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Medisafe Integrates with Human API Enabling Users to Import Their Medication Lists

by Jasmine Pennic 08/18/2015 Leave a Comment

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Human-API Medisafe Integration Medisafe, a mHealth platform for medication management with 1.9 million active users has announced integration with Human API data platform to import their medication lists from thousands of top hospitals and medical facilities. Starting now, users have the option to bring in their exact medication, with specifics including medication shape, color, dosage and frequency. Medisafe initially launched the medication import functionality via Human API on its iOS app, with Android to follow in a couple of weeks.

“This new Import feature makes it a lot easier to get started with Medisafe and get more value out of it over time,” said David Julian, Medisafe user. “I take as many as 22 different daily medications, so entering all of them manually would be quite tedious, and I could make mistakes in the process. Now, I get timely reminders for all of my meds, and the app instantly personalizes the experience based on my medications and conditions through the Feed view.”

Medisafe’s mHealth platform makes it easy to adhere to the most complicated medication schedules, enables care collaboration between a patient, their loved ones and physicians, and delivers content and services personalized to specific conditions and situations. Medisafe’s 1.9 million users have recorded over 160 million successful medication doses on their iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, leading to 75,000 user reviews that  average 4.5 out of 5 stars in the iTunes and Google Play app stores.

 

 

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