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“Half the times I have so much going on, I forget. Whereas with the app, it it’s not taken, it pops up on the phone...and this way, it makes it much easier as far as controlling how she takes her medicine.” [Parent no. 12, phase 1] “It was helping me to remind her to take her medication...’cause the alarm goes off so for her to take her medicine and for her to answer the questions, so it’s like a double reminder in the evening when we are so busy.” [Parent no. 7, phase 1] “I think the text messages and alerts, not actually having to sit on the phone with a human and the hold times, the wait times—technology has taken over. I think it’s just so much more simpler.” [Parent no. 12, phase 1] “I don’t mind talking to people, but I don’t want you to call me every day. You know, text me every day is fine. You send me a message every day it’s fine, but I’m more of a texter in general than I am a talker.” [Parent no. 2, phase 2] “That was helpful because...she was kind of doing it wrong. So, when we talked to her, she kind of told us, you know, certain ways you’re supposed to do it and count. That was real helpful.” [Parent no. 4, phase 2] “I would ask her...‘oh, what type of feedback did you get in the video?’ and she expressed that she was told to sit up straight and I think something to do with the spacer.” [Parent no. 1, phase 2]
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“So, you are sitting there for like four or five minutes because you take your second puff to get, you know, to film that...it was just a little difficult.” [Parent no. 3, phase 2] “I would have to site my phone in a neutral location or she would have to get closer to the room in order for it to pick up. As far as I was concerned, that’s the only flaw. Just like I said, she had went out for the weekend and wasn’t home. So, the phone doesn’t pick up if it’s not her phone and it’s not where she is. That for me is the only issue I have. Other than that, it was good.” [Parent no. 12, phase 1]
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