The MediSafe Project released data showing that its mobile pillbox health app produced compliance rates of around 80 percent for patients taking type 2 diabetes medications.

Ripple effects from these changes benefit our entire society – from lower insurance premiums and healthcare costs to improvements in health outcomes

If we can use data to give insights into patient behavior and modify products we can ensure that patients receive a better outcome that makes a difference in their health and lives.

MediSafe is among a number of medical app makers who believe that the FDA’s basic approach to regulating medical apps is sound, and that regulation of some sort is needed to provide clarity to consumers.

Medication adherence: There’s an app for that

Data should always be viewed through the lens of which customer problem(s) can it solve. MediSafe Project looks at when and where people take their medication

The newly launched version 2.0 allows users to email a personalized list of medication adherence statistics to their physicians, giving doctors the ability to extend care into the home between visits.

MediSafe Project’s involvement of patients’ loved ones and caretakers is proving itself a breakthrough

An App to Prevent Medication Mistakes

For MediSafe Project users who recorded their use of statins, the adherence rate was 84.25%, which is 34.25% higher than the general population.