Medication

The company has developed a next generation prescription decision support at the point of care to help large health systems reduce costs and improve outcomes.

The new, adherence feature is visible alongside patient biometric measurements such as blood pressure, glucose, weight, and so on.

Backed by peer reviewed clinical research, the solution provides a cost-effective method to ensure patient compliance for tuberculosis (TB) treatment.

Called Blink Health, it says that half of the drugs in its database are priced at $10 or less, creating savings of up to 99 percent on prescriptions.

The company has developed a mobile-connected sharps container that people who take injectable medications can use to discard their needles.

In March of this year, the two companies will launch a solution that connects mscripts' network of 6,000+ pharmacies with MPRS' savings and adherence programs.

A personalized digital health intervention can improve adherence for hypertension and high cholesterol patients, providing value to all parties involved.

The company will use the money to build and launch a portfolio of eFormulations, including reSET and reSET-O, for treating substance use disorder.

The study, which involved reviewing data from 16 clinical trials, found that texting can improve medication adherence rates between 50 and 67 percent.

The company's mobile software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform uses machine learning, computer vision, and big data to visually confirm medication ingestion.