How it works
Nothing to write down: the patient just wears the watch. The rest reaches the care team by itself.
The watch reminds
At each dose the watch vibrates and shows the medicine's name.
It recognises the intake
From the hand's movements — opening the bottle, bringing the pill to the mouth, drinking water — the watch records the dose. When unsure, it asks: “Did you take it?”.
The care team follows
Doctors and nurses see each patient's adherence, calendar and heart rate, with alerts for those who need attention.
For patients
- Reminders on the watch, with vibration
- Automatic recording, nothing to tap
- On the phone: today's doses, a calendar and 7, 30 and 90-day reports
- Heart rate in the mode the care team chooses
For care teams
- An overview of every patient, from those needing attention to those on track
- Prescriptions, doses and the patient's answers in one place
- A timeline with medicines and heart rate together
- HL7 FHIR data for integration with other systems
Research and privacy
HDT Health is developed in a research project at the Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM), Brazil, on medication adherence, based on the health digital twin: a representation of the patient that keeps itself up to date with everyday data.
Consent
Data is collected only with the patient's consent, recorded by the care team, and can be deleted on request.
Data in Brazil
The platform and its backups run on servers in Brazil, encrypted in transit. No ads, no sale of data.
Only your care team sees it
Each professional sees only the patients in their care team. Every change is logged.
Read the Privacy Policy. HDT Health supports follow-up by your care team and does not replace medical advice.