Questions	Responses	Strongly Agree %	Agree %	Neutral %	Disagree %		Strongly Disagree %
1. The full SPB service was easy to set up	n = 9	100	0	0	0		0
2. The full SPB service was easy to use	n = 9	100	0	0	0		0
		Very Likely %	Likely %	Neutral %	Unlikely %		Very Unlikely %
3. If you were given the option to use the free SPB service again, how likely would you be to enroll in the program?	n = 9	90	10	0	0		0
		Very Positive %	Positive %	Neutral %	Slightly Negative %		Negative %
4. How would you rate the full SPB service (including the automated reminders, the live support calls from care team)	n = 10	60	10	30	0		0
Open-ended question replies
5. Where do you normally store and use the SPB (e.g., medicine cabinet, kitchen sink area)?	n = 7	Room (n = 1)	Kitchen (n = 3)	Medicine cabinet (n = 1)	Bedroom (n = 1)		Living room (n = 1)
6. In your opionion, what was the most useful, helpful, or enjoyable part of the SPB program?	n = 7	Remember a little bit better (n = 1)	“Cute” idea (n = 1)	Cool technology, lights/sounds/text effects (n = 1)	Never forget (n = 1)	Everything (n = 1)	Kept patient on track (n = 1)	Alarm every morning as reminder (n = 1)
7. If you could improve or change one aspect of the SPB program, what would it be?	n = 5	No changes needed (n = 3)	Wasn’t used to bottle/had own routine (n = 1)	Ring chime a little louder/different decibel for older patients (n = 1)

Note: Patients 4 and 7 were deceased at follow-up contact. Patients 2, 3, 8, 9, 11, 15, 16, and 19 were unable to be reached by telephonic outreach. SPB = smart pill bottle.