Epic
Epic MyChart integration
RingoRx data appears in the patient's medication list with adherence trends. Order RingoRx as a smart order set alongside any prescription.
SMART on FHIR For healthcare providers
Prescribe adherence the same way you prescribe medication.
RingoRx fits inside the workflow you already use. Order it from the EMR, send it home with the patient, and see real adherence data — not patient-reported guesses — back in the chart.
01
Order from the EMR
Add RingoRx as an order in Epic or Cerner alongside the prescription. Patient profile, dosage, and schedule flow in automatically.
02
Send it home with the patient
Pharmacy dispenses the medication paired with a RingoRx cap. The cap is already configured with the regimen — patient just attaches it to the bottle.
03
See adherence in the chart
Time-stamped dose events flow back into the patient's EMR record. Review at the next visit, flag concerning patterns, intervene before they become emergencies.
Built on healthcare's open standards
RingoRx speaks HL7 FHIR — the same language Epic, Cerner, Athena, and every modern EMR use internally. No custom integrations to maintain.
Cerner
Cerner PowerChart integration
Adherence events post directly to the patient's chart. Clinical staff see missed doses in the same view as labs, vitals, and notes.
HL7 FHIR R4 Coming soon
Rx
e-Prescribing networks
Surescripts integration means RingoRx caps can be dispensed from any pharmacy in the network — CVS, Walgreens, mail-order, hospital pharmacies.
NCPDP SCRIPT Coming soon
API
Open developer API
For health systems, payers, and clinical research. Bulk adherence reporting, cohort analytics, and patient-level event streams over REST.
REST + FHIRWhat it enables
Post-op pain management — see if opioid taper is actually working at home
Chronic condition followup — catch non-adherence between visits, not at the next ER trip
Clinical trials — real adherence data instead of self-reported diaries
Mental health — antidepressants, ADHD meds — where stopping silently is the biggest risk
Geriatric care — coordinate with family caregivers, reduce hospitalizations
Controlled substance compliance — DEA-grade audit trail for Schedule II prescriptions
For health systems and provider networks
Pilot programs, EMR integration, and enterprise pricing.
Integrations
Adherence is half the picture. We connect to the other half.
RingoRx confirms the dose was taken. Your health ecosystem already tracks what that dose is doing — heart rate, blood pressure, sleep, activity. Together, you see cause and effect in one view.
Apple Health & Apple Watch
Pair adherence with vitals in HealthKit.
- Blood pressure meds — see BP readings from your cuff or Watch alongside every dose, not in separate apps.
- Statins & cardio meds — heart rate, ECG, and cholesterol panel data correlated with the doses that produced them.
- Mental-health meds — sleep quality, resting heart rate, and HRV trend lines that show whether the regimen is working.
Coming soon HealthKit · watchOS 10+
Samsung Health & Galaxy Watch
Adherence + biometrics on Android.
- Diabetes meds — connect Galaxy Watch glucose trends and food logs to each scheduled dose.
- Anticoagulants — pulse rhythm monitoring from the Watch flags atrial fibrillation alongside warfarin/Eliquis dosing history.
- Thyroid meds — Body Composition + sleep data over months tells you whether levothyroxine timing is dialed in.
Coming soon Samsung Health SDK · One UI 6+
One screen. Both halves.
When RingoRx is paired with the trackers you already wear (or your pet wears), every dose has a measurable outcome next to it. Trends, not guesses.
3
Platforms supported
at launch
at launch
40+
Biometrics correlated
per medication class
per medication class
1-tap
Authorization
per data type
per data type
A safer medicine cabinet
Every bottle becomes a security camera for your medication.
The same sensors that track adherence also notice when someone opens a bottle they shouldn't. Off-schedule openings, late-night access, unfamiliar handling — flagged instantly, logged forever.
Off-schedule alerts
If a controlled medication is opened outside its prescribed window — a teen reaching for the pain pills, a houseguest "borrowing" Adderall — the caregiver is notified within seconds, not weeks.
A complete audit trail
Every pickup, every twist, every replacement is time-stamped and stored. If something is missing, the history shows exactly when it left the bottle — and how often it's been accessed since.
Tamper signature detection
Repeated rapid opens, unusual handling patterns, or attempts to remove the cap entirely all trigger a separate alert path. The cap is paired to the bottle — moving it elsewhere is itself a flagged event.
Quiet by design
No siren, no flashing red light. Notifications go to the caregiver's phone — discreetly. The patient stays in control of their own medication while the household stays informed.
Over half
of people who misuse prescription pain relievers get them from a friend or relative — not a pharmacy⁴
14.3M
Americans misused a prescription psychotherapeutic drug in the past year⁵
~1 in 20
high-school seniors misused a prescription drug in the past year⁶
“The most common source of misused prescription medication isn't the pharmacy. It's the bottle already in your house.”
- SAMHSA, National Survey on Drug Use and Health (2015): 53.7% of people who misused prescription pain relievers in the past year obtained them from a friend or relative.
- SAMHSA, National Survey on Drug Use and Health (2021): 5.1% of people aged 12+ (about 14.3 million) misused a prescription psychotherapeutic drug in the past year.
- University of Michigan, Monitoring the Future (2022), reported by NIDA: about 5% of 12th graders misused a prescription drug in the past year.