Medication Management

Personal in-home care services provided in the Tucson, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Arizona and Colorado Springs, Colorado areas.

All the care you need, with the dignity you deserve.

Nurse assisting elderly lman with medicationsMedication is a daily part of most senior’s lives in America. It is not unusual for seniors to have been prescribed multiple medications from different doctors—which can get complicated and dangerous when not managed properly. The Total Care Connections team ensures that our clients consistently take their medications in the right dosages. 

Our caregivers…

In addition to ensuring our clients are taking the right medications at the right times, our caregivers also are able to keep records and communicate with doctors about specifics around our clients’ medication history. This information can be crucial for doctors in providing the best possible care as our client age in the comfort of their own homes.

Clients and loved ones can rest assured that our team of highly trained caregivers are there to help manage and administer medications that keep them healthy.


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Elder Care in Tucson, Arizona

Medication is a daily part of most senior’s life in America. More than 3.5 billion prescriptions are written in the Unites States in a year. Older adults make up about 13% of our population but account for 34% of prescription drugs being used. Also, many times patients are using more than one prescription at one time. This can get complicated for many seniors and can be dangerous when not properly managed. Follow these easy steps to make a large impact on medication management.

  1. Be Consistent – Pick a time or multiple times throughout the day when medication should be taken. For example, at meal times or before brushing your teeth. This helps to avoid forgetting a dose.
  1. Label in Large Font – With a simple request, pharmacists will print labels for you in larger, easier to read fonts. This helps to avoid taking the wrong pill at the wrong time
  1. Keep a List – Write a checklist of all medication being used, what the dosage is, what it looks like, what it is prescribed for, and any other notes that may be helpful. This will be helpful for you or your loved one to reference when taking the medicine, but also to give to your doctor as a medical history.
  1. Stick to the Time Table Prescribed – Dates are important when it comes to medicine. Don’t start or even stop taking a prescription before consulting with your doctor first. Even if you are feeling better, stick to the plan that the doctor ordered or communicate with him for direction to a new plan.
  1. Stay Ahead of Refills – Make reminders for yourself or your loved one to refill the prescription before it runs out.
  1. Seek Additional Help – Homecare or Assisted Living is available to help with medicine management and can sometimes play a key factor in continued health.

If you or an aging loved on are considering caregiving services in the home or in an assisted living community, please contact our caring staff at Total Care Connections (520) 546-1554. We provide quality Home Care & Assisted Living Placement Serving Tucson, Green Valley, Oro Valley, and Surrounding Areas!

 

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