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4 Features That Will Save You Time This Year
It’s All About Your Time: Your time is important to us. You should spend most of it with your friends, family and living your life. So with 2016 around the corner, this week’s post will focus on features that make managing your health as quick and time saving as can be.
Read MoreLearn How Bill Improved His Compliance From 50% to 99%
Our user Bill shares his Medisafe story: I’ve had problems with my health for decades, from Seizures to Asthma & Pneumonia to over 15 surgical procedures. Most of which have led me to rely on medications before, during and in some cases for years after the original situation has passed.
Read More3 Easy Steps to Make Sure your Medisafe Reminders Are All Set
Medisafe’s mission is to give you the tools and information you need to take your meds the way you’re supposed to. The medication reminders are our key feature, and we want to make sure you are all set up to receive them properly. Here are 3 quick and simple actions to ensure so:
Read More4 Reasons You Should Listen to Darth Vader About Your Meds
We at Medisafe are also super hyped about the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie! In fact, this blog post is inspired by the master of the dark side – Darth Vader. We chose to share some of his unforgettable quotes to inspire you to overcome the dark side and stick to your medications.
Read MoreWe Listened: Exciting New Features in Medisafe
Our team has been working on exciting new features, here are some highlights:
Read MoreMedisafe and Omnicell Team Up to Better Your Health
As part of our mission to provide a complete medication management solution for our users, Medisafe and Omnicell, a leading provider of medication and supply management solutions to health care systems, have decided to join forces. The partnership will offer a simple and effective way to assure that more people are taking their medications at…
Read More3 Apps to Enjoy Stress Free Days
In psychology, stress is a feeling of strain and pressure. According to the Statistic Brain Research Institute: “Small amounts of stress may be desired, beneficial, and even healthy. Positive stress helps improve athletic performance. It also plays a factor in motivation, adaptation, and reaction to the environment. Excessive amounts of stress, however, may lead to…
Read MoreThursday's Motivation: Fiber, Fiber, Fiber!
The American Diabetes Association says that many Americans (diabetic and non diabetic) only get about half the amount of daily recommended fiber. Fiber is important for many reasons, but diabetically related, it helps you control your blood sugar.
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