Connected Medication Adherence Technology
Improving and Sustaining Medication Adherence Using the Internet of Things (IoT)
As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow, smart packaging has evolved to become a two-way connected platform that builds real-time, digital bridges to keep track of medication adherence, share information, and deliver insights like never before. From embedded Near-Field Communication (NFC) tags to transmitting printed electronics, our range of smart medication adherence technologies connect to the Internet, creating near-limitless possibilities.
Not only do we provide connected medication adherence solutions through our CpaX™ offering, but we also manufacture connected packaging components for specialized medication adherence devices in partnership with technology providers.
CpaX™ Connected Medication Adherence Solutions
Our CpaX medication manager portfolio is equipped with NFC tags or printed electronics, allowing patients to interact with packaging throughout the life of a prescription using a smartphone. Using connected technology, CpaX helps patients take the right medications at the right time consistently to improve – and sustain – adherence
to medications.
The Prescription Journey Using CpaX
CpaX connected adherence packaging acts as a portal for health resources and supplies important reminders to take medication.
Patient Introduction Video
Gives patients and caregivers access to instructions, drug interactions, potential side effects and guidance.
Daily Reminders & Reinforcement
Pushes text message dose reminders to patients and caregivers.
Support Materials
Offers resource materials to patients to understand and manage potential side effects.
Refill & Dispose
Links patients and caregivers to disposal instructions for finished prescription packaging and order refill tools for the patient’s next medication regimen.
Connected Medication Adherence Packaging Design and Manufacturing
We bring over a century of packaging design and manufacturing expertise to the medication management market. Through our partnership with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), we have developed proven printed electronics and Near-Field Communications (NFC) packaging technologies for blister packs that support medication adherence devices offered by partners.
