Atellica® Solution
Atellica ® Solution: new flexible, scalable, automation-ready immunoassay and chemistry analyzers from Siemens Healthineers (For within the U.S)
Atellica® Solution
Clockwise from top-left: Operator tablet; Atellica® IM; Atellica® Solution in a linear configuration; Atellica® CH 930
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Delivery of same lot no on time needed
Review Date: 19 Apr 2023 | Siemens Healthineers
Worst lab analyzer in my 17 years
General Chemistry
We've been using the Atellica's for about 3 1/2 years. Tech was here again all day to troubleshoot a couple of samples. He's been here every day for a week. It was down last month for 17 days because the Lytes wouldn't pass. The IM feeder has been replaced several times and the cuvettes still repeately jam. ETC... ETC... ETC! The machines are down as much as they are up. Tech support is usually great, we're almost on a first name basis, one asked me to be godfather to her child. Kidding, but that's how often we talk to them. Even worst is reagent supply issues. We have a half a dozen tests being sent out because they are on back order, some since early covid. They are HUGE!! Save plenty of space, also plan for the huge powersupply hanging out behind it. Software locks up constantly, It's usually in need of a main PC restart which is only a few minutes but some require a full reboot, about 45 minutes. The monitor is on a swing arm, add another 2+ feet to the width for it hanging out into the aisle. Then there is the high pitched whine. It's annoying as hell. The Vista's were great, this is a complete 180. Before the lab I was an aircraft electrician, auto mechanic and worked in HVAC. I've also done wood working on many large 230v machines. With that history I've worked with and on 100's of machines, the Atellica is the most unreliable I've ever seen. not exagerating.
Review Date: 3 Apr 2023 | Siemens Healthineers
Do not get impressed. Run from them
Clinical chemistry department laboratory
This machine is beautiful if you have the fortune it works which most of the time it is not. It breaks every week, and works perfectly for the next two-three days and then it is down for weeks. I would not recommend getting Atellicas if you want to keep your employees happy.
Review Date: 16 Mar 2023 | Siemens Healthineers
Atellica® Solution: Flexible, scalable, automation-ready immunoassay and chemistry analyzers engineered to deliver control and simplicity so you can drive better outcomes. Product availability will vary by country.
Case Study: How data and automation revolutionized a reference laboratory network in India
This case study highlights how Dr. Lal Pathlabs partnered with Siemens Healthineers to digitally transform its national reference lab in Deli, India. Learn how Dr. Lal Pathlabs was able to reduce total lab automation turnaround time by over 50%, reduce sample splitting by 93%, and improve Six Sigma assay performance.
Read a detailed summary of the steps followed to optimize lab operations, reduce costs, and enhance service delivery and learn how the implementation of Siemens Healthineers’ Atellica® Solution, Aptio® Automation, and integrated IT tools enabled scalable, standardized workflows across a vast lab network.
Top 5 ways to cope with limited staffing and improve job satisfaction in the clinical lab
A landmark survey of laboratory professionals revealed that 85.3% feel overwhelmed at work as of December 2018. In this case study, Siemens Healthineers discusses the survey results and how technology is helping to solve burnout in the clinical lab.
Optimize Testing to Support the Global Hepatitis Elimination Initiative
The Coalition for Global Hepatitis Elimination (CGHE) is dedicated to accelerating the eradication of hepatitis B and C worldwide. Operating under the Task Force for Global Health, CGHE collaborates with various partners to enhance the capacity of national and sub-national elimination programs.
During this webinar, attendees will learn about the CGHE's objectives, plan, and updated status. Current challenges in testing, including accessibility and accuracy will also be examined.
Key learning objectives
- Identify key challenges and barriers in global hepatitis elimination efforts and explore strategies to overcome them
- Discuss the Coalition for Global Hepatitis Elimination (CGHE)—its mission, programs, and impact on advancing elimination goals
- Explain how improvements in laboratory workflow efficiencies in diagnostics play an essential role in initiatives such as hepatitis elimination
Who should attend?
Healthcare professionals, clinical staff, lab technicians, pathologists, lab directors, laboratorians, researchers, and academics
Accreditation statement
SelectScience® is approved as a provider of continuing education programs in the clinical laboratory sciences by the ASCLS P.A.C.E.® Program. Attendees of these webinars may be entitled to 1.0 ACCENT Continuing Education Credits from the ADLM. This activity was planned in accordance with ACCENT® Standards and Policies. Verification of Participation certificates are provided to registered participants based on completion of the activity, in its entirety, and the activity evaluation. For questions regarding continuing education, please email education@myadlm.org
Precision in Practice: Using Metrics to Elevate Laboratory Quality
WEBINAR SERIES: Quality Data, Informed Action: Metrics and Assay Performance Amplified by Quality Indicators
Part 1: Precision in Practice: Using Metrics to Elevate Laboratory Quality
October 24, 2025 - 15:00 BST, 16:00 CEST, 10:00 EDT, 07:00 PDT
Discover how leveraging available data and tools can significantly enhance your lab's efficiency by reducing unnecessary materials, time, and effort. By gaining a deep understanding of assay performance and making informed decisions about allowable variations, you can streamline workflows and align your quality management with risk-based, patient focused regulatory guidelines.
This session addresses the challenges associated with multianalyzer systems, the critical role of robust QC practices, and the practical application of total allowable error and sigma metrics. You’ll also explore actionable guidelines for lot-to-lot comparisons and learn how to utilize automated tools to streamline and improve QC processes. Apply these theoretical concepts pragmatically to elevate laboratory practices to ensure accurate, reliable test results.
Key Topics:
- Analyzer concordance: Practical strategies for managing multiple analyzers within a single lab or across networks. Learn to set realistic performance expectations and conduct effective intra-lab comparisons to optimize assay consistency.
- Quality control frequency: Understand QC frequency from a risk management perspective. Discover how to select appropriate QC rules and frequencies, and apply standardized rules and targets consistently across analyzers.
- New reagent lot management: Best practices for lot-to-lot comparison. Learn when additional testing on new reagent lots is necessary and when it can be avoided to conserve resources without compromising quality.
We’ll also explore the role of automation in QC processes, including scheduling QC checks based on patient sample volumes and utilizing built-in evaluation tools for assay performance studies. Leveraging these automated features can help your lab stay ahead of evolving best practices and regulatory requirements while improving overall operational efficiency.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the difficulties laboratories face in balancing increasingly stringent regulatory requirements for risk-based quality management with the reality of tightening budgets and resource constraints.
- Recognize how detailed knowledge of assay performance metrics supports the development of quality assurance programs that are sustainable, practical, and aligned with real-world lab operations.
- Learn strategies to effectively manage analyzer concordance, determine optimal QC frequency, and assess new reagent lots by utilizing advanced, built-in analyzer technologies and automated tools.
Who Should Attend?
Healthcare professionals, clinical staff, lab technicians, pathologists, lab directors, quality manager, laboratorians, researchers and academics.
How to do less and achieve more in the clinical lab
Find out how the Atellica® portfolio can help laboratory professionals reduce stress and streamline their daily operations. In today's healthcare systems, labs face increasing demands for higher testing volumes, more staff, and greater administrative burdens. Join Michele Zwickl, Head of Laboratory Solutions for North America at Siemens Healthineers to see how the Atellica portfolio was designed to address these challenges with a singular focus: do less. Less hands-on work, less complexity, less administrative burden, less waste, and less frustration.
This video was filmed at ADLM 2024.
Do less with automation solutions from Siemens Healthineers
Michele Zwickl, Head of Laboratory Solutions for North America at Siemens Healthineers, discusses a recent survey highlighting the challenges faced by clinical laboratorians, including staff shortages, increased testing volumes, and administrative burdens. Staff needs to minimize manual tasks and focus on delivering accurate and timely test results to reduce burnout and improve overall efficiency.
Discover how Atellica and FlexLabX automation systems enable lab staff to do less by minimizing manual tasks like auto QC, calibration, and sample sorting, allowing them to focus on accurate and timely test results, ultimately improving patient care.
This video was filmed at ADLM 2024
Improving laboratory performance with data-driven quality management
In this SelectScience webinar, experts explain how defining total allowable error and applying sigma metrics can guide smarter QC decisions and streamline laboratory workflows
Discussing diagnostic trends and innovations after ADLM 2024
Discover how sustainability, efficiency, automation and other trends are impacting diagnostic innovation and improving healthcare outcomes
Close the distance between providers and care with human-centered engineering in the lab
At the ADLM 2024 Clinical Lab Expo (July 28–August 1, Chicago, Booth #501), Siemens Healthineers will demonstrate what is achievable for laboratory testing with human-centered engineering and automation.
