Built to store, lock, and pass out medication

Nurses roll a medication cart room to room during med passes. Everything on it is designed to keep medication secure and organized for each patient.

Locking drawers

Key, keypad, or badge access keeps medication secured between patients.

Patient bins

Drawers split into bins so each patient's medication stays separate.

Capsa Healthcare medication cart with locking drawers

Controlled substances drawer

A separate locked drawer with its own access.

Room on top

A work surface for a laptop or scanner, or a full computer.

What to decide before you order medication carts

Have these answers ready and we can quote every unit at once. Not sure on some of them? That is what we are here for.

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01

Drawer layout

  • Patient bins
  • Supply drawers
  • Controlled substances drawer

How many patients each cart covers and what lives in each drawer.

02

Lock type

  • Key
  • Keypad
  • Badge

How nurses open the cart, and whether you need a record of who opened it.

03

Computer on top

  • None
  • Laptop shelf
  • Powered workstation

Whether the cart also needs to chart, scan, and print at the bedside.

04

Size and fleet

  • Compact
  • Full size
  • Matched across units

Hallway and room space, and keeping the same model on every floor.

Often paired with medication carts

Most units scan wristbands and medication at the bedside and print patient labels. If you are setting up medication carts, you will probably need these too.

Questions about medication carts on Long Island

What Long Island practices ask before they buy.

Storing and passing out medication. Nurses roll it room to room during med passes, and its locking drawers and bins keep each patient's medication secure and separate.
Keyed locks are simple and low cost. Keypad and badge locks let each nurse use their own code or badge, and many can keep a record of who opened the cart. Your pharmacy or compliance team often decides this.
Yes. Using the same model and drawer layout on every floor means less training and easier ordering later.
Yes. Most carts have room for a scanner and can add a computer or laptop. We can source the cart, scanner, and label printer together.
Yes. We are based in Hauppauge and source equipment for hospitals, long-term care, and clinics across Nassau and Suffolk.
Ask about setup when you request a quote. It depends on your facility and what you need.

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Based in Hauppauge

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Serving medical offices, hospitals, and labs across Nassau and Suffolk.