Medication clarity is a design problem - not a patient failure.
Traditional medication instructions assume time, literacy, and language fluency that patients often lack. When guidance is designed intentionally for real-world use, patients understand better, stay safer, and are more likely to follow care plans after transitions.
When patients understand their medications, systems see measurable impact.
Medication understanding isn’t just a patient experience issue. It directly affects adherence, safety, and equity across care settings.
Only 12% of U.S. adults have proficient health literacy, making medication follow-through difficult for most patients. (NAAL)
Educated patients. Better outcomes. Less workload.
Built to Support Care Across Settings
Same platform. Different needs. Designed to adapt without losing the patient at the center.
How MedAssent Works
A pharmacist’s guidance, personalized and delivered at the patient’s fingertips.
Guidance is tailored to each medication and dose form — from pills and patches to inhalers and liquids — so instructions and videos match what patients actually use.
Personal to the medication list
Every medication is authored and reviewed by licensed pharmacists and clinicians, including specialty pharmacists, using publicly available, authoritative sources.
Written by licensed clinicians
Our proprietary software keeps medication guidance current with the latest FDA updates and safety information.
Updated and clinically governed
Built for literacy, language, memory, vision, and different learning styles — the human factors that most often get in the way of adherence.
Designed for real-world barriers
Patients engage with their medications through teach-back questions, visual guidance, and a medication-specific AI chatbot that supports written and spoken questions in a patient’s preferred language.
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Responses are drawn from clinically authored guidance, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and trust.
Interactive, not static
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