The present invention provides a
system for improving medication compliance. The
system may receive
medical information and medication access information through a
medication adherence device having a housing and an access switch, the housing configured to be detachably attached to the top of the medication container, when the housing is attached to the medication container When the top is detached, the access switch generates medication access information. This information can be used to form one or more blind spots, which can represent symptoms of
glaucoma and can be generated on a display screen of the patient's
client device. The
system may use gaming and / or gamification in which blind spots block portions of the game of chance and / or game-type
programming, respectively, from view on the display screen of the
client device. The number, size,
opacity, and / or shape of the blind spots created on the display screen of the patient's
client device may change to provide an actual perceived loss of vision that stimulates the loss of vision when
medical information and medication compliance information is received The patient complies.