Medication tracker
Medication schedule
Add medications once with dosage and frequency. The app builds a daily schedule across morning, noon, evening, and bedtime slots automatically.
Today’s medications
Morning · 8:00 AM ✓
Evening · 8:00 PM
Lunchtime dose not confirmed
Amlodipine 5mg · 45 min overdue
Staff on the next shift see it
3 members alerted
Missed dose alerts
If a dose is not recorded, it stays on the chart for the next shift. Relatives are not sent the medicine record.
By the numbers
8 in 10
hospital readmissions are medication-related
Source: AHRQ
50%
of seniors take 5+ medications daily
Source: Kaiser Family Foundation
$300B
cost of medication non-adherence annually
Source: NEHI
11
average medications for adults over 65
Source: CDC
Medication workflows
Store medication name, dosage, frequency, prescribing doctor, start date, and notes for every drug the resident takes. Full history always available.
Enter the name, strength, and instructions. Carers record the dose on the round. Nurses keep the chart.
A missed or refused dose stays on the chart in pink. The next shift sees it. Relatives are not sent the medicine record.
Set refill reminders and we'll notify you before a prescription runs out. Never face an emergency pharmacy trip on a weekend or bank holiday again.
Morning, afternoon, evening, and bedtime dose slots. Mark doses as taken, skipped, or missed. Full administration log with timestamps for every event.
The resident's medications, allergies, and conditions are on a shareable SOS card. No login required, first responders and A&E staff can read it instantly.
A discharge letter or prescription sits on the resident. Staff who need it can open the same file.
Store allergies and flag important interactions. Add prescribing doctor details so the pharmacy and hospital always have the full picture.
FAQ
Open Medications and enter the name, strength, and how often it is given. You confirm the details before saving.
Put the medicines on the chart. Record each dose on the round.
Home plan. No credit card needed.