RFID in Healthcare
— Precision, Safety, and Traceability from Lab to Bedside

Nexus RFID gives hospitals, labs, and clinics item-level visibility across patients, samples, instruments, and inventory—from bedside to pharmacy to cold storage.

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Problems we solve

Error ID and manual errors in patient identification and specimen matching

Blind spots in low-temperature storage (freezers, cryo tanks)

Lost or under-utilized assets (pumps, monitors, wheelchairs)

Poor traceability for sterile instruments and procedure packs

Medication and blood product handling without verifiable chain-of-custody

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Healthcare solutions

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Low-Temperature Storage Labels

Nexus Low-Temperature RFID Labels are engineered for cryogenic and cold-chain environments, maintaining reliable identification and data integrity even under extreme freezing conditions.

‍Trace samples confidently in deep-cold environments
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Temperature endurance: UHF RFID labels rated for –80 °C freezers; cryo variants available for liquid nitrogen (down to –196 °C).
Chemical resistance: Adhesives and encapsulation designed for frost, condensation, and common lab reagents.
Location certainty: Fast bulk reads on racks and boxes; optional temperature/humidity sensors log storage conditions.
Use cases: Biobanks, vaccines, cell/gene therapy, pathology, pharma R&D.

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Cryogenic RFID labels (from-196°C to -80°C)
Dual-tech UHF + NFC for combined logistics + consumer verification
NFC/RFID readers for cellar-door and boutique sales

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Patient Wristbands

Nexus RFID Patient Wristband provides secure, contactless identification for hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.
Built from soft, hypoallergenic materials, it ensures patient comfort while enabling instant data access via UHF or NFC technology.

‍One band, a verified identity—every time.
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UHF + NFC options: UHF for workflow automation; NFC tap at bedside with mobile devices.
Closed-loop safety: Scan patient → med → specimen to prevent mix-ups
Comfort & durability: Soft, hypoallergenic, waterproof; newborn and ICU variants.
Security & privacy: No PHI stored on tag

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Wristbands: UHF wristbands/dual UHF+NFC wristbands; tamper-evident options
Clinical handheld readers
Specimen labels (UHF/NFC) matched to band ID

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Hospital Operations (Assets, Instruments, Meds & Linens)

Nexus RFID transforms hospital management with real-time visibility and automation across critical operations — from medical instruments and medications to mobile equipment and linens.
Each item is equipped with a unique RFID tag, allowing instant location tracking, usage monitoring, and automatic record updates.

Bring order to moving parts
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Asset tracking: Pumps, monitors, wheelchairs—find in seconds; utilization analytics.
Sterile instruments: Tray and instrument tags record autoclave cycles (up to ~134 °C), assembly, and usage history.
Pharmacy & blood products: Serialized chain-of-custody; optional time-temperature logging in cold-chain.
Linen & uniforms: Laundry-grade UHF tags withstand wash chemistry and high heat, enabling accurate counts and billing.

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Tags: Traditional UHF asset tags; On-metal UHF asset tags; temperature sensor labels; High-temp UHF tags; Laundry-grade UHF tags
Reader: Doorway/room portals; handheld UHF reader