NBIR Device Tracking

NBIR Device Tracking

by American Society of Plastic Surgeons

10 ratings
2 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 29, 2020
  • January 15, 2026
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About

This HIPAA-compliant app facilitates device tracking for breast implant manufacturers, enabling physicians to meet federal requirements. It utilizes OCR technology to scan patient forms and device barcodes, securely submitting the data to the NBIR for post-market surveillance.

βœ“HIPAA-compliant data capture
βœ“Device tracking for breast implants
βœ“OCR scanning of patient forms
βœ“Barcode scanning for device data
βœ“Secure data submission to NBIR
βœ“Fulfills federal manufacturer requirements
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What's New in NBIR Device Tracking

1.0.12

January 15, 2026

Various improvements and bug fixes

User reviews

Garbage

This app is garbage. It is a complete waste of time. The scans are inaccurate. The wrong serial numbers are pulled. We pay the implant companies and the American Society of plastic surgery enough money for their implants and dues. Why are we required now to do their work. The device tracking forms should suffice and they can fill in the data. One more waste of time in the medical field.
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Terrible tech support

I had to install the new app. First it tells me I have no previous patients. I have over a hundred. Secondly, even though I have registered a patient today on the computer it does not recognize her . So I cannot scan her implant barcode.
Tried to get tech support. The ASPS person is unavailable. The chatbot does not have pertinent answers. Finally the chatbot tells me to type in my email so somebody will get to me.
These registries are time consuming. If the ASPS wants me to contiudoing it, they have to make it more user friendly.
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FAQ

What is NBIR Device Tracking used for?

NBIR Device Tracking is used to capture and submit data required for device tracking of breast implants, helping physicians comply with federal mandates from manufacturers like Allergan, Mentor, and Sientra.

How does NBIR Device Tracking capture data?

The app uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to scan patient demographic forms and breast implant device barcodes. This captured data is then securely packaged and submitted to the NBIR.

Is NBIR Device Tracking HIPAA-compliant?

Yes, the NBIR Device Tracking App is designed to be HIPAA-compliant, ensuring the secure handling of patient data for device tracking purposes.

What is the NBIR?

The NBIR (National Breast Implant Registry) is a collaboration between The Plastic Surgery Foundation, the FDA, and breast implant device manufacturers. Its purpose is to strengthen post-market surveillance for breast implant devices.

What devices does NBIR Device Tracking support?

NBIR Device Tracking is supported on iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by the provided data.

What is the age rating for NBIR Device Tracking?

The app has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it is intended for adult users and healthcare professionals.

When was NBIR Device Tracking last updated?

The latest version of NBIR Device Tracking is 1.0.12, and it was last updated on January 15, 2026.

Does NBIR Device Tracking have ads?

No, NBIR Device Tracking does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.