"Historically, the electronic medication monitor has not penetrated the routine clinical practice setting because it only monitors one medication at a time and precludes the use of pill box organizers that may improve adherence. More recent systems, however, have incorporated electronic monitoring within a pill box design. Such systems monitor individuals' medication adherence in real time and can calculate the risk of virologic failure, which is communicated via an Internet connection to a clinical care team that is capable of intervening on adherence before the development of resistance. InforMedix has combined a good product with a good team."

David R Bangsberg, MD, MPH, “Monitoring Adherence to HIV Antiretroviral Therapy in Routine Clinical Practice: The Past, The Present, and The Future,” in AIDS and Behavior 2006.

“The InforMedix field support personnel are extremely responsive to the patients and healthcare professionals. They have delivered on every commitment they made to us. The Med-eMonitor System has been well received by the patients and medical and nursing staffs participating in our study. We have successfully monitored patients living at a distance from our clinic, and improved our monitoring of these patients between visits.”

Bonne Farberow, RN, CCRA, CCRP, Vice President, Clinical Care Experts, Inc and Project Director, Division of Cardiology, the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

“I think the monitor is a significant advance in both monitoring adherence and improving adherence.”  

Dawn I. Velligan, Ph.D., Professor and Co-Director, Division of Schizophrenia and Related Disorders, University of Texas (UTHSCSA); Department of Psychiatry, San Antonio.