Omnicell

05/22/2026

Listen to this episode of The Medical Innovation Podcast to hear Omnicell's Chief Product Officer Jason Woosley break down why health systems are rethinking medication infrastructure through a cloud-connected lens — and what that shift means for safety, resilience, and operational visibility across hospital pharmacy operations.

Hear the full episode: https://okt.to/VvjTQw

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05/19/2026

Ready to explore how autonomous medication management can transform your pharmacy operations? Join us June 14-16 at in St. Louis.

Connect with us at Booth 204 to see how smarter workflows, enhanced dispensing confidence, and more time for the clinical moments are driving enhanced outcomes across the patient care journey.

05/15/2026

Our engineers build what matters and shape what’s next. We’re proud to celebrate Yough Weltner, Sandrian, Nelson, and Ambrogio on being selected for Robotics Network's Deep Tech Institute Senior Leaders Program!

This program brings together technical talent from across the robotics and AI community to grow their leadership skills. Read more about their stories and the program: https://okt.to/lZLFJh

“There’s a real foundation here from manufacturing that’s carried into newer industries, especially in med tech - we have such a hub here. Is there really a better place to be?” - Kiara Yough Welnter, Supplier Quality Engineer

05/12/2026

This , we're thinking about what it actually takes to set nurses up for success — not just celebrate them for one week. Omnicell's Kristine Shepherd, MSN, RN makes a compelling case: when workflows don't reflect the reality of a shift, nurses are left to carry what the system should be supporting.

More time at the bedside starts with better systems behind the scenes. Read Kristine's guide to building medication management workflows that truly support nursing teams: https://okt.to/VxpBD1

This is a guest blog post written by fellow nurse, Kristine Shepherd, MSN, RN Thinking about medication safety is one of those things nurse leaders don’t really get to turn off. Even on days when nothing obvious goes wrong, the “what ifs” still follow you as you’re driving home and catch you...

05/08/2026

This , we're recognizing not just the dedication nurses bring to patient care every day — but the very real challenges that drive too many of them away.

The average U.S. hospital loses $7.1 million annually due to nursing turnover. And when outdated medication management processes stretch nurses even thinner, burnout follows.

The good news: smarter technology can give nurses back meaningful time at the bedside. Reducing cabinet interaction time alone by 57% is just the start.

Read this article to learn how automation and interoperability are helping health systems retain nurses and improve care: https://okt.to/owJeAF

Understand the financial impact of nursing turnover and how pharmacy automation and EHR interoperability can streamline workflows, reduce burnout, and help hospitals retain nursing staff.

05/07/2026

On the latest episode of "Unscripted," Dr. Janjri Desai and Dr. Seth Hartman discuss AI, the autonomous pharmacy, and the future of medication management.

Listen here: https://okt.to/uyWYb0

Podcast Episode · Unscripted · May 5 · 49m

05/06/2026

Today kicks off National Nurses Week, recognized every year from May 6th (National Nurses Day) to May 12th (the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing).

Nurses don't just deliver care — they drive outcomes. For patients, that means safety and recovery. For health systems, it means quality scores, reduced readmissions, and a care team that holds everything together under pressure.

This National Nurses Week, we recognize nurses in every step of the care journey. Thank you for the work that doesn't always make it into the data — but always makes a difference.

04/29/2026

Omnicell is thrilled to welcome Rick Couldry as our new Senior Vice President, Chief Pharmacy and Clinical Officer.

This newly created role reflects Omnicell's commitment to ensuring our innovation roadmap is grounded in real-world clinical and operational needs — and Rick is exactly the right person to lead that charge.

With 30 years of hospital pharmacy leadership experience — including his tenure as VP of Pharmacy and Health Professions at The University of Kansas Health System — Rick brings the expertise and perspective of health system pharmacy leaders directly to our product and portfolio decisions.

As healthcare complexity grows, the pharmacy enterprise plays an increasingly critical role in patient safety and care quality. Rick's deep background in scaling specialty pharmacy, leading operational turnarounds, and improving patient outcomes will help ensure Omnicell's solutions continue to simplify that complexity for pharmacy leaders nationwide.

Welcome to the team, Rick. We're proud to have you.

Read the press release: https://okt.to/u4CPrc

04/27/2026

8,000 stockouts avoided. A 0.4% stockout rate across all ADC locations. That's the impact Allegheny Health Network has seen since partnering with Omnicell's Inventory Optimization Service — down from roughly 1% before.

The difference? A dedicated Omnicell pharmacy strategist who monitors inventory data and delivers actionable recommendations monthly. Not just data — analysis and follow-through.

As Allegheny Health VP of Pharmacy Laura Mark, PharmD, put it: "We have that dedicated team call once a month where our Omnicell support presents us with clear data and real-time actionable recommendations."

Read the full story: https://okt.to/D6FNym

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04/24/2026

Today, join our Lunch Symposium at the TSHP Annual Seminar and:

🟢 Hear best practices for autonomous medication management
🟢 Network with peers who are facing similar challenges
🟢 Gain insight into how to advance your pharmacy care outcomes

Save your seat with the link in the comments.

04/22/2026

Each year, we share wildflower seeds with various teams as a simple way to show care for our people, our communities, and the places where we work.

The flowers grown from last year’s seeds are a reminder that growth takes root when people are trusted, supported, and given the space to thrive. The seeds we’re sharing this year reflect our continued investment in what comes next, for our teams, our communities, and the future we’re building together.

We’re proud of a culture where care and sustainability go hand in hand, powered by our people. Happy 🌱