Avoid poor medication adherence...

Dear Concerned Caregiver,

More than half of U.S. adults have one or more chronic conditions that require taking medications. However, systemic, socioeconomic, and individual factors can lead to poor medication adherence. Not only is medication nonadherence “estimated to cause 125,000 avoidable deaths in the U.S. each year,” but it also comes at a high cost in medical bills, according to HomeCare Magazine. The annual cost in the U.S. for hospitalizations due to nonadherence is $100 billion to $300 billion. Non-adherence also “contributes to the 60% to 65% of individuals with medical debt who file for bankruptcy each year,” according to the article.

Electronic Caregiver offers an affordable way to help the aging and chronically ill stick to their prescribed health care regimen. Along with medication reminders, the Pro Health offers 24/7 emergency response and physician-on-demand services. Patients can also track important vitals, such as pulse oximetry, blood pressure, and blood glucose levels. Designated caregivers and providers get threshold alerts and actionable data in real-time, catching any signs of health decline early on and preventing hospitalization. What’s more, is that the Pro Health is Medicaid reimbursed in many areas for qualifying individuals. Don’t wait to get the support you need to manage your health effectively. With Electronic Caregiver’s Pro Health, managing your health has never been so effortless.

Please contact me with your questions and I can also share what this month's special is for new customers.

Terry Scott

MCP with ECG

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