Stethora

Stethora provides a system that connects patients to unparalleled healthcare integrated directly inside the home promoting patient health, provider access and treatment adherence

The medical care of the future brings medical clinics directly to the patient through the home health station

The home health station keeps medications secured and monitors dispensing activity. The system facilitates medication adherence and safety and ensures communication between patients and providers

From patient to provider

  1. 01A provider adds a patient
  2. 02A device is linked
  3. 03A schedule is set
  4. 04The device is opened
  5. 05The device sends the event
  6. 06Patterns become a picture
  7. 07The care team sees it
  8. 08A pattern becomes a flag
  9. 09The monthly report is ready
  10. 10One loop, from home to clinic
Provider
Patient
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Provider
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Add patientNameDate of birthEmailAdd patientPatientsNameStatusEnrolledEnrolledEnrolledNew patientNot enrolledNew patientNot enrolledEnrolledMedicines+ Add8:00 AM1:00 PM6:00 PMLocationAudioImagesStethoraStethora PortalHomePatientsAnalysisDevicesPatientEnrolledProfileAdherenceBehaviorReportNotesCoverage96%Late1Missed0Flags0TakenTakenTakenTakenCoverage96%Openings62Per day2.1Unattended0MTWTFSSNo violationNo dataUnder-access (V4)No access (V3)Over-access (V2)Monthly reportReporting period: 30 daysStatusAccess calendarViolation logMedicationsLatest vitalsAnalysisPatientEvent typePriority30 daysOpened too oftenNot openedLeft openOpened overnightPatientPriorityEvent typeCoveragePatient AP1Opened overnightPatient BP2Not openedPatient CP3Opened too oftenPatient DClearAlert: opened overnight

In the United States

677,968Emergency room visits due to unsupervised medication access in children ages 0 - 5 (2009 to 2020)

020k40k60k80k66,416200936,5642020Aged 1 to 2About two thirdsof visits

Source: Lovegrove et al., 2023

7,142Deaths related to opioids (2025)

05k10k15k11,941201913,518202013,674202111,934202210,18020238,03420247,1422025

Source: CDC NCHS, provisional drug overdose death counts (data of September 6, 2026)

45,013Opioid overdose deaths (2025)

AK: 238AKME: 275MEVT: 115VTNH: 200NHWA: 2,334WAID: 182IDMT: 116MTND: 84NDMN: 671MNIL: 1,287ILWI: 622WIMI: 1,157MINY: 1,227NYRI: 161RIMA: 981MAOR: 822ORNV: no figureNVWY: 43WYSD: 41SDIA: 125IAIN: 847INOH: 1,553OHPA: 1,852PANJ: 1,255NJCT: 682CTCA: 5,349CAUT: 427UTCO: 1,224CONE: 61NEMO: 729MOKY: 706KYWV: 503WVVA: 863VAMD: 1,087MDDE: 260DEAZ: 2,238AZNM: 682NMKS: 285KSAR: 160ARTN: 1,433TNNC: 1,768NCSC: 854SCDC: 229DCOK: 480OKLA: no figureLAMS: 250MSAL: 506ALGA: 929GAHI: 89HITX: 1,934TXFL: 2,347FL
  • Fewer than 200
  • 200 to 699
  • 700 to 1,499
  • 1,500 or more
  • No figure

By state

Source: CDC NCHS, provisional drug overdose death counts (data of September 6, 2026)

1.5 millionEmergency room visits to treat adverse medication events

00.5M1M1.5MEmergency visits1.5 million+Aged 65 or older600,000+Admitted to hospitalalmost 500,000

Source: CDC, medication safety data

Stethora is utilizing its technology to pioneer a new standard of opioid safety and adherence

A sample of the console

Provider console · All patients (current)Dr. E. Marsh, MD
8 events this session
TimePatientCompartmentEventStatus
08:03:02M. OkaforC3 · Tue AMOpened 3 times in 90 sRepeat opens
08:02:14M. OkaforC3 · Tue AMLid opened → closed, 147 sTaken
07:59:58A. DeviC4 · Wed AMLid opened → closed, 74 sTaken
09:14:20T. NguyenC6 · Wed PMNo open in windowMissed dose
03:12:44J. CastellanosC5 · Wed AMOpened at nightNight open
12:05:33D. WhitfieldC2 · Tue MiddayLid opened → closed, 61 sTaken
21:58:10S. ByrneC7 · PRNOpened outside scheduleOutside schedule
06:44:02R. AlvarezC1 · Tue AMLid opened → closed, 92 sTaken
Demo data

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