iZafe Group Launches Modular Display and Remote Care System - One Dosell for All Users

STOCKHOLM, SE / ACCESS Newswire / January 21, 2026 / iZafe Group AB ("Company")(STO:IZAFE-B) today launches an external Display for Dosell together with a new remote care system featuring a web interface and mobile app. The launch takes place in connection with the MVTe trade fair, which starts today, where Dosell is exhibiting at booth I24. The new solution means that healthcare providers no longer need to choose between simpler or more advanced medication dispensing devices - the same Dosell can now be used for all users and complemented with a Display when additional functionality is needed.

The new Display is a modular add-on that enables Dosell's functionality to be scaled over time. The Display can be mounted directly on Dosell, placed next to the unit, or used completely standalone, even in another room. When the Display is not required, Dosell can be used as a standalone solution, and when needs change, the Display can easily be added or removed.

This allows municipalities and care providers to standardize on a single medication dispensing device while adapting the level of functionality to individual user needs. For users who require additional support, the Display can provide clear information on upcoming doses, reminders for other medications, and the option for video calls with care staff. For other users, Dosell in its base configuration is sufficient.

At the same time, iZafe is launching a new remote care system that brings administration, monitoring, and communication together in a unified digital platform. Through a web-based administration interface, care organizations gain an overview of all Dosell units, alarms, events, historical data, adherence information, and user and access management with full traceability and logging. The system is complemented by mobile app and web access, enabling authorized staff to securely access assigned Dosell units, view upcoming doses, manage alarms, review history, and conduct video calls.

Video calls enable a new and more flexible way of working with medication management. In certain situations, medication intake can take place in connection with a video call, allowing care staff to visually confirm that the medication is taken. This is a selectable support function, intended for cases where increased supervision and reassurance are needed.

"With this launch, we remove a common trade-off in medication dispensing - choosing between simpler or more advanced devices. Instead, we offer a flexible solution where the same Dosell can be used for all users and complemented with a Display as needs evolve. This gives municipalities and care providers a completely different level of long-term efficiency and adaptability," says Anders Segerström, CEO of iZafe Group AB.