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MediRemind treats medication adherence as a system design problem, not a patient failure.
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Recent coverage of MediRemind in Australian media.
MediRemind joins the conversation about medication access and adherence
6PR coverage highlighted the everyday problems Australians face when eScripts, repeats and medicine schedules are spread across messages, paper and memory.
Visit 6PRPerth app helps Australians track their medications and repeat prescriptions
WA Afternoons featured MediRemind in a segment on the growing problem of medication non-adherence in Australia. The interview covers how the app tracks eScripts and paper scripts, manages repeat prescriptions, and supports family carers, without storing any health data on external servers.
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MediRemind: the WA startup fixing Australia's prescription problem
The Post covered MediRemind as part of its Western Australian innovation series, highlighting how the app addresses medication non-adherence, a leading cause of preventable hospital admissions, with a privacy-first approach built entirely in Perth.
Read the articleSeen on Instagram: MediRemind in the community
MediRemind has been shared organically by users and community pages across Western Australia, reflecting real-world uptake of the app among families managing medications day to day.
View the postA simpler way for older Australians and carers to manage medicines
Seniors Discount Club included MediRemind in its Australian member resources, with a focus on repeat prescriptions, family support and keeping medication information easy to find.
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Perth Startup Reframes Medication Non-Compliance as a Design Problem
MediRemind, built in Western Australia, argues that the national medication adherence problem is not a patient failure. It is a broken system. The company's app treats eScript tracking, repeat prescription management, and family carer workflows as infrastructure, not afterthoughts. 'If your scripts were as easy to track as your Uber order, people wouldn't miss doses,' said the founder.
MediRemind Launches 30-Day Trial for All New Users
MediRemind today announced that all new users can start a 30-day trial, then continue with a subscription, lowering the barrier to better medication management for all Australians.
MediRemind Adds Family Profiles: Included in All Subscriptions
MediRemind now supports separate profiles for each family member on one device at no extra cost. A single subscription covers the whole family, partners, children and elderly parents, each with their own medications, reminders and eScripts.