Integrated prescription management and compliance system

• US 8,032,397 B2
• Filed: 01/18/2007
• Issued: 10/04/2011
• Est. Priority Date: 01/19/2006
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Oliver Charles Lawless
• Original Assignee: Oliver Charles Lawless
• Inventors: Lawless, Oliver Charles
• Primary Examiner(s): O'Connor; Gerald J.
• Assistant Examiner(s): PHONGSVIRAJATI, POONSIN
• Application Number:
  US11/624,293
• Publication Number:
  US 20070168228A1
• Time in Patent Office: 1,720 Days
• Field of Search: 705 2- 3
• US Class Current: 705/3
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 40/08 Insurance
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 10/60 for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 20/10 relating to drugs or medications, e.g. for ensuring correct administration to patients
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 40/67 for remote operation
• CPC Class Codes: Y02A 90/10 Information and communication technologies [ICT] supporting adaptation to climate change, e.g. for weather forecasting or climate simulation

Abstract

A system and method for prescription therapy management and compliance are provided. The system framework integrates primary databases from pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), health plans, and EHR providers with a secondary database system, user interface, and wireless messaging platform, in order to extract and aggregate user-specific prescription data and make it available to users through a personalized account and as a part of a wireless prescription reminder service. The system helps users access, aggregate, manage, update, automate, and schedule the prescriptions they are currently taking. Users receive real-time wireless prescription dosing reminders based on their prescribed drug, dosage, and other indications, tailored to each individual'"'"'s daily schedule. These wireless dosing reminders (i) include additional instructional content such as pill images, compliance tools, and Web or WAP drug links, (ii) are automatically scheduled and transmitted based on the user'"'"'s prescription source data, in conjunction with selections indicated on their personal account, and (iii) are transmitted via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP, email, and other formats to the user'"'"'s mobile phone, PDA, or other wireless device. The integrated interface and secondary database system enable a number of additional system features which focus on compliance and management of the underlying source prescription data.

Claims

1. An integrated prescription management and compliance system comprising:

at least one primary health care database containing user-specific prescription medication data for one or more individuals selected from the group consisting of one or more pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers (PBM), health insurance companies, National Council for Prescription Drug Program (NCPDP) database providers, electronic health record (EHR) providers, and other primary health care databases containing user-specific prescription medication data for one or more individuals stored or hosted on at least one primary health care computer server and connected to one or more networks;

a secondary database system comprising at least one database, database management system, program module, application program, and algorithm stored or hosted on at least one computer server and connected via one or more networks and integrated with a user interface, a wireless messaging platform, and at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server that (i) enables one or more individuals to create and access user accounts in conjunction with a user interface Web application, WAP application, or mobile application, (ii) enables users to access a user account set up algorithm which requires each user to enter, scan in, or otherwise specify at least their schedule data, current time zone, wireless phone number or wireless device identifier, and one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) utilizes the personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof specified in each user account as part of the user account set up algorithm to execute user authentication and authorization processes with at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and uploads, processes, and stores user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the secondary database system and each user account, (iv) enables each user to select prescription medications in their user account for further system use from among all prescription medications uploaded or added to their user account, (v) enables each user to enter, scan in, select, or otherwise specify data in their user account and combine this data with the user-specific prescription medication data uploaded or added to their user account, (vi) utilizes data entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified by each user as part of the user account set up algorithm to perform calculations for each user and configure user-specific system settings, (vii) calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each user account using a medication dosing regimen formula, one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data each user specifies in their user account as part of the user account set up algorithm, and one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data for each prescription medication in each user account, (viii) generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of prescription medication based on the user and time-specific medication dosing regimen calculated by the system for that user and prescription medication, (ix) enables each user to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a medication image, Internet medication link, Internet treatment link, advertisement, or logo based on user account selections made via the user interface, and (x) makes said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions and other user account data available to the wireless messaging platform;

a user interface comprising at least one Web application, WAP application, mobile application, or combination thereof stored or hosted on at least one computer server, connected via one or more networks and integrated with the secondary database system, and accessible to users via at least one Web site, WAP site, mobile site, or combination thereof over one or more networks which, in conjunction with the secondary database system, (i) enables one or more individuals to create user accounts, (ii) enables users to enter, scan in, select, or otherwise specify data in their user accounts, (iii) enables users to access, view, and modify data in their user accounts, and (iv) enables users to access a user account set up algorithm which requires each user to enter, scan in, or otherwise specify data items in their user account which are then used by the secondary database system to perform calculations for each user and configure user-specific system settings;

a wireless messaging platform comprising at least one database, program module, and application program stored or hosted on at least one computer server, connected via one or more networks and integrated with the secondary database system, and connected via one or more networks to one or more wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways which (i) determines message recipients, formats, and schedules data-based messages containing the user and time-specific medication dosing instructions generated by the system utilizing user account data including each user'"'"'s current time zone and specified wireless phone number or wireless device identifier, and (ii) transmits said data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to one or more wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery over one or more wireless networks to each user at system-determined medication dose times on each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, personal digital assistant (PDA), wireless device, or combinations thereof via Short Message Service (SMS), Enhanced Message Service (EMS), Multimedia Message Service (MMS), Wireless Application Protocol Push (WAP-Push), Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW), Instant Message (IM), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), email, or combinations thereof.

2. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts for their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and perform requisite user actions on each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s behalf.

3. The system of claim 1 wherein the data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions include at least the (i) user'"'"'s name, (ii) dose time, (iii) prescription medication name, and (iv) number and type of units of prescription medication to be taken at that dose time including the prescribed unit dose, the prescribed volume of drug in solution, or the prescribed number of dosage forms.

4. The system of claim 1 wherein the user account set up algorithm requires users to digitally sign electronic legal documents in order to authorize and upload their electronic user-specific prescription medication data into their user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

5. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the user account set up algorithm requires said individuals, children, spouses, or legal dependents to digitally sign electronic legal documents in order to authorize and upload each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s electronic user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server into each respective child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

6. The system of claim 1 wherein user accounts enable users to sign electronic legal documents authorizing the distribution of their electronic user-specific prescription medication data to third party individuals under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

7. The system of claim 1 wherein data required to be entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each user account for completion of the user account set up algorithm includes at least each user'"'"'s (i) account username/email address and account password, (ii) one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, (iii) schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times, (iv) current time zone, and (v) wireless phone number or wireless device identifier.

8. The system of claim 1 wherein data required to be entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each user account for completion of the user account set up algorithm includes at least each user'"'"'s (i) account username/email address and account password, (ii) one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, (iii) schedule data including wake time, bed time, breakfast time, lunch time, and dinner time, (iv) current time zone, and (v) wireless phone number or wireless device identifier.

9. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein data required to be entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for completion of the user account set up algorithm includes at least (i) an account username/email address and account password, (ii) one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, (iii) schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times, (iv) current time zone, and (v) at least one wireless phone number or wireless device identifier for the individual, parent, legal guardian, child, spouse, legal dependent, or combination thereof.

10. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein data required to be entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for completion of the user account set up algorithm includes at least (i) an account username/email address and account password, (ii) one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, (iii) schedule data including a wake time, bed time, breakfast time, lunch time, and dinner time, (iv) current time zone, and (v) at least one wireless phone number or wireless device identifier for the individual, parent, legal guardian, child, spouse, legal dependent, or combination thereof.

11. The system of claim 1 wherein the user account set up algorithm enables users to select one or more defaults for requisite algorithm data fields including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, weekday and weekend dinner times, time zone, wireless message format, and which wireless phone, health insurance, bank, or credit card account to bill for wireless messaging charges, thereby prompting the system to determine the data item used for that algorithm data field instead of the user.

12. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the user account set up algorithm enables users to select one or more defaults for requisite algorithm data fields including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, weekday and weekend dinner times, time zone, wireless message format, and which wireless phone, health insurance, bank, or credit card account to bill for wireless messaging charges, thereby prompting the system to determine the data item used for that algorithm data field instead of the user.

13. The system of claim 1 wherein the secondary database system utilizes one or more secondary database system identifiers including a system Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and one or more user personal identifiers, user primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each user account as part of the user account set up algorithm to authenticate the system and each user against at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and authorize and upload user-specific prescription medication data from said primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the secondary database system and each user account.

14. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the secondary database system utilizes secondary database system identifiers including a system Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and one or more user personal identifiers, user primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account as part of the user account set up algorithm to authenticate the system and each child, spouse, or legal dependent against at least one primary health care database or primary health care network sever computer and authorize and upload each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user-specific prescription medication data from said primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the secondary database system and each respective user account.

15. The system of claim 1 wherein the secondary database system automatically updates the user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from each respective primary health care database or primary health care computer server and modifies each user and time-specific medication dosing regimen, user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, and related data-based messages containing user and time-specific dosing instructions to reflect any changes in each user'"'"'s underlying user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database.

16. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals to create user accounts for their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the secondary database system automatically updates the user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from each respective primary health care database or primary health care computer server and modifies each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user and time-specific medication dosing regimens, user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, and related data-based messages containing user and time-specific dosing instructions to reflect any changes in the underlying user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database.

17. The system of claim 1 wherein data entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified in each user account can include each user'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, weight, gender, ethnicity, country, address, language, social security number, email address, account username, account password, name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s brand name, scientific name, generic name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescription medication dosage data including each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, number and type of units per dose, unit dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, route of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number of units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, medication order dates, medication expiration dates, dates medications were dispensed, refill dates, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, alternative medications including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their respective brand names, scientific names, barcodes, universal product codes, dosages, number and type of units per dose, unit doses, volume of drug in solution, dosage forms, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, medical conditions associated with each prescription or alternative medication, medical treatments associated with each prescription or alternative medication, prescription medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all prescription medications uploaded, scanned in, or entered into user accounts, alternative medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all alternative medications entered or scanned into user accounts, user-specific prescription medication data including prescription medication names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, dosages, number and type of units per dose, unit doses, volume of drug in solution, dosage forms, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, weekday and weekend dinner times, current time zone, wireless phone number, wireless device identifier, name of wireless carrier, wireless phone brand, wireless device brand, wireless handset model, wireless device model, bank account number, credit card number, billing address, preferred payment method, digital signature for electronic legal documents, emergency medical contact information including names and telephone numbers, selections to add medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, audio files, or video files to user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, or any combination thereof.

18. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein data entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, weight, gender, country, address, language, social security number, email address, account username, account password, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s brand name, scientific name, generic name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescription medication dosage data including each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, number and type of units per dose, unit dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, route of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number of units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, medication order dates, medication expiration dates, dates medications were dispensed, refill dates, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, alternative medications including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their respective brand names, scientific names, dosages, number and type of units per dose, unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, barcodes, universal product codes, quantity in terms of number of units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, medical conditions associated with each prescription or alternative medication, medical treatments associated with each prescription or alternative medication, prescription medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all prescription medications uploaded, scanned in, or entered into user accounts, alternative medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all alternative medications entered or scanned into user accounts, user-specific prescription medication data including prescription medication names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, universal product codes, dosages, number and type of units per dose, unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number of units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply, weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, weekday and weekend dinner times, current time zone, wireless phone number, wireless device identifier, name of wireless carrier, wireless phone brand, wireless device brand, wireless handset model, wireless device model, bank account number, credit card number, billing address, preferred billing and payment method, digital signature for electronic legal documents, emergency medical contact information including names and telephone numbers, selections to add medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, corporate logos, audio files, or video files to user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, or combinations thereof.

19. The system of claim 1 wherein user-specific prescription medication data required to calculate user and time-specific medication dosing regimens and uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes at least (i) a prescription medication identifier including the medication name, National Drug Code (NDC), prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, or universal product code for each medication prescribed to each user, (ii) the prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug solution, or the number of dosage forms for each medication prescribed to each user, and (iii) the prescribed dosage for each medication prescribed to each user, wherein dosage comprises at least the prescribed dose and frequency and can also include duration, route of administration, and additional sig codes and dosing indications.

20. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein user-specific prescription medication data required to calculate user and time-specific medication dosing regimens and uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes at least (i) a prescription medication identifier including the medication name, National Drug Code (NDC), prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, or universal product code for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, (ii) the prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug solution, or the number of dosage forms for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, and (iii) the prescribed dosage for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, wherein dosage comprises at least the prescribed dose and frequency and can also include duration, route of administration, and additional sig codes and dosing indications.

21. The system of claim 1 wherein user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include each user'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, age, gender, weight, ethnicity, address, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s brand name, generic name, scientific name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescribed dosage data including each medication'"'"'s dosage, number and type of units per dose, unit dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in terms of number of units, quantity of medication in terms of number of days of supply, substitutions made for the aforementioned data, generic drug substitutes, interaction warnings, date dispensed, refill date, prescription order date, medication expiration date, medication refill number, and indication of retail or mail order purchase for each medication prescribed to each user, prescription drug prices, prescription drug wholesale prices, generic drug prices, price comparisons, prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, and medical conditions or medical treatments associated with each medication prescribed to each user.

22. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, age, gender, weight, ethnicity, address, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s brand name, generic name, scientific name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescribed dosage data including each medication'"'"'s dosage, number and type of units per dose, unit dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, route of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in terms of number of units, quantity of medication in terms of number of days of supply, substitutions made for the aforementioned data, generic drug substitutes, interaction warnings, date dispensed, refill date, prescription order date, medication expiration date, medication refill number, and indication of retail or mail order purchase for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, prescription drug prices, prescription drug wholesale prices, generic drug prices, price comparisons, prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, and medical conditions or medical treatments associated with each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent.

23. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, and (v) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosings regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, or gender.

24. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, and (vi) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, and optional user-specific variables from each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including their age, weight, or gender.

25. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select which prescription medications and related user-specific prescription medication data to upload from among the prescription medications identified from each particular primary health care database source in each user account, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, and (vi) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosings regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, or gender.

26. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iv) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select which prescription medications and related user-specific prescription medication data to upload from among the prescription medications identified from each particular primary health care database source in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (vi) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, and (vii) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, and optional user-specific variables from each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including their age, weight, or gender.

27. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the secondary database system utilizes said personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof to authenticate each user and prescription medication against at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and authorize and upload user-specific prescription medication data for each identified prescription medication from each primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the secondary database system and each user account, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, and (vi) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosings regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, or gender.

28. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iv) the secondary database system utilizes said personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof from each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to authenticate each prescription medication and child, spouse, or legal dependent against at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and authorize and upload user-specific prescription medication data for each identified prescription medication from each primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the secondary database system and each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (vi) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, and (vii) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, and optional user-specific variables from each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including their age, weight, or gender.

29. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, (v) the secondary database system uploads non user-specific prescription medication data which can include prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, and each medication'"'"'s indicated unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, dosages, routes of administration, sig codes, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, National Drug Codes, medication barcodes, universal product codes, medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription drug prices, prescription drug wholesale prices, generic drug prices, price comparisons, generic drug substitutes, and interaction warnings into a secondary database system database from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (vi) the secondary database system uploads alternative medication data which can include over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their corresponding names, barcodes, universal product codes, unit doses, dosage forms, dosages, routes of administration, sig codes, quantity of alternative medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, alternative medication images, Internet alternative medication links, and Internet treatment links into a secondary database system database from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (vii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select, add, and modify non user-specific prescription medication data, over-the-counter medication data, vitamin data, supplement data, herbal medication data, or combinations thereof from said secondary database system database into their user account including one or more prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, or herbal medications and their corresponding names, dosages, number and type of units per dose, and optional additional dosage data, (viii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications in their user account for further system use, (ix) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each user-specific prescription medication, non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each user-specific prescription medication or the dosage data entered, selected, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account for each non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose time to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user'"'"'s account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each user-specific medication or the dosage data specified in each user account for each non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, and gender, (viii) the secondary database system generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of user-specific prescription medication, non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each user account including at least the user'"'"'s name, prescription or alternative medication name, dose time, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time based on the medication dosing regimen calculated for that user, day, and prescription or alternative medication, (ix) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a prescription or alternative medication image, Internet prescription or alternative medication link, or Internet treatment link based on user account selections, and (x) the wireless messaging platform utilizes said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions in conjunction with data in each user account including each user'"'"'s current time zone and wireless phone number or wireless device identifier to determine wireless message recipients and format, schedule, and transmit data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to each user at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, SIP, IM, email, or any combination thereof.

30. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, (vi) the secondary database system uploads non user-specific prescription medication data which can include prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, and their indicated dosages, number and type of units per dose, unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, National Drug Codes, medication barcodes, universal product codes, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription drug prices, prescription drug wholesale prices, generic drug prices, price comparisons, generic drug substitutes, and interaction warnings into a secondary database system database from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (vii) the secondary database system uploads alternative medication data which can include over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their corresponding names, barcodes, universal product codes, unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, dosages, routes of administration, quantity of alternative medication in number of units, quantity of alternative medication in number of days of supply, alternative medication images, Internet alternative medication links, and Internet treatment links into a secondary database system database from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (viii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select, add, and modify non user-specific prescription medication data, over-the-counter medication data, vitamin data, supplement data, herbal medication data, or combinations thereof from the secondary database system database into their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including one or more prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, or herbal medications and their corresponding names, dosages, number and type of units per dose including unit dose, volume of drug solution, or number of dosage forms, and optional additional dosage data, (ix) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, or herbal medications in their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for further system use, (x) the secondary database system calculates a user-specific medication dosing regimen for each user-specific prescription medication, non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data for each user-specific prescription medication in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account or the dosage data selected, added, or otherwise specified by each user for each non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimen calculations by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for each user-specific prescription medication or the dosage data specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for each non user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, and optional user-specific variables from each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including their age, weight, and gender, (xi) the secondary database system generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including at least the user'"'"'s name, dose time, prescription or alternative medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time based on the system-calculated dosing regimen for that user, day, and prescription or alternative medication, (xii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to optionally enhance their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user-specific medication dosing instructions with a prescription or alternative medication image, Internet prescription or alternative medication link, or Internet treatment link based on user selections in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, and (xiii) the wireless messaging platform utilizes said user-specific medication dosing instructions in conjunction with data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including the specified current time zone and wireless phone number or wireless device identifier to determine wireless message recipients and format, schedule, and transmit data-based messages containing said user-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to users including individuals, parents, legal guardians, children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, SIP, IM, email, or any combination thereof.

31. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interactions warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, (v) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select or add additional alternative medications and related dosage data into their user account including one or more over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, herbal medications and their corresponding names, dosages, routes of administration, and number and type of units per dose, (vi) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications in each user account for further system use, (vii) the secondary database system calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data entered, selected, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least the dosage and number and type of units per dose, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose time to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data specified in each user account for each alternative medication, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, and gender, (vii) the secondary database system generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of selected prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least the dose time, user'"'"'s name, prescription or alternative medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time, based on the medication dosing regimen calculated for that user, day, and prescription or alternative medication, (viii) the user interface and secondary database system enable users to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a prescription or alternative medication image, Internet prescription or alternative medication link, Internet treatment link, advertisement, or logo based on user account selections, and (ix) the wireless messaging platform utilizes said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions in conjunction with data in user accounts including each user'"'"'s current time zone and wireless phone number or wireless device identifier to determine wireless message recipients and format, schedule, and transmit data-based messages containing said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to each user at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, SIP, IM, email, or any combination thereof.

32. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account to complete the algorithm, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes for each medication, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug in solution, or the number of dosage forms, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each child, spouse, or legal dependent, (vi) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select or add additional alternative medications and dosage data into each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including one or more over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, herbal medications and their corresponding names, dosages, routes of administration, and number and type of units per dose including unit doses, volume of drug in solution, and number of dosage forms, (vii) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, or herbal medications in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for further system use, (viii) the secondary database system calculates a user-specific medication dosing regimen for each user-specific prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data added or otherwise specified in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least the dosage and number and type of units per dose, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account or sub-account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimen calculations by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data specified in each user account for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s age, weight, and gender, (ix) the secondary database system generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of prescription or alternative medication including at least the dose time, user'"'"'s name, prescription or alternative medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time based on the system-calculated user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for that user, time, and prescription or alternative medication, (x) the user interface and secondary database system enable each user to optionally enhance their child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user-specific medication dosing instructions with a prescription or alternative medication image, Internet prescription or alternative medication link, Internet treatment link, advertisement, or logo based on user account selections, and (xi) the wireless messaging platform utilizes said user-specific medication dosing instructions in conjunction with user data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account including the specified current time zone and wireless phone number or wireless device identifier to determine wireless message recipients and format, schedule, and transmit data-based messages containing user-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to users including individuals, parents, legal guardians, children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, SIP, IM, email, or any combination thereof.

33. The system of claim 1 wherein user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into the secondary database system from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include one or more prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, audio files, video files, or combinations thereof, which are integrated with related data in user accounts and incorporated into user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each medication based on user account selections opting for their incorporation.

34. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions for their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into the secondary database system from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include one or more prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, audio files, video files, or combinations thereof, which are integrated with related data in each child'"'"'s, spouse'"'"'s, or legal dependent'"'"'s user account and incorporated into user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each medication based on user account selections opting for their incorporation.

35. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database enable each user to select at least one message format in their user account from the group consisting of SMS, EMS, MMS, SIP, IM, WAP-Push, BREW, and email, and wherein the wireless message platform utilizes said message format selections to format and transmit each user'"'"'s data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions to each user via that selected message format.

36. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database enable each user to select one or more media types in their user account from the group consisting of text, images, multi-media, Internet links, audio, and video for the content incorporated into their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, and wherein the secondary database system utilizes said media selections to incorporate content into the user and time-specific medication dosing instructions and related data-based messages which are transmitted to each particular user.

37. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable users to create sub-accounts containing at least the name and wireless phone number or wireless device identifier of third party individuals, and wherein this data is made available to the wireless messaging platform to determine message recipients and format, schedule, and transmit copies of each user'"'"'s data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to said third party individuals on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, SIP, IM, or email.

38. The system of claim 1 wherein the secondary database system or wireless messaging platform bill the wireless phone account, bank account, credit card, health insurance account, or other payment method specified in each user account for wireless messaging charges.

39. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the secondary database system or wireless messaging platform bill the wireless phone account, bank account, credit card, health insurance account, or other payment method specified in each user account for wireless messaging charges, including accounts for each child, spouse, or legal dependent and their parents or legal guardians.

40. The system of claim 1 wherein the secondary database system or wireless messaging platform incorporate a reply-to key into wireless messages or assign a handset key or short code to enable users to send reply messages to system-generated, data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, wherein said reply messages indicate that a particular user (i) did take the specific dose of medication referenced in a particular user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, or (ii) did not take the specific dose of medication referenced in a particular user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, and wherein the wireless messaging platform receives and passes said data on to the secondary database system, which processes, stores, and transforms said data into a graphical or tabular format which each user can view in their user account via the user interface.

41. The system of claim 1 wherein (i) the secondary database system or wireless messaging platform incorporate a reply-to key into wireless messages or assign a handset key or short code to enable users to send reply messages to system-generated, data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, (ii) said reply messages indicate that a particular user is having an emergency related to a specific dose of medication or a condition associated with that medication, (iii) said reply messages are processed by the wireless messaging platform and secondary database system and initiate a system-generated, data-based voice call, data-based message, or other notification containing one or more data items selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, medication name, National Drug Code, unit dose, dosage form, route of administration, dose time, medical condition related to that medication, medical treatment related to that medication, and Global Positioning System (GPS) or Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) location-based information from each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device to emergency medical services or emergency contacts entered or specified in each user account.

42. The system of claim 1 wherein the wireless messaging platform formats user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages and transmits said data-based messages using one or more communications protocols over one or more networks to one or more wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways, which employ at least one short message service center (SMSC), multi-media message service center (MMSC), Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) gateway, wireless network operations center, wireless interface, mobile switching center, media gateway, server, router, base station controller, or other wireless network infrastructure to route and deliver said wireless data-based messages to users at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, IP, SIP, or email over one or more wireless networks selected from the group consisting of wireless Internet, wireless local area networks (WLAN), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) networks, Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX), Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) networks, Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), Personal Communications Service (PCS), General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE), Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), High Speed Download Packet Access (HSDPA), High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA), Second Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (2G), Third Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (3G), Fourth Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (4G), other wireless computer networks, other wireless communications networks, and combinations thereof.

43. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface and secondary database system enable individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, also defined as system users, and wherein the wireless messaging platform formats user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for said children, spouses, or legal dependents into data-based messages and transmits said data-based messages using one or more communications protocols over one or more networks to one or more wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways, which employ at least one short message service center (SMSC), multi-media message service center (MMSC), Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) gateway, wireless network operations center, wireless interface, mobile switching center, media gateway, server, router, base station controller, or other wireless network infrastructure to route and deliver said wireless data-based messages to users, parents, legal guardians, children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof via SMS, EMS, MMS, WAP-Push, BREW, IP, SIP, or email over one or more wireless networks selected from the group consisting of wireless Internet, wireless local area networks (WLAN), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) networks, Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX), Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) networks, Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), Personal Communications Service (PCS), General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE), Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), High Speed Download Packet Access (HSDPA), High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA), Second Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (2G), Third Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (3G), Fourth Generation Wireless Telephone Technology (4G), other wireless computer networks, other wireless communications networks, and combinations thereof.

44. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface, secondary database system, and wireless messaging platform comprise at least one Web, WAP, or mobile application accessible to users via a client/server network architecture, connected via at least one network and integrated with at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, and connected to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways via one or more networks.

45. The system of claim 1 wherein the secondary database system and at least one primary health care database comprise a single database system stored or hosted on at least one database server, connected via one or more networks and integrated with the user interface and wireless messaging platform.

46. The system of claim 1 wherein a primary health care database can comprise a legacy system, data warehouse, central database which aggregates branch account data, relational database, object database, real-time database, distributed database, database management system (DBMS), data processing system, mainframe database, client/server database, cloud database, online transaction processing system (OLTP) database, development database, test and staging database, live production database, data mart, database server, computer server, electronic store of user-specific prescription medication data, electronic store of non user-specific prescription medication data, electronic store of user-specific personal health records, or any combination thereof.

47. The system of claim 1 wherein the user interface, secondary database system, wireless messaging platform, and at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server are connected via a distributed network architecture and integrated using one or more integration methods selected from the group consisting of extract, transfer, and load (ETL), client/server method, cloud method, Web Services, Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM), ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), ADO.NET, Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI), XML-Remote Procedure Calls (RPC), Representational State Transfer (REST), application programming interfaces (API), system interfaces, system adapters, system brokers, Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Object Linking and Embedding Database (OLE DB), Perl Database Interface (Perl DBI), middleware, Object Request Brokers (ORB), Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA), software bridges, enterprise service buses, enterprise information integration solutions, enterprise application integration solutions, service oriented architectures, customized integration methods, and combinations thereof.

48. The system of claim 1 wherein one or more application programs include processor-executable code loaded from memory which (i) encapsulate data including data items and procedural language/structural query language procedures, (ii) execute an application flow triggered by data or events entered or uploaded into user accounts, (iii) process and transform the data entered and uploaded into user accounts using conditional logic, (iv) perform user-specific calculations and configure user-specific system settings for each user based on data entered or uploaded into user accounts, and (v) execute and process system actions based on data, triggers, or settings in each user account.

49. The system of claim 1 wherein one or more application programs or algorithms perform system operations including (i) user account creation, (ii) securely verifying and processing user sign up and sign in data, (iii) organizing user accounts by user name, user number, account number, primary key, or other personal identifiers, (iv) initiating communication between the secondary database system and at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server over one or more networks, (v) processing tags, commands, or transformations which enable data transfer between at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and the secondary database system, (vi) connecting to at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and utilizing one or more personal identifiers primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof from each user account to authenticate and authorize the upload of user-specific prescription medication data into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (vii) uploading user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server into user accounts in the secondary database system, (viii) transforming National Drug Codes, barcodes, or universal product codes into their underlying data components, (ix) enabling users to select medications from among all medications uploaded or added into user accounts for further system use based on user account selections, (x) configuring user-specific system settings for each user based on data entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each user account, (xi) integrating additional data into user accounts, (xii) creating optional, additional wireless recipients for each user by processing and incorporating additional contact information entered into user accounts, (xiii) calculating user and time-specific medication dosing regimens for medications in user accounts using at least one medication dosing regimen formula, one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data each user is required to enter or specify to complete the user account set up algorithm including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times, and one or more dosage variables selected from the dosage data uploaded or added to each account with user-specific medication data including the prescribed medication dosage and number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of solution, or the number of dosage forms, (xiv) incorporating optional, additional content into user and time-specific medication dosing instructions including prescription medication images, Internet medication links, or Internet treatment links based on user account selections, (xv) generating user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for medications in user accounts based on the user and time-specific medication dosing regimens calculated for each user and medication, (xvi) formatting user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages based on message formats specified by users in user accounts, (xvii) determining message recipients for the transmission of data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions including users, children, spouses, legal dependents, or additional recipients, (xviii) scheduling data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for transmission over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways for wireless delivery to users at system-determined medication dose times, (xix) sorting and queuing message transmissions by at least one data item selected from the group consisting of current time, use'"'"'s current time zone, dose time, and lead time to transmission, (xx) determining alphanumeric limitations associated with message formats, wireless phone displays, or wireless device displays and generating and transmitting concatenated messages for each data-based message that exceeds the alphanumeric limit, (xxi) transmitting data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions over one or more networks to wireless carriers or wireless messaging gateways or combinations thereof for wireless delivery to users at system-determined medication dose times on their wireless phones, Smartphones, PDAs, wireless devices, or combinations thereof, (xxii) billing user wireless phone accounts, bank accounts, credit cards, insurance company accounts, or other payment methods for wireless messaging charges, (xxiii) verifying message delivery or time of receipt for each data-based message delivered from a SMSC, MMSC, wireless carrier, wireless messaging gateway, or other wireless network infrastructure, and (xxiv) executing system actions based on data in user accounts.

50. An integrated prescription management and compliance system comprising:

at least one primary health care database containing user-specific prescription medication data for one or more individuals selected from the group consisting of one or more pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers (PBM), health insurance companies, National Council for Prescription Drug Program (NCPDP) database providers, electronic health record (EHR) providers, and other primary health care databases containing user-specific prescription medication data for one or more individuals stored or hosted on at least one primary health care computer server and connected to one or more networks;

a mobile software application comprising a user interface, database, and one or more application programs and algorithms installed and stored on one or more user wireless phones, Smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDA), or wireless devices and connected to at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server over one or more wireless and wire line networks that (i) enables one or more individuals to create user accounts via the user interface rendered on each respective user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device display, (ii) enables users to create additional user accounts and perform requisite user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof via the user interface rendered on each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device display, (iii) enables users to enter, select, scan in, or otherwise specify data in user accounts via the user interface, (iv) enables users to access, view, and modify data in user accounts via the user interface, (v) enables each user to access a user account set up algorithm via the user interface which requires each user to enter, scan in, or otherwise specify at least their schedule data and one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof in their user account to complete the algorithm, (vi) utilizes the personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof specified in each user account as part of the user account set up algorithm to execute user authentication and authorization processes with at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and uploads, processes, and stores user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server into each user account, (vii) enables each user to select prescription medications for uploading or further system use from among prescription medications identified from each particular primary health care database source in each user account, (viii) enables each user to manually enter, scan in, modify, or otherwise specify data in their user account and combine this data with user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into their user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server, (ix) utilizes data entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified by each user as part of the user account set up algorithm to perform calculations for each user and configure user-specific system settings, (x) calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each user account using a medication dosing regimen formula, one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data each user specifies in their user account as part of the user account set up algorithm, and one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data uploaded, added, or modified in each user account for each prescription medication, (xi) generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of prescription medication based on the user and time-specific medication dosing regimen calculated by the system for that user and prescription medication, (xii) enables each user to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a medication image, Internet medication link, Internet treatment link, advertisement, logo, or other additional content based on user account selections, (xiii) formats said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages containing at least the current dose time, medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time, and (xiv) schedules, opens, and displays said data-based messages at system-determined medication dose times on each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device display.

51. The system of claim 50 wherein the mobile software application enables individuals including parents and legal guardians to create user accounts and perform user actions on behalf of their children, spouses, legal dependents, or combinations thereof, and wherein a user comprises (i) an individual who creates a user account, (ii) a child, spouse, or legal dependent for whom a user account is created, or (iii) an individual, parent, or legal guardian who creates a user account for their child, spouse, or legal dependent.

52. The system of claim 50 wherein data required to be entered, scanned in, or otherwise specified in each user account for completion of the user account set up algorithm includes at least (i) one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes, and (ii) each user'"'"'s schedule data including weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times.

53. The system of claim 50 wherein user-specific prescription medication data required to calculate user and time-specific medication dosing regimens and uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account via the user interface includes at least (i) a prescription medication identifier including the medication name, National Drug Code (NDC), prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, or universal product code for each medication prescribed to each user, (ii) the prescribed number and type of units per dose including the unit dose, the volume of drug solution, or the number of dosage forms for each medication prescribed to each user, and (iii) the prescribed dosage for each medication prescribed to each user, wherein dosage comprises at least the prescribed dose and frequency and can also include duration, route of administration, sig codes, and other dosage data.

54. The system of claim 50 wherein user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include each user'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, age, gender, weight, ethnicity, address, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s respective brand name, generic name, scientific name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescription medication dosage data including each medication'"'"'s unit dose, dosage, number and type of units per dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in terms of number of units, quantity of medication in terms of number of days of supply, substitutions made for the aforementioned data, generic drug substitutes, medication interaction warnings, dates dispensed, refill dates, prescription order dates, medication expiration dates, medication refill numbers, and indication of retail or mail order purchase for each medication prescribed to each user, prescription drug prices, prescription drug wholesale prices, generic drug prices, price comparisons, prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, and medical conditions or medical treatments associated with each medication prescribed to each user.

55. The system of claim 50 wherein the mobile software application automatically updates the user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from each respective primary health care database or primary health care computer server and modifies each user and time-specific medication dosing regimen, user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, and related data-based messages containing user and time-specific dosing instructions to reflect any changes in each user'"'"'s underlying user-specific prescription medication data stored in at least one primary health care database.

56. The system of claim 50 wherein data entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified in each user account via the user interface can include each user'"'"'s first and last name, birth date, weight, gender, ethnicity, country, address, language, social security number, email address, account username, account password, name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, prescription medication identifiers including each medication'"'"'s respective brand name, scientific name, generic name, National Drug Code, prescription number, prescription barcode, prescription medication barcode, and universal product code, prescription medication dosage data including each medication'"'"'s prescribed unit dose, dosage, number and type of units per dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage form, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number of units, and quantity in terms of days of supply, medication order dates, medication expiration dates, dates medications are dispensed, refill dates, prescribing physician names, prescribing physician identification numbers, prescribing physician addresses and telephone numbers, alternative medications including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their respective brand names, scientific names, barcodes, universal product codes, unit doses, dosages, number and type of units per dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage forms, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply for each alternative medication, medical conditions associated with each prescription or alternative medication, medical treatments associated with each prescription or alternative medication, prescription medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all prescription medications uploaded, scanned in, or entered into user accounts, alternative medications and related dosage data selected for further system use from among all alternative medications entered or scanned into user accounts, user-specific prescription medication data including prescription medication names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, universal product codes, dosages, unit doses, number and type of units per dose, volume of drug in solution, dosage forms, routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity in terms of number units, and quantity in terms of number of days of supply for each prescription medication, weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, weekday and weekend dinner times, current time zone, wireless phone number, wireless device identifier, name of wireless carrier, wireless phone brand, wireless device brand, wireless handset model, wireless device model, bank account number, credit card number, billing address, preferred payment method, digital signature for electronic legal documents, emergency medical contact information including names and telephone numbers, selections to add medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, prescription pricing comparisons, advertisements, logos, audio files, or video files to user and time-specific medication dosing instructions, or combinations thereof.

57. The system of claim 50 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account via the user interface to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account via the user interface can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, and (v) the mobile software application calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosings regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, or gender.

58. The system of claim 50 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of each user'"'"'s name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) the mobile software application utilizes said personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, prescription medication identifiers, or combinations thereof to authenticate each user and prescription medication against at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and authorize and upload user-specific prescription medication data for each identified prescription medication from said primary health care database or primary health care computer server into each user account, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose, (v) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, and (vi) the mobile software application calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account including at least the prescribed dosage and prescribed number and type of units per dose for each prescription medication, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculations at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in each user account, “

every other day”

medication dosings regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, or gender.

59. The system of claim 50 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, prescription medication barcodes, and universal product codes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database/primary health care computer server or entered, scanned in, modified, or otherwise specified by each user in each user account can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, the dates prescription medications were dispensed, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and interaction warnings for each medication prescribed to each user, (v) the mobile software application enables each user to enter or otherwise specify additional medications and related dosage data into their user account including one or more over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, herbal medications and their corresponding names, dosages, routes of administration, and number and type of units per dose, (vi) the mobile software application enables each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications in each user account for further system use based on user account selections, (vii) the mobile software application calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data entered, selected, or otherwise specified by each user for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication in each user account including at least the dosage and number and type of units per dose, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose time to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data specified in each user account for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least a dosage and number and type of units per dose, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, and gender, (viii) the mobile software application generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of selected prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least the dose time, medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time based on the medication dosing regimen calculated for that user, day, and prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, (ix) the mobile software application enables each user to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a medication image, Internet medication link, or Internet treatment link based on user account selections, (x) the mobile software application formats said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages containing at least the current dose time, number and type of units to be taken at that dose time, and prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication name, and (xi) the mobile software application schedules, opens, and displays said data-based messages at system-determined medication dose times on each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device display.

60. The system of claim 50 wherein (i) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter or specify schedule data including their weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend dinner times into their user account to complete the algorithm, (ii) the user account set up algorithm requires that each user enter, scan in, or otherwise specify one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof selected from the group consisting of their name, address, date of birth, social security number, personal identification numbers, personal identification data, user identification barcodes, pharmacy account identification numbers, pharmacy account identification data, pharmacy prescription numbers, pharmacy identification numbers, PBM account identification numbers, PBM policy numbers, PBM account identification data, health insurance account identification numbers, health insurance policy numbers, health insurance account identification data, NCPDP account identification numbers, NCPDP account identification data, EHR account identification numbers, EHR account identification data, other primary health care account identification numbers, other primary health care account identification data, National Drug Codes, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes into their user account to complete the algorithm, (iii) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server includes one or more prescription medication identifiers selected from the group consisting of prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, prescription numbers, prescription barcodes, and prescription medication barcodes, each medication'"'"'s prescribed dosage, and each medication'"'"'s prescribed number and type of units per dose, (iv) user-specific prescription medication data uploaded into each user account from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server can include optional dosage data including routes of administration, sig codes, additional dosing indications, quantity of medication in number of units, quantity of medication in number of days of supply, prescription medication order dates, prescription medication refill dates, interaction warnings, and the dates prescription medications were dispensed for each medication prescribed to each user, (v) the mobile software application uploads non user-specific prescription medication data which can include prescription medication brand names, prescription medication generic names, prescription medication scientific names, National Drug Codes, medication barcodes, universal product codes, prescription medication images, Internet prescription medication links, Internet treatment links, and each medication'"'"'s indicated unit doses, dosage forms, routes of administration, volume of drug in solution, dosages, brand drug price, generic drug price, wholesale drug price, price comparisons, generic drug substitutes, and interaction warnings into the mobile software application database, (vi) the mobile software application uploads alternative medication data which can include over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications and their corresponding names, barcodes, universal product codes, unit doses, dosage forms, volume of drug in solution, dosages, images, and routes of administration into the mobile software application database, (vii) the mobile software application enables each user to select, add, or modify non user-specific prescription medication data, over-the-counter medication data, vitamin data, supplement data, herbal medication data, or combinations thereof from the mobile software application database into their user account including one or more prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, or herbal medications and their corresponding names, routes of administration, dosages, number and type of units per dose, and optional additional dosage data, (viii) the mobile software application enables each user to select prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and herbal medications in their user account for further system use based on user account selections, (ix) the mobile software application calculates a user and time-specific medication dosing regimen for each prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication selected in each user account using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data entered, selected, or otherwise specified by each user for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication in each user account including at least the dosage and number and type of units per dose, and a medication dosing regimen formula selected from the group consisting of “

once in the morning”

or “

once a day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, “

once before bed”

or “

once at night”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, “

dosing with meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times or weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus or minus an additional time interval, “

dosing before meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times minus an additional time interval, “

dosing after meals”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend breakfast, lunch, and dinner times plus an additional time interval, “

dosing ‘

n’

times per day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the first dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting the final dose to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend bed times minus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend dinner times, and calculating additional dose times by dividing the number of remaining hours in each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend day by ‘

n−

1’ and

setting additional dose times at each time interval other than the first or final dose times, “

dosing every ‘

n’

hours”

medication dosing regimens calculated by starting the calculations and setting the first dose time to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, setting subsequent dose times every ‘

n’

hours after each start time, and stopping the calculation at each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend bed times or continuing the calculation throughout subsequent 24 hour periods, “

medications prescribed to be taken with a dose of another medication”

dosing regimens calculated by linking the dependent medication'"'"'s dosing indications to those calculated for the primary medication in that user account, “

every other day”

medication dosing regimens calculated by setting the dose times to each user'"'"'s specified weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend wake times plus an additional time interval, or weekday and weekend breakfast times, and alternating the daily dosing events, “

once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month”

medication dosing regimens calculated by enabling each user to select their preferred time and day the dose is to be taken and setting subsequent dose times on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, and any other medication dosing regimen formula calculated using one or more schedule variables selected from the schedule data in each user account, optional lead time variables for those schedule events, one or more dosage variables selected from the user-specific prescription medication data in each user account for each prescription medication or the dosage data specified in each user account for each over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, and optional user-specific variables from each user account including each user'"'"'s age, weight, and gender, (x) the mobile software application generates user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for each dose of selected prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication including at least the dose time, medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time, based on the medication dosing regimen calculated for that user, day, and prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication, (xi) the mobile software application enables each user to optionally enhance their user and time-specific medication dosing instructions with a medication image, Internet medication link, or Internet treatment link based on user account selections made via the user interface, (xii) the mobile software application formats said user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages containing at least the current dose time, prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamin, supplement, or herbal medication name, and number and type of units to be taken at that dose time, and (xiii) the mobile software application schedules, opens, and displays said data-based messages at system-determined medication dose times on each user'"'"'s wireless phone, Smartphone, PDA, or wireless device display.

61. The system of claim 50 wherein the mobile software application enables each user to select a media format for their data-based messages containing user-specific medication dosing instructions including at least one media format selected from the group consisting of text, images, multi-media, audio, video, and Internet links.

62. The system of claim 50 wherein the mobile software application incorporates a reply key into data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions to enable users to select a reply indicating that a particular user (i) did take the specific dose of medication referenced in a particular user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, or (ii) did not take the specific dose of medication referenced in a particular user and time-specific medication dosing instruction, and wherein the mobile software application receives, processes, stores, and transforms said data into a graphical or tabular format which each user can view in their user account.

63. The system of claim 50 wherein a primary health care database can comprise a legacy system, data warehouse, central database which aggregates branch account data, relational database, object database, real-time database, distributed database, database management system (DBMS), data processing system, mainframe database, client/server database, cloud database, online transaction processing system (OLTP) database, development database, test and staging database, live production database, data mart, database server, computer server, electronic store of user-specific prescription medication data, electronic store of non user-specific prescription medication data, electronic store of user-specific personal health records, or any combination thereof.

64. The system of claim 50 wherein one or more application programs or algorithms perform system operations including (i) user account creation, (ii) securely verifying and processing user sign up and sign in information, (iii) initiating communication between the mobile software application and at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server over one or more networks, (iv) processing tags, commands, or transformations which enable data transfer between at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and the mobile software application, (v) connecting to at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server and authenticating and authorizing user-specific prescription medication data uploads from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server utilizing one or more personal identifiers, primary health care account identifiers, or combinations thereof specified in each user account, (vi) uploading user-specific prescription medication data from at least one primary health care database or primary health care computer server into the mobile software application, (vii) transforming National Drug Codes, barcodes, or universal product codes into their underlying data components, (viii) enabling users to select medications from among all medications uploaded or added into user accounts for further system use based on user account selections, (ix) configuring user-specific system settings for each user based on data entered or otherwise specified in each user account via, (x) adding and integrating additional data into user accounts, (xi) calculating user and time-specific medication dosing regimens for medications in user accounts using at least one medication dosing regimen formula, one or more schedule variables selected from each user'"'"'s weekday and weekend wake times, weekday and weekend bed times, weekday and weekend breakfast times, weekday and weekend lunch times, and weekday and weekend diner times, and one or more dosage variables selected from the dosage data uploaded or added to each account for each medication including the prescribed medication dosage and number and type of units per dose including unit dose, volume of solution, or number of dosage forms, (xii) incorporating optional, additional content into user and time-specific medication dosing instructions including prescription medication images, Internet medication links, Internet treatment links, advertisements, or logos based on user account selections, (xiii) generating user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for medications in user accounts based on the user and time-specific medication dosing regimens calculated for each user and medication, (xiv) formatting user and time-specific medication dosing instructions into data-based messages based on message formats specified in each user account, and (xv) scheduling data-based messages containing user and time-specific medication dosing instructions for display to users at system-determined medication dose times.