People who take medication regularly usually have a routine: a pill organizer with compartments for each day, a fixed place in the kitchen, and a familiar process. In most cases, this works well. But as a relative, you may still wonder from time to time: Did everything go as planned today? Especially when you do not live nearby.

The Problem with Asking

Asking every day is uncomfortable for both sides. The relative feels patronized, while the person taking the medication may feel pressured. The pill organizer alone does not give you any feedback as a relative - you only find out during the next visit or phone call whether everything is going according to plan.

The Solution

With Liase, you can turn an old smartphone into a stationary device. Place it in your relative's home - ideally where the pill organizer already is. After taking the medication, your relative simply presses the button. As long as this happens every day, nothing happens - you receive no notification. You are only notified if the confirmation is missing by a defined time. Liase does not replace the pill organizer or any other existing routine. It is simply an additional measure that gives you, as a relative, a quiet signal in everyday life.

What Does This Do for You?

No daily questions and no uncomfortable check-in calls. You only receive a message when there is a reason to pay attention. This gives you peace of mind without making your relative feel monitored. And through the sharing feature, you can invite other family members as well - so everyone stays informed without each person having to ask individually.

Important Note

Liase is not a medical device and does not replace medical care or professional medication management. It simply complements existing routines with an easy way to look out for one another in everyday life.