Apt.Care
Concept Development
UX Case Study
Branding
Concept Development
UX Case Study
Branding
Existing services like PillPack, while extremely innovative and thoughtful, might deter those who wish to remain with their current pharmacy as well as those whose insurance restricts them to specific pharmacies and medications.
MedMinder is seemingly successful with a very narrow target audience — the elderly. This product requires users to rent out a pill dispenser at a minimum rate of $39.99 a month or, similarly to PillPack, switch over to the MedMinder Pharmacy. Well suited for elderly individuals taking multiple medication and on more flexible healthcare plan.
Lastly, the Medisafe app is a perfect example of outdated design and attempts to do everything from add doctors appointments, keep a diary, and multiple profiles on one account. It’s a bit much and becomes confusing very quickly.
Those suffering from anxiety, depression, and other mental health ailments often face a long journey of finding a treatment that works. Making it easy to track their medications can go a long way in helping these individuals feel they’re reaching success with their prescriptions.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, prescription painkillers are just as deadly as street drugs and actually kill six times more people each year than heroin. Apt.Care would help keep individuals accountable to their sobriety by sending dynamic updates to selected family and friends. This would instill a social pressure that no other product has to offer.
According to the NEIH, up to 50% of us don’t take our medicines as prescribed, as in at the wrong times, wrong amounts, even wrong meds. An accessible and easy to use system could benefit everyone.
Users also have the option to purchase an Apt.Care Weekly Pill Container. The container would sync with the app and allows for further ease of mind as pill reminder notifications are only marked as complete once the medication has been removed from the notification slot.
The caretaker feature instills a social pressure on users to correctly take their prescriptions. Caretakers assigned to medications will receive updates of their choice to their phone or by email.
Swipe left and right on the blue area to traverse the different sub-sections of any section.
On the medication screens, swipe left and right on the white area to access the next or previous medication.
On the main screen, swipe up to access the medication screens.
Swipe down on any screen to access the homescreen.
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