Surgical Efficiency
OpFlow optimizes surgical supply chains by integrating your usage data with our benchmarks:
Rationalize and consolidate hospital-owned trays
Manage metrics to lower cost of sterilization and storage of vendor-owned trays
Optimize utilization of high dollar supplies via OpFlow standardized procedure benchmarks
of surgical instruments pulled for a case are actually used
OpFlow’s average reduction for hospital owned trays
average savings with OpFlow’s first 6-month engagement
to market with national tray usage and optimization benchmarks
Rationalization - Consolidation - Inventory Reduction
OpFlow targets large, frequently used trays for optimization within designated service lines. OpFlow collects usage data on all trays used for commonly performed cases within the service line to create the most efficient, streamlined configurations.
Hospital Owned
Trays
Vendor Owned Trays
Utilization - Rationalization - Inventory Management
OpFlow tracks which vendor trays are pulled, opened, and used for a case, and collects actual usage data for both instrument and implant trays.
Procedure-based standards stratified by vendor are generated to reduce the number of trays brought to the case, therefore lowering sterilization costs. Visibility to vendor tray usage identifies areas for improvement and optimization that can lower overall case cost.
Usage analysis - Benchmark analytics
Variability of preference cards for the same procedure makes surgical supply optimization difficult to manage. OpFlow’s benchmarks identify high-cost supplies and provide an average quantity used for commonly performed procedures across hospital locations. Benchmark data, along with actual usage by surgeon and case, enables hospitals to optimize the quantities on each preference card and accurately allocate items.
Supplies
Publications
Outcomes from OpFlow implementations have been published in peer-reviewed clinical journals.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Scientific Meeting Presentations
OpFlow results have been presented at scientific meetings spanning multiple surgical specialties.
Customer Stories
The OpFlow success goes coast-to-coast! Loma Linda University Medical Center just completed phase 1 of OpFlow Instrument Tray Optimization with a total reduction of over 4,000 instruments!
The team at OpFlow exceeded our expectations! We were able to remove 7,500 instruments with an average reduction percentage of 31%. This will lead to almost 500,000 fewer instrument sterilization cycles annually, saving over 2,300 hours of sterile processing labor."
- Josh Roberts, Chief Operating Officer, Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
Outstanding success from a 12-month implementation at UNC Rex Hospital across all major surgical service lines with a total reduction of almost 18,000 instruments!
