Weill Cornell
HIV Adherence Bottle Intervention Trial (HABIT):
view clinical poster“In a randomized study of diverse [HIV Patients] with suboptimal adherence, [AdhereTech] was associated with higher tenofovir diphosphate levels, a quantitative marker of adherence”
- All results proven via biological assay measuring medication levels in the blood
- Patients using AdhereTech had optimal levels of medication in the blood “on the order of around one additional dose per week” vs patients not using AdhereTech
- “Using an objective novel marker, intracellular tenofovir diphosphate by dried blood spot, demonstrates the best evidence of the use of [AdhereTech] to improve adherence.”
- Conducted and published by Chief of Infectious Disease at Weill Cornell, Dr. Roy Gulick (Former Chairman of the FDA's Antiviral Drugs Advisory Committee)
Avella Specialty Pharmacy
UnitedHealth Group
view published report“AdhereTech improves adherence and generates 1-2 additional fills of medication per patient per year, across multiple specialty medications and diseases”
- "Averaged across all patients and programs… AdhereTech has improved duration on therapy by 26%, fill rates by 9%, and dose-level adherence by 15%."
- "Patient feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with the average patient satisfaction rating at 4.7 out of 5."
- "Avella currently uses the AdhereTech program for five specialty medications, in programs with four different pharmaceutical manufacturers."
US Bioservices
AmerisourceBergen
view published report“Patients using AdhereTech Smart Pill Bottles through US Bioservices stayed on therapy longer, refilled prescriptions more frequently”
- "Patients new to therapy who began treatment with the Smart Pill Bottle stayed on therapy for 1.5 additional months and had 1.3 additional fills dispensed."
- "Consistently, patients continuing on a therapy had 1.2 additional fills dispensed compared to their peers not in the program."
- "[AdhereTech] is directly correlated to more positive outcomes."
Diplomat Pharmacy
Largest Independant Pharmacy in the US
view published report“The average patient using AdhereTech bottles experienced more than one additional medication fill [annually]”
- "Over a year, the average patient using AdhereTech bottles experienced a 12 percent higher patient retention rate"
- "19 fewer gap days [annually] (time without medication between fills)"
- "Adherence and persistence improvements for patients using AdhereTech"
JMCP Peer-Reviewed Study
UnitedHealth Group
view journal article“AdhereTech patients had more consistent dosing behavior”
- Related:
- PDF Article
- “[AdhereTech] demonstrated a significantly higher median adherence of 100% compared with the control arm median adherence of 87.4% (P = 0.001)."
- "In addition to improved adherence, [AdhereTech patients] completed more cycles”
- “[AdhereTech patients] had more regulated behavior and took a greater proportion of doses during the optimal 2-hour dosing window (83% vs. 22%; P < 0.001)
- ”[AdhereTech] patients reported high satisfaction levels of 4.7 out of 5 with 5 ‘strongly agree’ ratings for ease of set up and ease of use”
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