(659) The DR Watch is now available to the pharmacy market as a personal health monitoring device paid for through Medicare or from a cash buyer.  Vitals are collected by the watch that include Temperature, Blood Oxygen, Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Activity, and Sleep and from other devices that include the pill dispenser, weight scale, and glucose meter. The data is time-stamped and transferred through blue tooth to the DR watch and then the watch sends the info cellularly to the servers. The watch also offers the perfect solution personal emergency response service PERS and for the Medicare prescriptions supplied by the local doctors. My practice will be offering RPM and RTM to my Medicare patients who suffer from at least one chronic condition. I will write a script to the pharmacy who has the DR Watch in stock to supply my patients. The watch gathers vital signs and sends them wirelessly to a health network. Enabling information for the doctor that is normally only available in a hospital. This additional information allows doctors to shift focus from treating illnesses as they occur to preventing them, encouraged by Medicare. Your pharmacy is equipped to serve both the local healthcare providers and cash-paying customers seeking assurance for emergency situations. The PERS business is approaching eight billion in sales and the DR Watch offers security while traveling or at home. Most can only monitor people from home. In the case of an emergency the watch is cellular and can transmit for assistance to a live operator 24/7 from anywhere that has cellular service. The vitals can also be helpful in case of an emergency. The watch knows where the emergency is and what the health vitals were before the emergency is available to first responders and the medical staff awaiting the ambulance arrival. As a pharmacy you can take advantage of displaying the DR Watch on your store retail shelf and also pull from the same stock to fill prescriptions. Included in the retail package is a form for the doctor’s patient to also sign up for PERS.