Voice call reminders
Let the phone ring and hear the reminder read aloud when an app banner is not distinctive enough.
Medication reminder app
Give a medication routine a more noticeable signal.
When a passive notification is too easy to miss, Sochima can add an automated phone call, SMS, or email to a one-time or recurring medication reminder.
Designed around real life
Simple scheduling with honest boundaries
Sochima helps deliver the prompt. Medication instructions, dose decisions, and adherence plans should still come from qualified clinicians and pharmacists.
Recurring schedules
Set a repeating routine in plain language and check the confirmation before depending on it.
Trusted support
A caregiver or family member can create reminders after the recipient accepts and verifies the connection.
What it can carry
A reminder around the routine—not medical advice
Keep the message aligned with an existing care plan and avoid placing dosage decisions or changing clinical instructions in the reminder system.
Daily routines
Create a consistent prompt for an established morning, afternoon, or evening medication routine.
Time-limited courses
Schedule dates and times already provided by a clinician for a short-term routine.
Refill preparation
Remind yourself to check supply, contact the pharmacy, or prepare questions before the refill is due.
Caregiver-created prompts
Help a verified loved one receive the routine reminder through channels they are more likely to notice.
How it works
Use the schedule you already trust.
Sochima should reflect the medication plan you have—not invent or modify it.
- 01
Follow clinical instructions
Start with the correct medication schedule from your prescriber, pharmacist, or care plan.
- 02
Create and confirm
Enter the routine and timing, then carefully review Sochi’s confirmation for accuracy.
- 03
Choose delivery
Use phone call, SMS, email, or multiple channels and maintain a human backup for critical needs.
Phone call
A distinct incoming call for a reminder that should interrupt the noise.
SMS text
A written reminder that stays in the same familiar message thread.
A durable copy when the reminder needs a little more context.
Important limitation
A reminder is not proof a dose was taken.
Sochima delivers organizational prompts. It does not dispense medication, verify ingestion, detect a missed dose, or provide medical instructions.
If missing a medication could create immediate danger, use the safety plan provided by the person’s care team rather than relying on an automated reminder alone.
- Sochima is not a medical device, medication tracker, or emergency service.
- It cannot confirm that the recipient saw the reminder or took medication.
- Delivery can be affected by device settings, filtering, carrier service, and account status.
- Do not use reminder delivery as the only safeguard for a critical medication.
- Contact a qualified professional with medication questions or concerns.
Questions, answered
What people ask before they trust a reminder
Support the routine
Set the reminder carefully. Keep the human plan around it.
Use the schedule you already trust and choose the delivery channel most likely to be noticed.