MedSentry uses AI to visually confirm your loved one took their medication. If they don't, we escalate until someone acts.
Most apps remind. MedSentry verifies and escalates. Here's the sequence that saves lives.
At the exact prescribed time, MedSentry sends a notification. The patient opens the app and holds up their medication to the camera.
Computer vision identifies the patient and confirms the correct medication was taken. No guessing. No honor system. Verified ingestion.
If the dose isn't verified within one minute, an audio alert begins and grows louder over time. Impossible to ignore, by design.
After ten minutes without verification, MedSentry automatically calls and texts designated family members with a life-critical medication alert.
Every medication app on the market does the same thing: send a notification and hope for the best. They have no way to confirm the patient actually took the pill. No escalation when doses are missed. No safety net for families.
MedSentry doesn't hope. It verifies with AI, escalates with urgency, and connects families before a missed dose becomes a medical emergency.
Every feature exists for one reason: to close the gap between a missed dose and a medical crisis.
Computer vision confirms the right patient took the right medication. No more relying on self-reports or pill counts that can be gamed.
Alerts start soft and get louder the longer a dose goes unverified. Designed to break through even for patients with hearing difficulties.
Pre-recorded phone calls and text messages sent automatically to designated family members after 10 minutes of non-compliance.
Enter every prescription with dosage, timing, and frequency. MedSentry builds the complete daily medication schedule automatically.
Caregivers see real-time adherence data, verification history, and missed dose patterns. Know exactly how your loved one is doing.
Built from day one with healthcare data security in mind. Encrypted data, secure verification, and privacy-first design.
MedSentry turns every prescribed dose into a verified event. When lives depend on a pill taken on time, hoping isn't a strategy.