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Intelliguard Debuts Temperature-controlled Cabinet for Transparent Inventory Management Across Hospital Pharmacies and Point of Care

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Intelliguard® is Redefining Pharmacy Operations in 2026 with Intelligent Medication Management Solutions

Intelliguard, a leading provider of automated medication management and data-intelligence solutions, today announced the launch of its Mira Care™ RFID temperature-controlled cabinet for transparent inventory management at ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition.

Many medications must be stored within precise temperature ranges to maintain their therapeutic value. According to the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science, the biopharma industry loses approximately US $35 billion each year because of failures in the temperature-controlled supply chain. As hospitals face mounting operational challenges and growing demands for safety and efficiency, Intelliguard is redefining pharmacy infrastructure for 2026, with its intelligent medication management solutions.

RFID-enabled, temperature-controlled cabinets represent a critical advancement for hospital and health system pharmacies, extending visibility and control into satellite locations and remote storage areas. Intelliguard’s new solution will combine temperature management with RFID automation to authenticate users, associate transactions with patients or cases, and automatically document activity within EHR and ERP systems.

The modular design supports both bulk and unit-dose storage, while integrated temperature governance links directly to inventory data, providing clear, actionable insights to maintain compliance and ensure product integrity.

Intelliguard’s solution is designed to help pharmacies and health systems:

  • Obtain transparent inventory visibility across central and satellite pharmacies, giving pharmacy teams actionable insight to optimize daily operations and reduce waste.
  • Transform temperature control into operational intelligence, connecting real-time temperature governance with inventory data to drive clarity and cost efficiency.
  • Integrate seamlessly with clinical workflows through user authentication, patient or case selection, automated EHR/ERP documentation, and modular storage for both bulk and unit-dose medications.

With hospitals facing workforce shortages, rising drug costs, and increasing regulatory complexity, the need for smart, automated infrastructure has never been greater. Intelliguard’s technology integrates seamlessly with existing workflows, providing transparency and control that enable hospital pharmacies to operate more efficiently and safely.

“We’re addressing a fundamental operational need across healthcare by solving one of the biggest technical challenges,” said Jeff Harper, Head of Product at Intelliguard. “RFID has moved the needle, and now temperature-controlled storage is the next frontier of precision pharmacy management. We’re excited to partner with innovative hospitals and health systems to help solve their challenges and redefine what the future of pharmacy looks like.”

Pharmacy leaders and hospital decision-makers attending ASHP 2025 are invited to visit Intelliguard’s booth #731 or for more information, contact sales@intelliguard.com.

About Intelliguard

Intelliguard is a healthcare technology company dedicated to transforming how hospitals and health systems manage their most critical medications and supplies. Over the last 25 years, Intelliguard has established itself as a pioneer in RFID automation, building a reputation for innovation, accuracy, and trust.

Intelliguard’s Mira Ecosystem™ combines RFID automation, real-time inventory visibility, and advanced analytics into a single, intelligent platform. By giving providers clarity and control over the full medication lifecycle, Mira helps healthcare organizations reduce waste, strengthen compliance, and improve operational efficiency.

Intelliguard supports more than 600 hospitals, pharmacies, and surgery centers across North America. For more information, visit intelliguardhealth.com.

"RFID has moved the needle, and now temperature-controlled storage is the next frontier of precision pharmacy management."

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