Important Medicines Go Unused

Millions of Americans do not take their medicines correctly.  People simply forget to take them, are confused about the proper dosage and timing, or lack the personal organization to carry out the, often complicated, task. 
 
The significance of medicine noncompliance is a widely unknown national crisis. A crisis which is costing our national healthcare system billions of dollars.

The Costs of Non-Compliance:

Among the findings of the nonprofit National Council on Patient Information and Education:

• Poor medication adherence can cost an extra $2,000 a year for each patient in extra doctor visits alone, and it's associated with as many as 40% of nursing home admissions, even more costly.

• Add preventable hospitalizations and premature death, and the report estimates that poor medications adherence could be costing the country $177 billion annually in medical bills and lost productivity.

In the wake of watching their father battle with an increasing level of dementia, brothers Martin and David Cooper sought to find a way to maintain their father’s independence. In 2005, Martin Cooper began a project based on a simple idea; create a talking system of remembering your daily medications using the date of the month. Over the next two years, working with his team of designers and engineers, the MedCenter System was born.

Lack of organization and forgetfulness are major factors in not taking medicines properly. Prescription medicines are an important part of managing your health. It's easy to forget to take them or to confuse the dosage time.
The MedCenter System is a healthy dose of organization.
MedCenter helps take the worry out of health management by simplifying your daily routine, and eliminating the confusion about what to take and when to take it.

MedCenter Systems, LLC. was created in 2007 to bring this revolutionary talking monthly reminder system to the public. Now users and caregivers will have an easy way to track and manage one of the most important components of effective health care.