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MedaCube Key Attributes for Veterans

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Hand holding a pill next to the MedaCube screen which has the refill menu open showing 4 of the different medications loaded into the MedaCube.

Why the MedaCube is Perfect for You.

The MedaCube is designed with veterans in mind, offering features that simplify medication management, enhance safety, and provide peace of mind for both patients and caregivers. Explore the key attributes that make the MedaCube an essential tool for veterans’ healthcare.

Hand turning MedaCube dispense drawer and pouring medications into another hand.

The MedaCube can hold up to a 90-day supply of 16 different medications, making it ideal for veterans who take multiple medications.

MedaCube with the restock door open, one bin pulled out and pills being poured from an orange pill bottle directly into the removed medacube bin

Quickly pour a month or more supply of pills into each specified medication bin, eliminating the need to fill 4x7 pill boxes weekly with individual doses.

MedaCube sceen showing the caregive PIN entry screen

MedaCube provides pleasant audio and visual alarms when it is time for a dose, ensuring that medication schedules are followed.

Hand holding a phone showing a text message notification fom the Medacube

MedaCube can be set up to call the veteran on their phone when a dose is ready, adding an extra layer of assurance.

Hand holding a phone with a text message notification from the MedaCube

The Medacube Notifies the caregiver (e.g., visiting nurse) if the patient is late for a dose, if a dose is missed, or if there are other issues such as WiFi going offline.

Hand holding a tablet showing a medication adherence report.

Pictures and the precise time of every dose taken are available for viewing on the Internet within moments.

Hand turning MedaCube dispense drawer and pouring medications into another hand.

MedaCube is designed for easy use, even for patients with moderate dementia or significant mental health conditions.

Man in while chair outside

MedaCube is also designed for patients with physical limitations, including severe arthritis, weakness, Parkinson’s disease, hearing or visual impairments, and many other medical conditions.

MedaCube closed reestock door and bolt lock.

MedaCube helps prevent drug abuse or diversion by securely locking the medication and including a tamper alarm.

Multiple prescription mediction bottles lined up on a counter

The MedaCube can be programmed with PRN (as-needed medications) and can prepare early doses if a veteran is going to be away during a scheduled dose time.

A MedaCube sitting on a kitchen countertop with a figer about the press the screen to dispense medications.

MedaCube keeps track of medication remaining supply and sends email alerts to the caregiver when a refill is needed.

Tablet held in one hand showing the MedaCube Logo on screen, another hand is pointing at the screen.

In special circumstances, The MedaCube can be programmed remotely using a secure Internet portal.

MedaCube screen showing various available dose times that are programmed.

Reminders can be customized and associated with a dose, or set for other times. This feature is also useful for non-pill medications.

MedaCube screen showing various available dose times that are programmed.

The MedaCube is designed to operate for at least 24 hours on battery power alone, with sequential notifications to the caregiver during power outages.

MedaCube sceen showing the caregive PIN entry screen

Authorized providers can be assigned to multiple MedaCubes, and each MedaCube can have many caregivers. A caregivers can customize how they receive notifications making it ideal for visiting nurse services.

MedaCube screen and it says please wait on screen.

Family members can be authorized by the patient or guardian to have access to the MedaCube, ensuring that medication is being taken properly.