2013 Supply Chain Dept of the Year - GHS




 

Greenville Health System named Healthcare Purchasing News  2013 Supply Chain Management Department of the Year. Click here for the Full Article

The Systems house, Inc. congratulates GHS on this prestigious award, and is proud to provide and maintain the systems that drive supply chain excellence. 




The GHS Supply Chain’s crown jewel is clearly the 125,000-square-foot Materials Distribution




GHS Materials Specialist picks supplies 

using Pick-to-Light technology

 Center (MDC), which is staffed by more than 84 full-time employees, and fortified with a fleet of automated guided vehicles (AGV), carousels and conveyor belts, linked electronically through an enterprise-resource planning system from The Systems House.  The MDS Healthcare Suite is the perfect solution for a variety of healthcare supply chain models. 



GHS utilizes the MDS warehouse management system with:


  • Low-unit of measure replenishment

  • Pick to light technology

  • Tote Scanning and Sorting 

  • Wireless Barcode scanning with Handheld Devices 

  • Mirrored Carousel POD locations to load balance and optimize picking 

  • Statistically sampled quality control to measure picking accuracy

  • Seamless integration with the hospital MMIS systems



















Fast Facts on Greenville Health System





Headquarters: Greenville, SC





2012





2013


Facilities: 4 acute care hospitals, three specialty hospitals, six outpatient care facilities, two long-term care facilities, two wellness centers and a host of affiliated practice sites and related programs. 


Employees/FTEs (at GHS): 186.5

Beds (licensed and average operating): 1,268 + 91 = 1,359


Outpatient Visits (2012 vs. 2013):





2,434,453





2,802,570


Surgical cases (2012 vs. 2013):





42,366





41,847


Total net revenue (2012 vs. 2013):






$1,173,163,000







$1,354,111,500



Annual purchasing supply expense (FY2012 vs. FY2013):



$114,592,983







$120,186,744



Annual purchase order volume (FY2012 vs. FY2013):



$299,715,123







$332,981,519








Total annual operating expenses: $16,668,716



Source: Greenville (SC) Health System, July 2013







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