Talyst to showcase acute care pharmacy automation solutions, software products at ASHP Summer Meeting

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May 31 2014

Talyst, a market leader in pharmacy automation and 340B solutions, will be exhibiting at the 2014 American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Summer Meeting in Las Vegas, NV. The company will be showcasing both its acute care pharmacy automation solutions and 340B software products and services.

Talyst's pharmacy automation provides enterprise-wide medication management across the entire health system. Talyst offers a variety of pharmacy automation solutions, including AutoPharm® Enterprise, AutoCarousel® HD, AutoVault, and AutoPack, to offer health systems greater inventory control, enhanced workflow efficiency, and improved patient safety.

In addition, Talyst is the leader in 340B splitting solutions and has over 400 customers. Talyst offers a range of 340B solutions including its latest solution, AutoSplit® Contract Pharmacy and 340B Compliance Services. AutoSplit Contract Pharmacy is an end-to-end service that allows covered entities the ability to capture additional 340B savings from hospital scripts dispensed at retail pharmacies. Talyst's 340B Compliance Services supports hospitals and health systems prepare for 340B Drug Pricing Program compliance audits. Talyst assesses and selects 340B solutions and tools to develop a complete Audit Program.

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