One of the many tasks given to caregivers, is the management of medication. People, as they age, tend to be on multiple medications. 75% of people 45 or older are taking prescription medications, with an average of four Some medications come with complicated instructions (do not eat an hour before taking this; take with a full glass of water; take half in the morning, etc.) that can make scheduling, reminding, and managing more difficult with time. Here are 7 ways to simplify medication management and make life just a bit easier for you and the one receiving care: 1. Make a list of questions you would like answered when you visit yor doctor or pharmacist Make sure you compile a list of specific questions so that when you visit your health care professional you won’t forget to ask. Common questions can be: Can I combine some of my medications (some medications are combination medications that contain 2 , 3 or even 4 medications in a single tablet. - a bit like a multi...
Prescriptions and Advice Should always go together Our pharmacies are Full Service Pharmacies In the interest of your health, we don't "just sell it" We make sure it will work for you What does this mean? We don't just sell an item or a prescription and "forget" to tell you how they are best used. We take the time to explain why you are taking them, when to take them, how to take them and what side effects you should expect and most importantly what outcomes you should expect