PREFcards Secures U.S. Patent for Innovative Surgical Preference Card Optimization

The broad ranging patent reinforces a commitment to improving surgical efficiency, reducing operating room supply waste, and improving OR workflows.

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- PREFcards, the leading provider of surgical preference card optimization software, announced today it has been granted U.S. Patent No. 12,308,115, titled Automated Data Aggregation with File Analysis and Predictive Modeling. Search and View the patent here: https://ppubs.uspto.gov/pubwebapp/static/pages/ppubsbasic.html

The patented technology drives PREFcards’ ability to streamline the management, editing, and standardization of procedural data across multiple surgeons and specialties via an intuitive and scalable platform.

This technology empowers OR teams to work smarter without overhauling existing systems. PREFcards’ platform integrates easily with current hospital workflows and is used across leading institutions seeking to drive efficiency and improve patient care – from U.S. military and VA hospitals to commercial hospitals and ASCs.

PREFcards is a healthcare SaaS company dedicated to modernizing how hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) manage surgical preference cards. By digitizing and intelligently standardizing these tools, PREFcards enables surgical teams to eliminate inaccurate itemized billing, reduce unnecessary surgical supply waste, and standardize procedures across providers.

For information about PREFcards and its patented technology, visit https://www.prefcards.com/.

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Media Contact:
Sarah Bleazard
Vice President
PREFcards
[email protected]

Source: PREFcards

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