Medication Reminders in Greater Boston

Name: Traditions Home Health Services
Address: 1 New Boston Drive, Suite #7, Canton, MA, 02021, US
Telephone: 617-376-3711

Medication Reminders

What Is Medication Management?

Seniors often forget to take their medication on time or in the correct dosage. Implementing medication reminders is a great first step to keeping your parent healthy. Sometimes a pill box or a pill organizer may not be enough to manage your loved one's medicines. Traditions Home Health Services offers medication reminder services for seniors to simplify this process. Our in-home caregivers provide the medication management to help ensure that your parent is getting their medication on schedule and safely.

The proper administration of multiple medications throughout the day can be a challenge for most people, especially for the elderly. Our caregivers assist in medication management for the elderly by tracking medication times and reminding clients to take their medications on schedule.

Traditions Home Health Services is proud to provide medication reminders and other home health care services in Boston, Newton, Cambridge, Hingham, Westwood, and throughout Massachusetts.

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MEDICATION REMINDERS

What Tasks Does Medication Management Include?

Medication management for the elderly includes the following tasks to help your loved one remain healthy and safe:

Complete inventory of medications
Maintain and track medication schedule
Report any side effects to family members and medical personnel
Reminders to take medications on time and in the proper dosage

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Some Things to Consider

Seniors 50+ use more prescription and over-the-counter medicines than any other age group. They are at the highest risk of being hospitalized for a medication mishap. Many of these mishaps could have been avoided with medication management.

1.3 million Americans are injured each year due to medication errors. The most common causes of these errors in seniors are confusing packaging, poor communication, overdosing, and dangerous interactions with other medications or foods.