MIRS: Taking care of your loved ones… Just like you

MIRS from Anandakanda is designed to take care of your loved ones, just the way you

do. After all, no matter how well prepared you are, life throws you a bouncer and forces

you to take a step back every now and then. This could most commonly be in the form

of an illness of a loved one. With the nuclear family system being more and more

prevalent, we do not have the support system of our relatives to help us in times of

trouble. We need to seek help from other sources, which could be expensive and

unreliable.

However, technology has evolved to help us take care of our family, even in our

absence. Digital healthcare offers many options to give a personal touch to look after

your family members. Regardless of the distance, we can still ensure that they get

round-the-clock care that they deserve.

Anandakanda, an initiative of Anushree Industries, presents its wide range of digital

healthcare service, which includes electronic medical record (EMR), e-prescriptions and

Medicine Intake Reminder System (MIRS). MIRS is a unique service designed to send

reminders to subscribers as per the prescribed schedule.

Why do we need MIRS

It is a well-known fact by now that Indians are prone to diabetes and hypertension.

According to a report, there are currently 41 million diabetic people in India and this

number is expected to rise by 170 per cent in the next 20 years. Add to that other

lifestyle diseases brought about by the sedentary nature of our desk jobs and we are

looking at a huge population which is at risk of developing multiple health conditions.

In such a scenario, it makes sense to have a system that would ensure that our family

members, especially the seniors, are taking the right medicine at the right time. With

our hectic lifestyles, it is very difficult to look after ourselves, much less, after others.

This is where a product like MIRS comes to your rescue! When you are not around to

remind your elderly family members to take their medicines, MIRS can do that for you.

Get an SMS or a phone call as a reminder. Minor though it may seem, there is actually a

huge difference between ‘taking medicines’ and ‘taking medicines ON TIME.’