6 Great Ways to Use OnTimeRx Reminders

Being a caregiver is very stressful, because you suddenly have to juggle your own schedule to find time for everything extra you now have to do. By using OnTimeRx phone, SMS/text, or email reminders, you can significantly reduce that level of stress.

With no more clock watching, you can relax, knowing that OnTimeRx will deliver reminders to you or your loved one on a home phone or cell phone - whenever and wherever you want - on any schedule you need.

Use reminder calls when it's time to:

• Take medications
• Eat a meal or a snack
• Order prescription refills
• Wake up from a daily nap
• Get ready for an appointment or other activity
• Check-in daily and let someone know you care.

There is no obligation to test all features of the OnTimeRx Reminder Service. The Free Trial provides ten (10) free reminders so you can try all three types if you want. We offer a variety of plans to fit any need. Simply click "Subscribe Today" to view our pricing. (Don't worry, we won't ask for any credit card information until you decide to become a subscriber.)

If you have a smartphone, you can also try one of our OnTimeRx software apps. Select the type of device and download the 30-day free trial. No obligation. Call 866-944-8966 for more information.

Freedom and Independence - Every Day

Freedom and Independence - powerful words to live by and very important topics these days - in more ways than one.

When your "days dwindle down to a precious few", where would you rather be? At Home or in a Nursing Home - DUH!!! That's a No Brainer!

No matter how old I get, I never think of myself as OLD or belonging in that crowd - a bunch of "old people"? No WAY!!!. Being in familiar surroundings at home is much nicer than being a "stranger in a strange place", thank you very much!

Most importantly, I don't want to rely on anyone else to tell me everything I need to do. I can preserve, protect, defend, and maintain my own personal Freedom and Independence. So Don't call Homeland Security on my account! Here's how I handle it all by myself and you can, too:


I use reminders for medications, doctor appointments, and all my bloodwork and lab tests. Really... for absolutely everything!

For my EYES! - Like a lot of older people, I have macular degeneration in both eyes and have to look at a grid to check for any changes in my vision - EVERY DAY!!! My husband and I both get a "Check your Grid!" reminder daily by email, which I scheduled in my online OnTimeRx automated reminder account.


For my MEDICATION REMINDERS - These are set up in OnTimeRx software on a Palm Z22 device. Every dose of my 18 daily pills is taken and automatically logged when the alarms tell me to. Like thousands of other OTRx users, I absolutely could not live without this software!

Even for my BANKING - We all have to be fiscally responsible and keep our accounts up-to-date. I just got a reminder on my computer monitor to check my bank balance online. That one is set up in my OnTimeRx-Windows software program.

These are just a few of ways I use reminders on a daily basis. I'll tell you about more in another post... but you can try any or all of these for yourself at: http://www.ontimerx.com