WiFi & Cellular Medication Dispensers

• A record of compliance / non-compliance is available on the internet
• Large 1/2" L.E.D.: Time and alarm display
• Flashing Light to assist the hearing impaired when medication is ready to be taken
• Low Frequency Audible alarm settings: 1- 4 per day.
• Alarm signal: alternates 5 seconds on, 1 second off . Stops when medication door is opened.
• Set alarm time interval for 3, 30, 45, 60 or 250 minutes. Alarm will continue to beep/flash for that time interval until the medication door is opened or the alarm time is reached. 
• Alarm sound: 400hz for hearing and visually impaired.
• Alarm intensity: 90dB
• Medication access: Current dose. Tray rotates at next alarm so missed does is inaccessible.
• Dimensions: 11.5 inches diameter and 3 inches high.
• Capacity: 28 doses of pills or capsules.
  • 4 per day for 7 days
  • 3 per day for 9 days
  • 2 per day for 14 days
  • 1 per day for 28 days
• Set alarm: like a digital clock.
• Safe & Secure: Medication is under lock and key. Tamper-proof.
• Removable trays: load off-site by using extra 11" diameter trays with transport covers.
• Pill compartments: for adult fingers with "ramped" design for easy pill removal.
• Divided Compartments: Medications remain in place even when unit is inverted.
• OFF feature: Use for long-term disabling of pill dispenser.
• Early dosage feature: Allows a caregiver to dispense pills to client at an earlier time.
• Tamper notification: for when lid is removed and replaced.
• Power Notification: sent when unit is plugged in or unplugged.
• Low Battery Notification: sent when the battery reaches a critical level.
• NOTE: Use AC power 24/7 to keep 72 hour battery charged for travel or power failures.            Use a 12V adapter in vehicles.
  
• Caution: Use only in dry environments to prevent pill deterioration.

 * Do not store nitroglycerine in this unit.

Caregivers can review the activities of the PillReady Medication Dispenser event records

 on any web based device. 

Yellow - Scheduled Medication Times.

Green - When the Medication was taken.

Red - Missed Dose of Medication.

Yellow - Lid was Removed.

Green - Lid was Replaced.

Red - Power was lost.

Green - Power was restored.

Yellow - Low Battery Notification.

Caregivers can make a short comment about the event. 

Such as in the event of a Missed Dose - Reminder call made to client to take their medications.