Innovative solutions for the supply of optimal sets were presented at the medbaltica exhibition in Riga

On October 19-20, one of the largest medical exhibitions in the Baltic States was held in Riga – MedBaltica ’24. The visitors and health care professionals who participated in the exhibition were presented with three innovative solutions for the supply of optimal kits:

  • Amberlink is a supply chain management system that optimizes inventory management, eliminates time-consuming technical tasks, allowing medical staff to pay more attention to patient care. During the exhibition, visitors were able to learn how this innovative system works in real conditions.
  • OptiPack – an optimally complete set of disposable tools for operating rooms, ensuring that the necessary resources are available at the right time and at the right price. We invited guests to get acquainted with these sets, their content live, as well as to evaluate their benefits and applicability in the operating rooms.
  • EndPoint – a supply solution that ensures that the necessary tools are automatically delivered to the nearest point of use. At the exhibition, visitors were able to see how this solution helps to optimize processes in hospitals, save time and costs.

Participation in the Medbaltica exhibition provided an opportunity not only to present advanced medical innovations focused on the well-being of the patient, but also to establish contacts with health care professionals.

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