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BD partners with Fairview Health Services for first US deployment of Vmax 160 pharmacy automation robot

BD partners with Fairview Health Services for first US deployment of Vmax 160 pharmacy automation robot

ReutersReuters2026/09/14 10:50
  • BD entered a collaboration with Fairview Health Services to deploy the BD Vmax 160 pharmacy automation robot in the U.S.
  • Fairview became the first U.S. health system to install the system, targeting high-volume centralized outpatient pharmacy operations.
  • Deployment aims to expand automation for specialty therapies, refrigerated drugs, and complex fulfillment as Fairview fills about 20,000 prescriptions weekly.
  • Rollout builds on Fairview’s existing BD pharmacy automation footprint, including the BD Parata Max 2 vial-filling robot.


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