Dongyang People's Hospital was founded in 1939 and is a Grade III, Grade B comprehensive hospital that integrates medical treatment, teaching, prevention, and rehabilitation. It is a designated hospital for medical insurance and new rural cooperative medical system in Dongyang City, an international emergency rescue network hospital, and a teaching hospital for medical colleges such as Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Yichun College of Medicine. It has successively won the titles of National Advanced Collective in the Medical and Health System, National People's Trust Demonstration (Top 100) Hospital Honorary titles such as Zhejiang Civilized Hospital and Jinhua Civilized Unit.

In July 2012, Shenzhen RSSZY launched its "Intelligent Outpatient Dispensing Machine" to provide more reasonable and standardized management of medication distribution in pharmacies. Intelligent devices replace repetitive manual work, reduce intermediate errors, and improve the overall operational efficiency of pharmacies.

Jinhua Central Hospital (Zhejiang University Jinhua Hospital) was founded in 1910 and is a tertiary Grade A comprehensive hospital that integrates medical treatment, scientific research, teaching, prevention, health care, and rehabilitation. It is the National Advanced Stroke Center and China Chest Pain Center. It has successively won the honorary titles of National Model Worker's Home, National Youth Civilization, National May Day Women's Pacesetter Post, National exemplary organization in Hospital Infection Management, Provincial exemplary organization in Health, and Excellent Unit in Provincial Hospital Management Year.

In June 2017, Shenzhen RSSZY launched its "Intelligent Outpatient Dispensing Machine", which highlights the service function of the pharmacy and has become the "first window" of the hospital, reflecting the service concept of "patient-centered". The smart pharmacy system has replaced the traditional hospital pharmacy staff's one-on-one delivery scene of "carrying small baskets everywhere".

Shenzhen Children's Hospital was founded in 1997 and is located in the central district of Shenzhen. It is a comprehensive children's hospital that integrates medical treatment, health care, scientific research, teaching, and rehabilitation. It is also the only tertiary Grade A children's specialized hospital in Guangdong Province. The hospital focuses on disciplinary construction and ranked 8th in the performance evaluation of national tertiary public hospitals in 2019 among children's specialized hospitals in China. The hospital has been selected as one of the "Key Construction Hospitals of the Second Batch of High Level Hospitals in Guangdong Province".

In June 2017, Shenzhen RSSZY launched its "Intelligent Outpatient Dispensing Machine", which solved a series of inefficient problems for hospitals, such as slow queuing for medication delivery and high dispensing intensity by pharmacists. Improve the overall operational efficiency of the pharmacy, reduce the occurrence of manual errors, and enhance patients' sense of seeking medical attention.

The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University was founded in September 1928. After a series of drastic reforms in 2009, it has become the world's largest tertiary and first-class comprehensive hospital. It has successively won honorary titles such as National Baby Friendly Hospital, National Civilized Unit, National Top 100 Hospitals, exemplary organization of Hospital Informatization Construction in China, National County level Hospital Assistance Demonstration Base, China PTC Outstanding Contribution Team Award, National Excellent Nursing Service Hospital, National Hospital Cultural Construction exemplary organization, etc.

In May 2020, Shenzhen RSSZY launched its "Intelligent Outpatient Dispensing Machine" to centralize medication placement and improve space utilization. The automatic distribution of medications enables pharmacists to have more energy to provide good pharmaceutical services. Greatly improving the efficiency of outpatient medication dispensing, reducing medication errors, and improving the accuracy of the overall process.