Trew is proud to be featured in Medline Industries’ latest announcement of Pick Pack Pro™, a first-of-its-kind solution designed to support high-volume OTC benefit fulfillment for health plan members.
A Healthcare Fulfillment Solution Built for Surge Demand
Deployed in a healthcare distribution facility in Montgomery, NY, the system brings together robotics, packaging automation, and integrated conveyor to accommodate monthly surges in orders of allowance items offered by certain insurance plans. Trew’s conveyor and controls act as the connective tissue linking Tompkins Robotics tSort, Ranpak lidding, and downstream print-and-apply labeling and shipping to ensure clean handoffs and reliable throughput.
Integration for Modern Medical Supply Distribution
The solution leverages everything from robotic sortation, right-sized packaging, scan, weigh, hazmat label application to shipping sortation enabling fast, accurate medical supply distribution at scale.
Key Capabilities
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High-volume OTC fulfillment support: Designed to handle quarterly order surges from health plan benefit programs
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Brownfield system deployment: Modernized an existing facility
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Integrated multi-vendor automation: Connects robotics, packaging automation, print and apply labeling, and sortation
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Conveyor as the connective tissue: MDR conveyor, full-width belt sorter ensure smooth, reliable flow
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Print and Apply process control with WCS: Trew’s CHAMP™ WCS manages the movement of order cartons through scan, weigh, print-and-apply, shipping labeling, and verification
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Compliance-ready fulfillment: Supports hazmat labeling
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Scalable, high-speed performance: Engineered to support consistent throughput in high-demand healthcare environments
Read the full press release on Medline's website: Introducing Pick Pack Pro™, Medline’s new system for health plan members’ orders
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