How many hours annually are reclaimed by a patient switching from a 3.5-hour wait to Pelebox collection?
Nearly 42 hours annually
The efficiency gain realized by implementing the Pelebox system can be precisely quantified by comparing the traditional waiting time against the automated retrieval time. If a patient traditionally spent an average of three and a half hours queuing for their monthly medication, and the Pelebox reduces that collection time to just 36 seconds, the patient reclaims over three hours per visit. Considering that many chronic patients require monthly refills, this time saving accumulates significantly, translating to nearly 42 hours over the course of a full year. This recovered time represents substantial social and potential economic benefits, equivalent to almost a full work week returned to the patient for employment or personal commitments.
