Peace of mind, without the daily phone call
You can't be there for every dose. PanHealth can, and it tells you only when something needs your attention.
People I care about
Example screen with made-up names.
Help for the person at home, and for you
A pill box that keeps track
Each bay holds one medicine. Lifting a bottle is recorded automatically, so nobody has to remember to log it.
Reminders that respect people
A call, text or spoken prompt only after a dose is missed. Available in eleven languages.
A circle of care
Add a daughter, a neighbour or a nurse. Each sees what they need and gets alerts in the order you choose.
A health diary that fills itself
Blood pressure, glucose and weight readings arrive from connected meters or are typed in.
Works without a smartphone
Reminders can arrive as an ordinary phone call or text message, so a smartphone is not required.
Someone to ask
“Did I take my afternoon pill?” Voice assistants and the Virtual Nurse answer from the real record.
Pick what suits the routine
PillBox.ai
Self-learning six-bay box for medicine strips.
Smart Pill Box
Talking box for bottles, from 1 to 10 bays.
Pill Organizer
A week of doses with an on-screen filling guide.
On your wrist
See what is due and tap Taken or Skip.
Good to know
My mother doesn't use a smartphone. Will this work?
Yes. Reminders can come as a normal phone call or a text message, and the pill box itself can speak. Family members can use the app or website on their own devices.
I live in another city. What will I actually see?
A list of the people you care about, whether today's doses were taken, and an alert if one is skipped and not answered. You can also see readings such as blood pressure or glucose if they choose to share them.
Who can see my parent's information?
Only the caregivers and clinicians the patient authorises. They can add or remove people from their circle at any time.
Which languages are supported?
Spoken and written prompts are available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Telugu, Spanish, French, German, Arabic and Chinese.
Does PanHealth replace the doctor or pharmacist?
No. It helps people follow the plan their doctor has set and keeps everyone informed. Medical decisions stay with the care team.
How do we get started?
Contact us and tell us about the routine: how many medicines, how often, and who helps. We will suggest a setup and let you know what is available in your area.
Caring for someone from a distance?
We can help you choose the right pill box and set up your circle of care.