Smartphone Apps To Help Patients Take Their Meds

By The Associated Press, San Antonio Express-News: Business
Wed, 04/16/2014 - 10:25am

Smartphone apps to help patients take their meds Several smartphone apps are available to help patients take their medications as prescribed. Here's a sampling of several free apps, noting some of their special features: Offers the ability to easily export prescription information. Sends automated calls or texts to a cellphone or landline for free. Sends free text or email reminders, for medication use and events, and supports 130 cellphone service providers.

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