Overview

Support safer and clearer medication use

This demonstration skill helps users understand medication reminders, refill timing, and basic safety prompts related to diabetes care plans.

Best for

People managing several diabetes-related medications
Caregivers helping with reminders and basic medication support
Programs that want a clearer medication guidance layer

How it helps

Makes medication tasks easier to track and understand
Supports reminders, adherence, and simple safety checks
Encourages timely follow-up when medication questions appear

This is support information only. Medication changes, dosing decisions, and interaction concerns should still be confirmed with a clinician or pharmacist.

At a glance

FocusMedication Support

TypeRisk support skill

Best used withClinical follow-up

Status

This tool is currently a concept page

The content below describes what this skill could do, but the interactive product flow has not been implemented yet. It is included here for demonstration and planning purposes.

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Medication Assistant Skill

This demonstration skill helps users stay on top of diabetes-related medication tasks such as refill timing, reminder schedules, and basic safety prompts.

Endpoints

GET /medication-assistant/health
POST /medication-assistant/check

POST /medication-assistant/check accepts a medication summary and returns reminder suggestions, adherence prompts, and follow-up advice when something looks incomplete.

Example request

{
  "medications": [
    {
      "name": "Metformin",
      "frequency": "twice daily",
      "supply_days_left": 4
    },
    {
      "name": "Insulin glargine",
      "frequency": "nightly",
      "supply_days_left": 12
    }
  ],
  "issues": ["often forgets evening dose"]
}

Example response

{
  "alerts": [
    "Metformin refill may be needed soon"
  ],
  "support_prompts": [
    "Set an evening reminder for the missed dose pattern",
    "Review refill planning before supply runs out"
  ]
}

Demonstration note

This skill is for demonstration only. It supports medication organization and education, but medication changes should still be confirmed with a clinician or pharmacist.