How Big Of A Problem?
Medication non-adherence burdens U.S. healthcare system
in many ways and provides a significant problem to many
members in the ecosystem.
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50%
Rate of medication
non-adherence -
$310B
Total Annual Cost
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$100B
Annual Hospitalization Costs
Who Gets Affected?
The demographic with the highest burden is the aging population with chronic conditions.
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25%
take 10-19 medications daily
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40%+
of money spent on all hospitalizations
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40%
of hospitalized adults
The demographic with the highest burden is the aging population with chronic conditions.
The PillNurse Solution
By reminding and tracking usage of your high-acuity, at-risk chronic disease patients to dispense
medications at pre-scheduled times, PillNurse can help you reduce the high costs of unnecessary
hospitalizations and ER visits for medical complications due to medication dispensing non-adherence.
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Coordinated care
Med pack centralizes all medications leading to greater dispensing adherence in chronic patients
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Personalized plan
The PillNurse dispenser allows for patient- centered medication plans that account for schedules, beliefs, habits, travel and individual conditions
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Patient access
Doorstep delivery improves the adherence opportunity for rural patients and others unable to travel to get medications
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Part of daily life
Home-based, mobile, and connected support tools integrate the medication plan into the flow of an individual’s daily life
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Actionable feedback
Home-based, mobile, and connected support tools integrate the medication plan into the flow of an individual’s daily lifeFeedback from patients and caregivers helps create the optimal medication plan
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What Is The Inherent Value?
There are several areas that the PillNurse Solution can be a valuable solution as listed above, but
our strategy will be to focus on Adherence to establish the Solution and then move into the other areas.
Staying connected to your patients and leveraging a data driven solution prompts proactive,
preventive and early intervention measures, helping to:
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ENHANCE
Health Outcomes
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INCREASE
Patient Satisfaction
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DECREASE
Leakage to Other Facilities
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REDUCE
Hospital Admissions
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IMPROVE
Care
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HEIGHTEN
CMS quality scores