Medication tracker
One medication list per person, from every hospital.
The most dangerous medication list is the one that is almost right. When a parent sees several doctors at different hospitals, each one prescribes from its own list. Titan.Care builds one list per person from all of them.
Why medication lists drift
Every hospital keeps its own medication list. A new prescription from the cardiologist shows up in that hospital's MyChart and nowhere else, so the primary care doctor, the pharmacy and the family each hold a slightly different version.
A list that builds itself
Connect each hospital's MyChart and Titan.Care gathers the medications from all of them into one list for that person. When a new prescription appears, it is flagged as new until someone confirms it was picked up, so nothing starts quietly.
- Medications from every connected hospital in one place
- New prescriptions flagged until someone confirms them
- Add over-the-counter medicines and supplements yourself
Ready when a doctor asks
"What medications is she on?" is the first question at every appointment and every emergency room. With Titan.Care the answer is on your phone, for everyone you look after, and in the Doctor Handoff you bring to the visit.
Questions families ask
Does Titan.Care remind my parent to take their pills?
You can send your parent, or whoever is with them, a reminder with one tap, and the family is notified when a prescription changes. For alarms at a set time every day, use the phone's own reminders or a pill organiser alongside it.
Can I add medicines that are not in MyChart?
Yes. Add over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and supplements to anyone's list.
Who can see the medication list?
You decide, person by person, in the care circle.
Is it free?
The medication list is part of the free plan. Titan.Care Plus adds more people and every hospital.
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