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A system that replaces pill counts, unknowns and manual work with objective adherence management throughout a trial.

Every dose is captured automatically. The moment adherence slips, your site team hears about it. The patient doesn't need to open the app and there's no portal for your team to police.

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See adherence as it happens. Act before it's too late.

Bar chart of pills taken per day from 1 to 9 October against a dashed one-per-day prescribed line. 1, 3 and 4 October are marked as missed, 6 October shows four pills, and 5 and 7 October show two. An events row below marks the bottle being inserted on 6 October and removed on 7 October.
Example data that is collected for a participant. Missed doses, each individual pill dispensed and bottle refills are all visible and precisely timestamped.

  1. Detect missed or delayed doses in real time, rather than discovering gaps weeks later through pill counts or diary reviews.

  2. Maintain full adherence visibility throughout the trial, including periods when participants are dosing at home between scheduled site visits.

  3. Act while the trial is still live, correcting a dosing problem as it emerges rather than finding it at database lock when nothing can be changed.

  4. Replace methods that depend on self-reporting with automated, time-stamped dosing records.

Questions & Answers.

How the data reaches your team, who can see it, and what monitoring looks like in practice.

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Data, Access & Monitoring

  1. How is data collected from the Pill Connect dispenser?

    The Pill Connect dispenser records events such as pill dispensing and bottle swaps. This data is read by a smartphone app and transmitted to remote monitoring platforms. This process is done in the background with no need for the patient to open the app or do any actions. It just needs the app installed, configured at the start of the study for their bottle and to come into range when the dispenser has new data.

  2. Can sites or CROs access adherence data remotely?

    Yes. Adherence data recorded by Pill Connect is transmitted via smartphone to remote monitoring platforms, allowing sites and CROs to review adherence information remotely during a clinical trial. This can be email alerts that are configured at the start based on specified content, timing and triggers, or by requesting a data export.

See it on your own trial.

A short demo on how real-time, per-pill adherence monitoring would fit your study, from first patient in to last patient out.

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Pill Connect dispenser beside a lamp on a patient's bedside table
For the participant, it's just their medicine on the bedside table.