeping your oral solid runs aligned with USP guidelines and DSCSA standards.

We build and support our hardware directly from Louisiana. As an independent family business, we take your service calls ourselves instead of passing your team to an equity fund queue.

How many barcode rejections did your central bench handle this past week?

10/13/2026

Every time a barcode rejects at bedside, the floor calls central pharmacy.

Fall intake numbers always push medication delivery to the limit. When technicians rush to hand-wrap oral solids at the counter, labels wrinkle and barcode margins shift. A floor nurse ends up typing long NDC numbers by hand, medication schedules stall, and technicians spend their shift re-running rejected doses.

Automating your unit dose packaging stops those errors before pouches leave the pharmacy. Equipment from Pearson Medical Technologies packages and prints crisp, verified barcodes that scan on the first pass, keeping your facility aligned with USP and DSCSA guidelines.

We are an independent, family-founded team based in Louisiana. You speak directly with our packaging specialists instead of working through corporate call centers.

How often do bedside barcode rejections send doses back to your pharmacy bench?

10/12/2026

It’s official!

On September 15, the United States Patent and Trademark Office registered 1-Click Print® — U.S. Registration No. 8,439,571 — to Pearson Medical Technologies, LLC, right here in Alexandria, Louisiana.

1-Click Print® is the m:Print® workflow hospital pharmacies use every day: scan the barcode on the manufacturer’s package, and the label fills itself in.
Fewer keystrokes. Fewer errors. More confidence at the bedside.

We filed the application in April 2023. Three and a half years later, it’s on the Principal Register.

For a small team in central Louisiana building software that pharmacies across the country depend on, this one feels good.

Thank you to every pharmacy that has put 1-Click Print® to work.

https://www.pearsonmedical.com






Respectfully,

Opal M. Andrus
Vice President, Marketing and Sales
PEARSON MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
2804 N. Bolton Avenue
Alexandria, Louisiana 71303
Phone: 318-619-1129, Ext. 215
Fax: 318-473-2879
Customer Support: 877-868-3673
E-mail: [email protected]
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10/11/2026

Technicians should not spend half their shift peeling foil wrappers and hand-labeling bulk unit doses.

When inpatient censuses spike with the cooler weather, pharmacy benches quickly become the biggest bottleneck in the building. Hand-packing oral solids pulls skilled technicians away from cart fill, compound prep, and critical floor support. It also creates inconsistent barcode prints that fail at bedside scanning.

Automating your unit-dose packaging eliminates that bench lag entirely. As an independent, family-founded team, we build packaging hardware and barcode labeling software that keep your facility compliant with USP and DSCSA requirements. When you call us, you speak with our actual specialists, not an equity-fund support queue.

Which oral solid dosage forms take up the biggest chunk of your technician hours to repackage?

10/08/2026

Most repackaging bottlenecks do not happen because the team is moving too slowly. They happen because skilled technicians get stuck doing work that belongs to a machine.

When a technician spends half their shift hand-sealing individual unit doses and double-checking manual label entries, fatigue sets in. That is where packaging backlogs build up, and it is usually where tiny labeling mistakes sneak into the run.

Protecting staff time keeps your inventory ready for the floor and keeps error rates down. Our latest guide breaks down simple ways to fix repackaging bottlenecks before they disrupt your day.

What part of your unit dose packaging process slows your team down the most?

Discover how hospital pharmacy unit dose packaging methods and reliable packaging systems eliminate compounding bottlenecks while protecting your staff.

10/02/2026

One click. One complete, compliant label. m:Print®'s newly registered 1-Click Print® technology builds an accurate medication label — barcode, manufacturer lot and expiration, and an auto-calculated beyond-use date — in a single step, with no manual data entry. Less time at the keyboard, more time on patient care.

09/29/2026

Ever notice how much smoother a shift feels when your team isn't bogged down by tedious manual tasks? With the iPack® Rx automated unit dose packager, pharmacy teams spend less time labeling and checking each medication — and more time on patient care and safety, which is what matters most.

We're curious: if your hospital has moved to automated packaging, what's been your biggest benefit so far? And if you're still weighing it, what's holding you back? Let's compare notes.