Me up empowers transplant recipients through play . Sandoz

With me.up we help generate healthy routines to reverse the statistics of interrupted treatments.

An ally to lead a healthy post-transplant life

Through Me.up we want to help transplant recipients of all ages adhere to their treatment by creating healthy routines. During 2022, nearly 23 thousand people are living with an organ transplant in our country and according to information provided by specialists, between 20% to 50% of rejections of transplanted organs occur due to lack of adherence to treatment.

With me.up we want to reverse this situation by providing support and accompanying the user so that they can generate reminders for taking medications, schedule appointments with doctors, schedule physical activities, as well as play trivia and design their own avatar among other functions.

Transforming needs into solutions for people with organ transplants

The application was created from exhaustive research in which we spoke with patients, doctors and associations to understand the user journey and transform their needs into functions of the application.

Dr. Silvina Alemán (MN 70793.), a Nephrologist, stated “In the search to achieve adherence - which implies permanent work - is when the appearance of digital devices, such as Me.Up, becomes so important, where it is the patient who he manages it, strengthening this sense of individual control, making him “master” of his own progress.”

From concepts to reality

n 2020 we launched me.up for pediatric patients and after two years we adapted it for people of all ages. Currently me.up has registered more than 150,800 medication intakes and is present in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.

We are excited to provide support and empowerment to all those who have undergone a transplant by promoting health and promoting well-being.