Wisepill Technologies

Providing real-time medication adherence solutions for over 10 years The Wisepill RT3000 Medication Dispenser is an internet enabled medication dispenser, allowing remote, real time medication management. The rich feature set makes it a favorite for adherence research and clinical trials. (2G/4G LTE version now available worldwide) The Wisepill evriMED1000C Medication Dispenser is a modular internet enabled medication dispenser developed specifically for managing TB. It’s versatility however, allows it to be used for the management of any chronic condition or medicine regime. (2G/4G LTE version now available worldwide) The Sense Wisepill web Application allows Program managers to manage adherence in real-time. Custom intake structures and interventions can be easily configured for patient groups. Wisepill has worked closely with caregivers and researchers over the years to provide a solution that is portable and user friendly. Its simplicity allows it to be used by anyone without fuss or training. Wisepill's real time technology allows researchers to access data on a daily basis. This means they do not have to wait weeks to receive feedback. This also ensures that data is not lost if a device goes missing or is damaged. Wisepill provides tools that allow researchers and caregivers to easily manage a large number of patients. A web management application allows the management of patients and devices via robust data reports and notifications. The product has been designed to work in diverse environments with little need to service the equipment. The long life rechargeable battery means the device can be used for long periods of time without the need of a power outlet. The device is designed to work in places where cellphone network coverage is poor, storing and forwarding messages automatically to the Wisepill Servers. Wisepill is Considered by researchers as an objective measure of adherence behavior and the best means for differentiated interventions. It provides data on patterns of adherence. The dispensers are generally well accepted and easy-to-use for patients. The system can be implemented in low and high resource settings.