MEDICATION REMINDERS ideas

Perhaps your loved one now needs assistance for taking their medications. Different strategies can be utilized depending on why assistance is now needed.

For example, a loved one may have difficulty opening pill containers due to limited dexterity. Perhaps your loved one's memory or attention span is not as good as it once was, and they become easily distracted and now need reminders. It is possible to have a combination of both situations. It may be helpful to have your provider refer your loved one to an Occupational Therapist to identify the root problem, whether at home with Home Health or Outpatient services (in the United States).

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SIMPLE TO USE PILL BOX

MEDICATION ALARM REMINDER

MONTHLY PILL BOX WITH INTERGRATED MEDICATION REMINDER ALARM 

AUTOMATED PILL DISPENSER PROGRAMABLE WITH REMOTE REMINDER OPTION

No more worrying about if your loved one is taking their medication. Caregivers can check in through two way video calling or through the drop in feature. Your care circle can also receive notifications/alerts for missed scheduled doses. Stay connected at any time, from anywhere.

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