Proof on video
Each dose is recorded on video and sent straight to the caregiver's app. The caregiver sees the dose being taken, not just a log entry that someone filled in.
Medi-Trust is a tabletop medication-management device that dispenses pills and liquid medications on schedule and sends a video of each dose to the caregiver's app.
The three things DME suppliers, care facilities and family caregivers ask about first.
Each dose is recorded on video and sent straight to the caregiver's app. The caregiver sees the dose being taken, not just a log entry that someone filled in.
The caregiver loads the medications onto the internal spindle and locks it. The patient can't get into it; the cup delivers the exact dose at the scheduled time.
One device holds up to 15 different pills and 3 liquid medications, with the schedule for all of them set on one touchscreen.
From loading to confirmation, Medi-Trust runs the same way every time.
The caregiver loads the medications onto the internal spindle and locks it inside the device.
Doses are scheduled on the touchscreen on the front of the device: which medications, and when.
An alarm sounds 15 minutes before each dose. At the scheduled time, the cup dispenses the exact dose.
A video confirms the patient took the dose and goes straight to the caregiver's app.
Picture a patient at home on five medications: four pills and one liquid, taken at different times of the day. Today, the people responsible for that schedule, a family member, a home health aide, a nurse who visits twice a week, find out whether a dose was taken by asking, by counting what is left in the bottle, or by reading a log that someone else filled in.
With Medi-Trust on the kitchen counter, the caregiver loads all five medications onto the spindle and locks it. The schedule goes into the touchscreen once. From then on the device does the reminding and the dispensing: an alarm 15 minutes ahead, then the exact dose in the cup at the scheduled time. The patient takes the cup. The device records a video of the dose being taken and sends it straight to the caregiver's app.
What changes is what the caregiver sees. Instead of a checkbox or a pill count, they see the dose taken, on video, in the app, whether they are in the next room or in another state. For a home health agency, a senior-living facility or a family, that is visibility they don't have today.
Medi-Trust is sold through distributors, starting with DME suppliers and senior-living facilities. Here is who the device is for.
A medication-management device to carry alongside the equipment you already supply.
For the patients you fill several prescriptions for: a device that dispenses pills and liquids on schedule.
Video confirmation of each dose between visits, in the caregiver's app.
Scheduled dispensing with a locked spindle, and a video record of each dose for staff and families.
For a family member managing a parent's medications from the next room or from another state.
Organizations that offer medication support to the people they serve.
Medi-Trust is sold in the United States.