DataSolutionsCorp's mission is to improve medical inventory management across the healthcare system.  Most do not have an accurate valuation therefore it can be difficult to manage.  Getting an accurate baseline will provide the road map to help customers optimize their supply chain.  Whether booking year end financials, pharmacy inventory, perpetual inventory, par level optimization, identifying consigned vs owned items, surgical tray audits, expired product counts, comparative analysis, warehouse, labeling, resource needs, and consulting.  Need help with AI automation or biomedical equipment (asset management), we can connect you with our partners.  

Hospitals are searching for answers with resource shortages and continued pandemic supply chain affects.  These ongoing pressures to reduce cost and improve the bottom line may be difficult to achieve internally.  In fact, DSC is relied upon to help hospitals that have failed audit due to our proven process and accuracy.   Surgical services and inventory levels will continue to be under scrutiny by internal and external forces. Regulatory agencies will continue to  emphasize on fiscal responsibility and inventory control. Financial officers are increasingly aware of the need to understand, identify and control supply costs through performing a physical inventory. Healthcare leadership is turning to external organizations like DSC to help meet this demand. 

Data Solutions Corp specializes in physical inventory services in the operating rooms, cath lab, IR, SPD or central sterile, pharmacy, laboratory, ER, ICU, specialty labs, warehouse, and other storage locations.  DSC has worked in all cost centers with our customers across the U.S. We also have worked with some of the largest manufacturers and medical device companies helping  them manage their sales rep trunk stock. DataSolutionsCorp is a pioneer in our space and provides accurate, quality, cost effective, and customizable hospital physical inventory services.

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