SIMpill® is a proven medication management system that, operating together with the appropriate SIMpill® device, is programmed with the patient’s medication schedule. It will monitor the intake of medication and remind patients and carers as necessary by sending a text message to the patient and/or carers mobile phone if the patient does not take their medication as prescribed.

All monitoring and reminders happen in real time.

The SIMpill® system caters for individual pills, blister packs, fluid medication, topic medication and asthma/COPD medication. The SIMpill system and devices are completely portable and operate internationally.

Our clients include pharmaceutical companies, health insurance companies, national health care providers and academic institutions in Europe, Africa and the US.

The SIMpill® system offers in-depth and detailed compliance statistics and the patient – or pre-approved healthcare professionals or analysts – can gain access to real-time information regarding medication use and compliance through a private secure account on the SIMpill® website. The patient can also track his/her own medication use history and see his/her own compliance statistics.

Using the real time data allows the researchers to accurately measure the patient’s adherence level, and the following examples show the success of the SIMpill® Medication Adherence Solution:

• The SIMpill® system achieved a 94% compliance rate for a TB trial in South Africa which resulted in a 92% cure rate
• The SIMpill® system was used in a RCT trial in the US where the compliance rate of the group using the SIMpill service doubled compared to the non-managed control group

The real-time monitoring of the patient’s adherence can also be integrated real time into other existing patient management platforms and research databases for example for clinical trials.

The SIMpill® medication devices have FDA approval and are CE certified.

The SIMpill® Medication Adherence System is being successfully used in the treatment of, amongst others: Osteoporosis, TB, HIV, Diabetes, Pain management, Asthma, Cancer medication, Hypertension, Dermatological issues, Thyroid problems, Epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease and Hepatitis C.