Why Is Skippack Pharmacy Working With Medsense?

Our clinical team is working with Medsense Health to help eligible Medicare patients track blood pressure, receive medication reminders, and stay connected with support at home.

This program is optional and may be available at no cost for eligible Medicare patients.

What is Medsense Health

Two Programs Offered

1. Pharmacy Blood Pressure Program

Blood Pressure Monitoring

This program is for eligible Medicare patients with high blood pressure.
You may receive a smart blood pressure monitor to use at home. The monitor can save and send your readings automatically, so your blood pressure can be followed over time.
This can help you and your care team better understand your blood pressure between doctor visits.
What this program may include:
  • A blood pressure monitor sent to your home
  • No Wi-Fi needed
  • No smartphone required
  • Reminders by text or phone call
  • Help from Medsense with setup
  • Monthly support from the pharmacy team

2. Pharmacy RTM Program

Medication Adherence Support

This program is for eligible Medicare patients who may benefit from extra support taking medications regularly.
Medsense may use small sensors, medication containers, a pill organizer, or a smart box to help track when medications are taken. Patients can also receive reminders by text message or phone call.
This can help reduce stress around remembering medications and may help the pharmacy team better support you.
What this program may include:
  • Medication reminders
  • Small sensors for medication containers
  • Support for bottles, pill organizers, inhalers, vials, or packaging
  • No Wi-Fi needed
  • No smartphone required
  • Help from Medsense with setup
  • Monthly support from the pharmacy team

What Happens Next?

If you are interested, Medsense may schedule a short call with a physician.
This call usually takes about 15–20 minutes. It helps confirm that you qualify for the program.
After that, Medsense can help send the equipment to you and walk you through setup.

What Medsense May Ask You

When Medsense calls, they may ask simple questions like:
  • Do you have a blood pressure monitor at home?
  • Do you check your blood pressure?
  • How often do you check it?
  • Do you share your readings with your doctor?
These questions help Medsense understand what support may be helpful for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Medsense Health real?

Yes. Medsense Health is a real company working with Skippack Pharmacy. They may contact some Medicare patients about a program to help with blood pressure tracking and medication reminders.

Why did Medsense call me?

Medsense may have called because you may qualify for a program through Skippack Pharmacy. The program is meant to help patients stay on track with their health at home.

What does this program help with?

The program can help with checking blood pressure from home and remembering to take medications. Medsense can also help track medication use and send reminders by text message, phone call, or app.

Is this program free?

For eligible Medicare patients, this program is available at no cost.

Do I need Wi-Fi?

No. You do not need Wi-Fi to use Medsense. Some devices use a cellular connection, so they can send information automatically.

Do I need a smartphone?

No. A smartphone is not required. Medsense can send reminders by text message or phone call. Patients who want to use the app may have that option, but it is not required.

How does the blood pressure program work?

If you qualify, you may receive a blood pressure monitor. You check your blood pressure at home, and the device can send the reading automatically. This helps your care team follow your blood pressure trends.

How does the medication reminder program work?

Medsense may use small sensors with your medication containers. These sensors help track medication use and can send reminders when needed.

Can a family member or caregiver help me?

Yes. Medsense has caregiver tools. Family members or caregivers may be able to receive alerts or help monitor reminders if you choose to include them.

Do I have to sign up?

No. This program is optional. It is being offered as an extra way to support eligible patients.

Does Dr. Mak recommend this?

Yes. Dr. Mak has signed up his own parents and other patients for Medsense. He recommends it because it can be a simple way to help patients stay on track at home and available to patients at no additional cost.

I missed a call or have more questions, who should I contact?

For questions, please contact the Medsense team at 206-472-1030.  If they do not answer, leave a message and a member of the team will call you back.

What if I already have a blood pressure monitor?

That is okay. Medsense may still explain the program because their monitor can save readings over time and may make it easier to review or share readings with your doctor.

Why do I need a short physician call?

The physician call helps confirm that you qualify and that the program is appropriate for you. It usually takes about 15–20 minutes.

Important: Medsense is not for emergencies. If your blood pressure is over 180/120 and you have chest pain, shortness of breath, weakness, numbness, vision changes, or trouble speaking, call 911 right away. The American Heart Association gives this same emergency guidance for very high blood pressure with symptoms.