Welcome to the iPill Dispenser pill dispensers

In the hospital opioids are dispensed by nurses and stored under lock and key.  Patients are closely monitored for the side effects of opioids. Currently, patients dispense opioids to themselves and store opioids in unsecure locations.  They are not monitored for opioid side effects at home. They get a bottle of pills and nothing prevents them from taking one pill or the whole bottle of pills.  The continuity of care needs to be identical from the hospital to the home.   The iPill App and iPill Dispenser provides a solution; to enforce prescription adherence to prevent simple overconsumption; to prevent diversion of opioids by using fast 4 point biometric authentication; to provide a safe tamper-resistant storage solution; to provide blockchain electronic medical record connectivity for physician remote access; to provide non-opioid cognitive behavior interventions such as social networks, music, games, family, AR/VR entertainment; and to detect respiratory depression so 911 called to notify life saving rescuers.  The value proposition is that a safe storage solution to prevent diversion will save money when compared to extended release abuse deterrent opioids cost hundreds to thousands of dollars per month. An active control system that prevents opioid oversonsumption saves a $12,000 emergency room visit or a $28,000 hospital stay or a $128,000 inpatient rehab stint

A prototype has been built.  If interested please contact me.