Why Automated Medication Reminders Work — and Why Manual Methods Don't
Pillboxes, sticky notes, and phone alarms all share the same flaw: they require the patient to remember to use them. Automated medication reminders remove human memory from the equation entirely. The reminder arrives whether or not the patient remembers to look for it.
The National Institutes of Health has documented that automated medication reminders improve adherence by up to 70 percent. Not 7 percent — seventy. Replicated across dozens of peer-reviewed studies over more than two decades. The barrier has never been the science. It has been deployment.
Medication non-adherence costs the American healthcare system more than $500 billion every year and kills 129,000 Americans annually. Automated medication reminders are the most proven, lowest-cost intervention available. At $1.99 a month, RememberPills.com makes them accessible to everyone.
Automated Medication Reminders Designed for Seniors
Most reminder apps require a smartphone, a data plan, and comfort with new software. RememberPills.com sends automated medication reminders the way seniors already communicate: by text message and email. No app. No download. No learning curve.
How RememberPills.com Automated Reminders Work
Set the Schedule Once
Enter the times medications are due. Takes under two minutes.
Reminders Fire Automatically
At the exact right moment, a text and email arrive. Every day. Without fail.
Family Gets Notified
If the reminder goes unacknowledged, designated family members are alerted via MyPillCircle™.
One Account. The Whole Family. MyPillCircle™
Our MyPillCircle™ feature lets one person manage automated medication reminders for an entire family. A son managing his father's heart medication. A daughter 800 miles away who wants to know her mother took her blood pressure medication this morning. One account handles all of it.
What Automated Medication Reminders Cost
RememberPills.com costs $1.99 per month. Your first 30 days are free. A single avoidable Emergency Room visit costs an average of $15,000. Automated medication reminders at $1.99 a month are not an expense. They are insurance.
Do automated medication reminders really work?
Yes. The NIH has documented up to 70 percent improvement in medication adherence with automated reminders, replicated across dozens of peer-reviewed studies over more than 20 years.
Does my parent need a smartphone for automated reminders?
No. RememberPills.com works on any phone that can receive a text message. No smartphone. No app. No internet required on the patient's end.
What happens if my parent doesn't respond to the reminder?
Through MyPillCircle™, you can be notified automatically by text or email if a reminder goes unacknowledged.
Is there a contract?
No. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. Start with a free 30-day trial.
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30 days free. No credit card required. Works on any phone.
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