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Despite the delayed adoption of IoT (Internet of Things) in the healthcare industry compared to other sectors, IoT in medicine is destined to keep the people safe and healthy, with the primary goal being to reduce the cost of health care in the next years. An intelligent medication box linked to sensors and a server for routine health monitoring is suggested as part of a smart Internet of Things-based healthcare system. With the aid of this internet-connected smart pill box, patients can stay on top of their medical regimens and easily communicate with their doctors even when they can't be in the same room at the same time. The suggested medication box has an alert that will remind the patient to take their medication at the prescribed time. Information about the doctor and patient, including medical history, medications, and upcoming appointments, is maintained on a laptop that also serves as a server. The doctor and the patient both have their own login credentials to use on the server. The server also stores the patient's prescription history and body temperature for the convenience of the attending physician. If the doctor decides to make a modification to the patient's prescription, they will be informed via the patient's mobile app. In addition, the doctor is in a position to act quickly in the event of a medical emergency.