A medication record should help someone understand what was due, what happened and when.
Commercial medication-management experience, built for the individual.
MediMAR Personal brings structured medication-administration capabilities directly to people managing their own medicines—privately, clearly and under their control.
John Rowley
Connect on LinkedInJohn Rowley is the founder of MediMAR Ltd and the creator of MediMAR Personal. Before MediMAR, he founded and built businesses that created market-leading medication-management products for professional care and pharmacy settings. That work gave him extensive subject-matter expertise in medication administration, adherence and the practical design of trusted commercial systems.
Through MediMAR, John is bringing capabilities traditionally associated with commercial medication-management applications directly into the hands of individuals. His aim is to make personal medication administration clearer, safer and more structured—while keeping the user in control of their information.
John leads MediMAR's product design, development and scenario testing, with particular attention to privacy, meaningful safety prompts, accurate administration records and avoiding unnecessary warnings that users may learn to ignore.
From professional systems to personal control.
Commercial medication systems are designed around clarity, traceability and repeatable workflows. MediMAR applies those same disciplines to an app for an individual managing their own medication, without turning a personal record into a professional care system.
John has previously taken medication-management products from concept into successful commercial use. MediMAR brings that depth of product experience to a private, personal application designed around the needs of the individual.
Warnings should appear when they add value, not so frequently that they become background noise.
The user remains responsible for their regimen and controls the information recorded and shared.
MediMAR supports personal medication routines and record keeping. It does not prescribe, diagnose or replace advice from a pharmacist, prescriber or other qualified healthcare professional.