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The U.S. is a Medicated Society 81% of adults in the U.S. take at least one medication during the week; 27% take a least five. The average elderly person takes 4-6 prescriptions a day. Approximately 6% (13 million) of school age children receive required prescriptions. At all ages, we take more pills.

81% of adults in the U.S. take at least one medication during the week; 27% take a least five.

The average elderly person takes 4-6 prescriptions a day.

Approximately 6% (13 million) of school age children receive required prescriptions.

Noncompliance is Rampant Nearly 50% of the time medications are not taken as prescribed. I forgot to take them I had no symptoms or the symptoms went away I wanted to save money I didn’t believe the drugs were effective I didn’t think I needed to take them I had painful or frightening side effects The drugs prevented me from doing other things I wanted to do Nobody reminded me to keep taking, or to refill prescription I had difficulty getting the prescription filled The drugs tasted or smelled unpleasant I had difficult opening the bottle or swallowing the drug I was confused by all the drugs I had to take 64% 36 35 33 31 28 25 20 20 19 16 15 Failed to Take Rx Drugs

Noncompliance is Very Costly Annual U.S. costs due to incorrect use of medications. $177.4 billion ER Visits ($5.8 billion) Nursing Home Admissions ($32.8 billion) Prescriptions ($3.5 billion) Physician Visits ($13.8 billion) Hospital Admissions ($121.5 billion)

Who Needs It? Patients that take multiple medications Complex medication schedules – chemo, AIDS/HIV Diabetics – blood glucose checks and insulin Brain injury – daily task reminders Attention deficit disorder – remember what matters Children – medications and appointments Dementia – daily living and medication reminders Stroke – memory problems Normal aging – medications, activities, meals Organ transplants – rejection medication Spinal cord injuries – weight shift alerts After surgery – home care instructions RememberItNow! fits a variety of patients.

Patients that take multiple medications

Complex medication schedules – chemo, AIDS/HIV

Diabetics – blood glucose checks and insulin

Brain injury – daily task reminders

Attention deficit disorder – remember what matters

Children – medications and appointments

Dementia – daily living and medication reminders

Stroke – memory problems

Normal aging – medications, activities, meals

Organ transplants – rejection medication

Spinal cord injuries – weight shift alerts

After surgery – home care instructions

Medication Management Features Text or email reminders Manage medication schedules Reminders: medication, time, dosage, special notes Time zone travel adjustments Track medication history Monitor compliance Refill reminders

Text or email reminders

Manage medication schedules

Reminders: medication, time, dosage, special notes

Time zone travel adjustments

Track medication history

Monitor compliance

Refill reminders

Smart scheduling Add medications and events View calendar, week, list Print daily, weekly or monthly schedule See at a glance if reminders are set Pop-up window with large fields make data entry easier Receive reminders for medications & appointments Schedule home care assistants Appointment advance notice

Add medications and events

View calendar, week, list

Print daily, weekly or monthly schedule

See at a glance if reminders are set

Pop-up window with large fields make data entry easier

Receive reminders for medications & appointments

Schedule home care assistants

Appointment advance notice

More than Reminders Personal health record 20+ pre-built reports Share care within a private care community Track blood pressure, blood glucose, weight Keep a health journal Manage all contacts and websites

Personal health record

20+ pre-built reports

Share care within a private care community

Track blood pressure, blood glucose, weight

Keep a health journal

Manage all contacts and websites

RememberItNow! Demo

From the dashboard see when messages were sent. Review your list of current medications.

Send reminders to your email or text message to your cell phone. Adjust time zones when you travel so you stick to your schedule.

“ Show reminders” to see how they will appear when sent. Add special instructions to help find/recognize meds, or take them correctly. Track prescription information. Send a reminder to refill so that you never run out. It’s very easy to add or modify any type of medication.

Easily track all your medications, dosage, and history. Look for the bell to see if reminders are on or off.

Print medication reports or share with healthcare providers. View your medication schedule along with your events.

Print medication reports or share with healthcare providers.

Why RememberItNow

Caregiver Peace of Mind

Patient Improve Health

Healthcare Provider Give Better Care

Insurer Lower Claims Cost

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