KIRKLAND, Wash., Aug. 31, 2016 -- Talyst, a market leader in pharmacy automation technology was recently recognized as a Category Leader in pharmacy automation by KLAS Research. As outlined in its most recent Pharmacy Automation report, Talyst was the clear industry leader in 'Minimizing Medication Spending', a key deliverable for any hospital pharmacy automation installation. Additionally, Talyst leads the way in 'Keeping Promises' and 'Avoiding Nickle & Diming', proving Talyst's long-term commitment to operating a customer-focused organization centered on accountability and honesty in its business practices.
"Talyst's pharmacy automation products were created to provide hospital pharmacies with solutions that increase patient safety while positively impacting the bottom line," said Carla Corkern, Chief Executive Officer at Talyst. "The KLAS report results confirm that our commitment to helping our customers succeed is working, and we look forward to continuing our successful partnership with our valued customers moving forward," Corkern added.
Highlights of the KLAS report include more than 90% of customers agree that Talyst 'Keeps Promises' and 85% agree that Talyst 'Avoids Nickel and Diming'. Other categories where Talyst showed industry leadership include, 'Product Works as Promoted', 'Increases Staff Productivity' and 'Overall Product Quality'.
KLAS Research is an independent organization that publishes industry reports designed to assist healthcare organizations in their purchasing and vendor decision-making process. They publish more than 50 vendor-differentiating reports each year, including the Pharmacy Automation report.
To learn more Talyst's results in the KLAS Research report, please visit: Talyst KLAS Report.
About Talyst
Talyst is a leader in pharmacy automation hardware and software solutions. Our products provide enterprise-wide medication management across your entire health system to offer greater inventory control, enhanced workflow efficiency, and improved patient safety. As of 2016, Talyst has installed automated solutions in more than 500 integrated healthcare systems, acute-care hospitals, long-term care facilities, and correctional institutions. We offer a powerful software platform with a suite of hardware components to meet your enterprise-wide needs. Follow us on Twitter @Talyst_LLC or visit us at www.talyst.com.
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