Strengthening how essential medications are made, traced, and delivered.
EPR Consulting LLC is a proposed Florida-based pharmaceutical resilience and healthcare automation initiative to be formed upon EB-2 NIW approval by Miguel Ángel Romera Bueno, Pharmacist and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Specialist.
The proposed endeavor is designed to improve medication access, pharmaceutical supply resilience, and pharmacy operational capacity through two integrated lines of work: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Compounding Consulting for 503A/503B, health-system, and pharmacy-based production environments; and TECH-ROB, a pharmacist-supervised automated robotic dispensing system designed to support telepharmacy, traceability, and access in underserved or resource-constrained communities.
EPR's mission is to help strengthen the safe, efficient, and traceable production and delivery of essential medications in alignment with U.S. public-health priorities, domestic pharmaceutical resilience, and medication-access needs.
EPR Consulting LLC is not currently operating as a pharmacy and does not dispense prescriptions. Any future dispensing, verification, counseling, or clinical pharmacy activity in the United States will be performed only by properly licensed U.S. pharmacists and authorized pharmacy or healthcare partners, subject to applicable federal and state law, Board of Pharmacy requirements, facility licensing, and site-specific approvals.
Pharmacist & Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Specialist
Miguel Ángel Romera Bueno is a pharmacist licensed in Argentina with more than twenty years of professional experience in pharmacy operations, pharmaceutical compounding, medication management, pharmacy workflow optimization, and manufacturing-related quality practices.
He has served as Technical Director, administrator, and principal owner of Farmacia Patagonia S.C.S. in Argentina, where he developed extensive experience across pharmacy operations and regulatory compliance; pharmaceutical compounding and formulation activities; medication procurement and inventory management; supplier coordination and purchasing workflows; pharmacy workflow modernization; implementation of computer systems and pharmacy-management software; quality-assurance practices and documentation; and pharmacy automation and dispensing-process improvement.
Miguel's proposed U.S. endeavor builds on this background by combining pharmaceutical manufacturing consulting, compounding-process optimization, and pharmacist-supervised automation through TECH-ROB.
Miguel's proposed U.S. role is non-clinical: pharmaceutical manufacturing consulting, quality systems, validation, automation implementation, traceability, and KPI governance. Any dispensing or patient counseling will be performed by U.S.-licensed pharmacists or authorized partner entities.
EPR's first operational line is designed to support U.S. compounding pharmacies, outsourcing facilities, health-system pharmacies, and related pharmaceutical operations seeking to improve quality, efficiency, traceability, and shortage-response readiness.
The objective is to help pharmacy and compounding environments become more reliable, auditable, efficient, and responsive to medication-access needs.
EPR's consulting line includes workflow optimization, GMP-aware documentation, SOPs, batch-record systems, and solid-dosage production improvement for compounding environments — helping facilities become more reliable, traceable, and inspection-ready.
EPR's consulting services do not replace legal, regulatory, or Board of Pharmacy advice. Any implementation in the United States must be performed in compliance with applicable federal and state law, FDA requirements, USP standards, Board of Pharmacy rules, facility licensure, and partner-specific compliance protocols.
TECH-ROB is an automated robotic dispensing system developed by pharmacist Miguel Ángel Romera Bueno to support safe, traceable, and pharmacist-supervised medication access in settings where traditional pharmacy infrastructure may be limited.
TECH-ROB is designed to store, identify, retrieve, and dispense pre-manufactured medication packages under authorized pharmacy supervision. It is not a manufacturing system and does not compound medications — any compounding or manufacturing-related activities belong to EPR's Line A consulting work and must occur only at properly licensed facilities.
TECH-ROB has been designed around:
TECH-ROB is intended for controlled pilot deployment in legally authorized settings such as pharmacies, clinics, health-system sites, or other eligible locations where state law permits pharmacist-supervised remote dispensing, RAMS, APS, telepharmacy, or similar models.
Potential future deployment environments may include:
TECH-ROB deployment in the United States is subject to state-specific law, Board of Pharmacy approval, site eligibility, facility licensure, pharmacist supervision, medication-scope restrictions, data-privacy requirements, and applicable federal and state compliance obligations.
Addressed by supporting quality, documentation, and operational capacity in pharmaceutical and compounding environments.
Addressed by developing pharmacist-supervised automated dispensing technology for underserved locations.
Addressed by supporting more efficient medication workflows, transparent access models, and lower-cost operational pathways.
TECH-ROB has progressed through technical design, prototype development, bench-level functional validation, cost modeling, and regulatory-readiness mapping. Current project status includes:
Technical architecture developed
Robotic motion and pick-and-place concepts documented
OAK-D / AI vision integration designed and documented within the prototype architecture
PostgreSQL-based traceability and inventory-control architecture documented
SOP and IQ/OQ/PQ framework drafted
RAMS / APS / telepharmacy regulatory pathways mapped in selected states
Cost bridge developed from prototype BOM to pilot-ready CAPEX
External technical validation obtained from engineering and technology professionals
Pharmacy workflow validation experience supported by WinFarma64 collaboration
Controlled pilot-readiness work — site selection, partner discussions, state-specific regulatory review, Board of Pharmacy requirements, documentation finalization, performance qualification, and KPI reporting.
Before developing the U.S. implementation model for EPR and TECH-ROB, Miguel Ángel Romera Bueno collaborated with WinFarma64, a pharmacy-management software platform used by more than 250 pharmacies across Argentina.
Farmacia Patagonia S.C.S. served as a real-world pilot environment for pharmacy workflow validation, administrative-process review, billing logic, inventory-control concepts, and automation-readiness analysis.
Miguel's contribution to WinFarma64 involved pharmacy workflow validation, billing logic, inventory-control concepts, audit-readiness, and automation-readiness planning. This collaboration demonstrates experience translating real pharmacy operations into software-controlled systems — directly relevant to TECH-ROB's design requirements for product identification, stock visibility, traceability, and user-facing pharmacy operations.
WinFarma64 collaboration does not mean TECH-ROB is currently commercially deployed through WinFarma64. It demonstrates pharmacy workflow validation, software-process input, and automation-readiness planning.
EPR's proposed model is supported by technical documentation, prototype validation, SOP/IQ/OQ/PQ planning, regulatory-readiness mapping, and pharmacy workflow validation through WinFarma64.
Architecture specs, robotic motion design, OAK-D vision integration, PostgreSQL traceability schema, and cost bridge from prototype BOM to pilot-ready CAPEX.
Bench-level functional validation completed. External technical validation obtained from engineering and technology professionals.
Standard operating procedures, installation qualification, operational qualification, and performance qualification framework drafted and ready for pilot-stage finalization.
RAMS / APS / telepharmacy regulatory pathways mapped in selected states. Preliminary Board of Pharmacy diligence completed for Oregon (Pharmacy Prescription Kiosk framework) and Missouri (automated dispensing system rule). Compliance obligations documented.
Real-world operational experience through WinFarma64 collaboration — workflow validation, billing logic, inventory-control, audit-readiness, and automation-readiness planning.
For future pilot discussions, technical collaboration, consulting inquiries, or pharmacy automation readiness: