Abstract: A system and method of managing the logistics of trays and lots of medical inventory, from the manufacturer's initial release until final discharge by the end user healthcare provider. The system is driven by one or more software applications running on a central, secure server accessible by remote handheld telecommunication devices. The system comprises software modules providing functionality for the management of specific medical cases, the billing process, warehouse reconciliation of used inventory, a loaner program for borrowing otherwise unavailable inventory, and many other processes. Additional features of the system include a geographic map, an inventory list of medical devices, an imaging assembly to read barcodes or other optic identifiers, an Food and Drug Administration news assembly incorporating a live RSS news feed for releases about product defects or recalls.