Expiration tracking
Surface expired and near-expired medication before the audit, return window, or shelf check forces the issue.
Medication inventory for correctional and institutional med rooms
Track stock, expirations, scans, pulls, labels, and audit history without turning a med-room inventory process into an enterprise rollout.
What RxRescue does
RxRescue gives pharmacy and med-room teams a focused way to scan medication stock, see first-expired-first-out priority, pull short-dated inventory, print labels, and keep a defensible activity trail.
Surface expired and near-expired medication before the audit, return window, or shelf check forces the issue.
Capture GS1 bottle data including GTIN, lot, serial, and expiration from supported 2D barcodes.
Keep track of scans, edits, pulls, reverts, imports, exports, and inventory changes without a spreadsheet trail.
Designed for correctional med rooms, county jails, and institutional pharmacy teams that need proof before a large IT project.
Best fit
County jails and detention centers
Correctional healthcare contractors
Institutional pharmacies and med rooms
Behavioral health, rehab, LTACH, hospice, EMS, and clinic pharmacy teams
Sales path
The cleanest first step is a 60 to 90 day pilot with guided setup, scanner and printer validation, support check-ins, and practical metrics.
Set up RxRescue on Windows or Android with the facility's scanner workflow.
Build a real inventory from shelf stock and identify unknown or short-dated items.
Track time saved, expired finds, manual entries, support issues, and staff adoption.
Convert to paid subscription and decide whether more sites should join.
Questions buyers ask
No. RxRescue is a focused medication inventory layer for stock, expirations, scans, pulls, labels, and audit history.
No. The product is designed around a No-PHI boundary and blocks patient-shaped import fields.
Yes. The product is shaped around restricted environments, shared workstations, scanner workflows, inconsistent connectivity, and high-accountability inventory.
Early customers should use a managed pilot so hardware, printer behavior, staff workflow, and support load are validated before broad rollout.