Why use our medication phone reminder?
Our medication reminder service was designed for caregivers taking care of an aging parent. When we are born and through our childhood our parents take care of us. They provide us with shelter, food and support. But the years go by and we both get older and at some stage, sooner or later, we change roles and our parents need our support. But when that happens many of us have a full time job and a family to take care of and we are busy. So busy we don't have time to visit our parents as often as we would like to and we usually don't live with them in the same house.
So how does the medication reminder help us? Our parents take a lot of medications, either routinely or as a treatment for a specific medical situation. With the Medication Call Reminder service you can help them remember their medication without investing any time. You make the reminder setup and get status notification to your phone if something goes wrong. It's all done from your own smartphone so you can be at work or anywhere else. You are in control even when they are far away.
We know that many elders still prefer old style phone. The reminder calls any phone, including fixed line phones.
The reminder will try 3 times to make the call. There is an option to ask for confirmation ('press 1 to confirm').
You can use the automatic message or record your own message. For example, you can say the medication name and dose. It also gives some personal touch to an otherwise unpleasant task
Now you know which medication is taken and when. You can check the status of the reminders at any time and you will get failure notifications.
A Phone Reminder
Setup
Personalized message
Be in control
No answer notification
Subscribe for only $8.99 / Month auto renewal
The configuration is done via a mobile app installed on your phone. There is no need for the app to be installed on your parent phone.
You can set a few reminders for each day. You can set a start and end date for medications that should only be taken for a short period.