Medical Tracking Solutions, Jacksonville, FL

Medical Tracking Solutions

www.medicaltracking.com

Medical Tracking Solutions, a team of medical device industry experts, developed iTraycer to meet the day-to-day challenges of medical device companies. iTraycer is a comprehensive inventory management system that provides real-time tracking of medical devices and biologics – visible by part, lot, and serial numbers – from manufacturer to patient. The system`s multifunctional software facilitates communication and collaboration across the enterprise and enables companies to make critical, fact-based decisions with real-time information. And, iTraycer ensures compliance by addressing the traceability requirements of Unique Device Identification (UDI) regulations.

Number of Employees: 100-250
Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million

www.medicaltracking.com
4063 Salisbury Road Ste 203
Jacksonville, FL USA 32216
Phone: 904.527.5300

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