Check in with one press
A short press sends a simple update to connected family accounts.
Simple support for independent living
MedClock gives family an update when their loved one checks in and lets them know when a scheduled check-in is missed.
MedClock may be NDIS claimable. Invoice and product information are available for your provider or plan manager to review. Approval depends on your plan and funding.
Why MedClock exists
After my grandfather had a fall at home, no one knew what had happened for almost two days.
As a family, that was incredibly difficult. It made me realise how easily someone living independently can need help without their family knowing.
I kept thinking there had to be a simple way to give families reassurance without taking away someone’s independence. As a young engineer, I started building one.
What began as a medication reminder became MedClock: a simple device that lets someone check in, acknowledge a reminder or ask their family for assistance with one large button.
What started as something I built for my own family soon became something other families could see themselves using too. People began sharing their own experiences of ageing parents, missed medications and the worry of not knowing whether someone was okay.
Since then, MedClock has been featured in Australian media and is beginning to reach pharmacies and retirement-living communities across the country.
That growth still feels surreal, but the purpose has never changed: to give families a simple way to know when someone they love may need them.
How MedClock helps
The person at home uses one large button. MedClock takes care of the family update.
A short press sends a simple update to connected family accounts.
If a scheduled check-in is not acknowledged, connected family can be alerted.
Holding the button for five seconds sends an assistance request to family.
Trusted by Australian families
“Mum presses the button after breakfast and we know she is up and doing okay. Our morning calls feel like conversations again instead of check-ups.”
Helen M.Brisbane, QLD“Dad does not carry a mobile around the house, but the MedClock button is always in the same place. He understood it straight away.”
David R.Newcastle, NSW“My sister and I can both see Mum’s check-ins, which has stopped us messaging each other all day to ask who has called her.”
Priya S.Melbourne, VICFeatured in Australian media






Who MedClock is for
A familiar clock and one large button—without requiring a smartphone or wearable.
Useful check-in visibility without turning every conversation into a welfare check.
A straightforward option for daily routines, family updates and independent living goals. Invoice support is available.
It helps family notice when an expected check-in has not happened.