Award-winning medication adherence system

Our patient-friendly system improves patient retention on their medicine, accelerating drug commercialization while also improving clinical trial compliance.

Because every dose – and every day – counts

Living with a serious disease can be overwhelming. Despite best efforts, patients struggle to take their medication as intended: doses get missed, refills get delayed, or treatment stops entirely. 

Traditional approaches to helping patients start and stay on their medication don’t work because they add to the patient burden making it more difficult for patients to engage. Only Aidia makes establishing and maintaining new medication-taking behaviors effortless.

Aidia Smart Bottle-the patient partner every medication should have

An elegantly simple and proven system designed to gently remind patients to take their medication and intervene when they don’t.

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Aidia Smart Cap
fits multiple Rx
bottle cap sizes

Our innovative device fits over standard prescription bottle caps, maintaining medication stability with a patient-friendly interface.

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Aidia Platform delivers real-time insights & impact

Robust reporting tools integrate into existing systems, providing actionable patient level data — enabling targeted intervention and timely support.

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A decade of helping industry partners innovate

Aidia lifts patient retention by over 50% in 1st year across disease states

Our programs routinely increase the number of prescriptions by 50%, within the first 12 months.

In addition to significantly improving onboarding and retention, Aidia has proven to improve patient compliance with their dosing schedule resulting in fewer medication gap days.

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How does AIDIA work

Patient satisfaction scores consistently exceed 95%

Every day I am blessed to be here, so every day when I see that blue light on the bottle, it reminds me that I have something to live for.

I’m impressed and fortunate to have something like it. If I had to rely on my own memory… With the cancer, I can't screw this up, so I'm thankful for a bottle like this.