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PRP, stem cells, and exosomes need lot-level chain of custody, multi-step protocol tracking, and audit-ready documentation. Most systems model none of it.
The Gap
Lot numbers end up on sticky notes and in last year's spreadsheet.
“He drove 2 hours for a PRP treatment. Kit expired yesterday.”
Nobody tracks lot expirations. The $800 kit sat in the fridge two days past its window.
$800 wasted. Patient rescheduled — if he comes back.
“She’s on injection 3 of 6. Nobody knows what happened at injection 2.”
Protocol notes are in the provider’s head. The covering physician has no documentation of the prior sessions.
Treatment continuity lost.
“State audit request. 72 hours to produce chain-of-custody for 40 biologics lots.”
Lot numbers are on sticky notes, shipping labels, and a spreadsheet from 2024.
Three staff pulled from patient care for a week.
Closing the gap
Protocols advance on schedule, compliance documents are generated from the record, and a covering physician can see every prior session.
L-Knee OA · 4-session plan
Auto-generated · Apr 9
Lot-level tracking with temperature monitoring and expiration alerts, so you know what you have, where it is, and when it expires.
Lot-level tracking · Real-time
100%
Chain-of-custody documented
Every lot from receipt to administration
0
Expired biologics used
Alerts before they expire
< 5 min
Audit response time
vs. days with manual records
6-step
Protocols auto-tracked
No handoff gaps
Biologics inventory, treatment protocols, and compliance documentation share one workflow. Administering a lot updates the chain of custody, advances the protocol, and generates the compliance file.
Biologics tracking, protocol management, and audit-ready compliance, in one demo.