Medical inventory software connected to treatment.
Track the products that matter by clinic location. Configure the countable items each treatment normally uses, select the actual batch during the appointment and let nuemed update the stock quantity.

What is medical inventory software?
Medical inventory management software tracks the quantity and location of selected clinical products. nuemed connects that stock to the treatment workflow, while leaving the clinic in control of which countable items are worth tracking.
Configure what matters. Leave the rest alone.

Count the products you can count properly.
Configure the products and expected quantities for each treatment. A PRP workflow might deduct tubes and syringes without pretending it can measure every piece of gauze.
Know what is available. At the right location.
Before we opened to the public, nuemed ran a full year of real clinic work. Built out of necessity, proven in the wild.
Part of one connected system.
Inventory questions, answered.
Medical inventory management software gives clinics a live view of the products they choose to track. In nuemed, quantities can be separated by location and connected to the treatments that use them.
Yes, for the countable products the clinic has connected to that treatment. The clinic configures the expected quantity in the treatment settings, and nuemed uses that information to update stock.
No. Clinics decide which products are useful to count. A PRP clinic may track tubes and syringes without trying to measure every piece of gauze used during an appointment.
nuemed can prompt the practitioner to choose from the available batches during the treatment workflow. The practitioner can also photograph the product label used.
Yes. Batch and expiry details can be entered separately for the product. A photograph of the product label can also be retained with the treatment record.
Yes. Stock quantities and low-stock levels can be managed by location, so one clinic does not rely on the quantity held at another site.
Low-stock alerts appear inside nuemed. They are not sent by email.
No. The photograph retains the visible label details with the treatment record. Structured batch and expiry details are entered separately when required.