TabSafe In The News
TabSafe Helps Seniors With Their Meds (ABC)
January 16, 2010 – Good Morning America – This web-connected gadget monitors and dispenses medications. see video
Taking A High-Tech Approach To Good Health (CNBC)
As the Baby Boom generation enter or edge closer to retirement, the digital health field is becoming more important to consumer electronics manufacturers. One of the products on display at CES 2010 will be the TabSafe, which monitors the ingestion and release and of medications in your home (as well as vital signs like blood pressure, blood sugar levels and oxygen levels). read more
New Medication Management System Launched at CES
(Las Vegas, NV) January 7, 2010 – Today TabSafe Medical Services, Inc. announced the release of a medication assistance device that will revolutionize the digital health industry. The new TabSafe can be used by consumers in their homes not only to monitor multiple medications, but also to check vital signs and inform caregivers if pills need to be refilled or if pills have not been taken on time. This is all done by connecting the e device from a traditional from a phone line to the web. read more
TabSafe Announces Merger and New Technology – April 20th 2009
ROSWELL, GA–(Marketwire – April 20, 2009) – TabSafe Medical Services, Inc., a medical device company that manufactures a leading medication dispenser and vital sign monitor for individuals living independently, has completed a definitive merger agreement with CHV I, LLC, an investment group that focuses on socially-responsible companies that provide innovative healthcare solutions. TabSafe Medical Services, Inc. is the surviving entity. This transaction will allow the company to accelerate the release of its newest system designed specifically for the home market in November. TabSafe’s Model 102 will be more streamlined and will be enhanced to allow the recording of health data from a wide array of plug-in or wireless peripherals for the monitoring of vital signs such as blood pressure, blood sugar, and weight. read more
