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When taking prescribed medications, or helping someone who takes
prescribed medication, the first and most important thing to do is
read the directions.
Some medications require an empty stomach. Some medications need
to be taken with food or milk. Some cannot be crushed.
For some medications to be effective, one most monitor the amount of
time that passes from swallowing the pill, to swallowing substances
containing vitamins, fiber or calcium.
If you do not follow the directions, rashes, sweating, vomiting, diarrhea,
severe reactions or other unpleasantness may result.
When beginning a new medication, write down the time and circumstances
when it is taken, and any reactions.
When caregiving, coordinating medications is very much like leading a
choir or orchestra.
Directing WHAT
should be taken WHEN
can make all the difference in the successful performance
the medication has on the body.
Refer to the Medication Checklist
to review questions and learn the answers.
Look at the new medicine before you swallow. Make sure the correct
medicine in the bottle when you get it from the pharmacy.
The link below offers images of pills you can look up and print out.
Use a timer if you need to wait an hour to eat, or 4 hours before you
can take your vitamins. You can use a cell phone to set reminder alarms,
or use a kitchen timer. Some iPhone application links are provided below.
Timers are available on our TIC TOC PAGE.
MedlinePlus is the National Institutes of Health's Web site for patients
and their families and friends. Produced by the National Library of
Medicine, it brings you information about diseases, conditions, and
wellness issues in language you can understand. MedlinePlus offers
reliable, up-to-date health information, anytime, anywhere, for free.
You can use MedlinePlus to learn about the latest treatments, look up
information on a drug or supplement, find out the meanings of words, or
view medical videos or illustrations. You can also get links to the latest
medical research on your topic or find out about clinical trials on a
disease or condition.
prescribed medication, the first and most important thing to do is
read the directions.
Some medications require an empty stomach. Some medications need
to be taken with food or milk. Some cannot be crushed.
For some medications to be effective, one most monitor the amount of
time that passes from swallowing the pill, to swallowing substances
containing vitamins, fiber or calcium.
If you do not follow the directions, rashes, sweating, vomiting, diarrhea,
severe reactions or other unpleasantness may result.
When beginning a new medication, write down the time and circumstances
when it is taken, and any reactions.
When caregiving, coordinating medications is very much like leading a
choir or orchestra.
Directing WHAT
should be taken WHEN
can make all the difference in the successful performance
the medication has on the body.
Refer to the Medication Checklist
to review questions and learn the answers.
Look at the new medicine before you swallow. Make sure the correct
medicine in the bottle when you get it from the pharmacy.
The link below offers images of pills you can look up and print out.
Use a timer if you need to wait an hour to eat, or 4 hours before you
can take your vitamins. You can use a cell phone to set reminder alarms,
or use a kitchen timer. Some iPhone application links are provided below.
Timers are available on our TIC TOC PAGE.
MedlinePlus is the National Institutes of Health's Web site for patients
and their families and friends. Produced by the National Library of
Medicine, it brings you information about diseases, conditions, and
wellness issues in language you can understand. MedlinePlus offers
reliable, up-to-date health information, anytime, anywhere, for free.
You can use MedlinePlus to learn about the latest treatments, look up
information on a drug or supplement, find out the meanings of words, or
view medical videos or illustrations. You can also get links to the latest
medical research on your topic or find out about clinical trials on a
disease or condition.
Some commonly prescribed examples:
Drug Interaction Checker
and other interactive tools are available for
you to print out and ask your doctor.
Ask your pharmacist when you have
questions or concerns.
and other interactive tools are available for
you to print out and ask your doctor.
Ask your pharmacist when you have
questions or concerns.
Make Your Own Medication/Emergency Contact Card!
Drug Digest Contact Card offered by Express Scripts
My Medication List This card is part of The Joint Commission’s
Speak Up™ patient safety program.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL INFORMATION - FOR RESCUE SQUAD
provided by the Vial of Life Project
Drug Digest Contact Card offered by Express Scripts
My Medication List This card is part of The Joint Commission’s
Speak Up™ patient safety program.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL INFORMATION - FOR RESCUE SQUAD
provided by the Vial of Life Project
| Keep copy of medications, schedule, insurance cards, identification with birthdate, Doctor's name and phone number, emergency contact phone numbers, extra set of house and car keys. Put it one in THE GRABBAG. Put one in the "vial of Life "baggie and place in your refrigerator door. Put one in your "Doorganizer" Hang on your bedroom or front door. Everything will be together. You will save precious minutes. Especially if emergency personel , a neighbor, friend or family member is assisting you on your journey. |
If you are caring for a family member, and the pills are on a plate or in a cup, and
you do not know which is which and are concerned, look up photos available at the
below or Call the pharmacist with questions.
you do not know which is which and are concerned, look up photos available at the
below or Call the pharmacist with questions.
St. Louis Regional Poison Center*
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
1465 South Grand Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63104
(800) 392-9111 (MO only)
(800) 366-8888 (MO, West IL)
(314) 772-5200
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
1465 South Grand Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63104
(800) 392-9111 (MO only)
(800) 366-8888 (MO, West IL)
(314) 772-5200
Poison Center
If you have a question about a possible poisoning or
any other poison related questions, please call
(314) 772-5200 in St. Louis or
1-800-222-1222 outside of St. Louis
The Poison Center provides a statewide
service which:
Is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Is free to the public
Is professionally staffed by nurses,
pharmacists and physicians
Assists exposures in all age groups
If you have a question about a possible poisoning or
any other poison related questions, please call
(314) 772-5200 in St. Louis or
1-800-222-1222 outside of St. Louis
The Poison Center provides a statewide
service which:
Is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Is free to the public
Is professionally staffed by nurses,
pharmacists and physicians
Assists exposures in all age groups
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 | PROVALEŽ Cup - $ 41.95 Thanks to the input from hundreds of Speech-Language Pathologists & Occupational Therapists the final design of The PROVALEŽ Cup is now available.Simply by tipping the Provale cup in a normal drinking motion, 5 or 10 cc of liquid is delivered. By returning the cup to its upright position, the chamber is refilled and ready to deliver another 5 or 10 cc. The Provale cup encourages normal drinking habits and small swallows. May help eliminate the need for pre-thickened liquids with some patients with dysphagia. Nose clearance minimizes head tilt. Easy to disassemble for cleaning. The Provale cup is dishwasher safe. Patented anti-suck mechanism prevents over-delivery of fluids. Transparent Outer Cup model allows liquid activity monitoring. Use with or without provided handles. Dishwasher safe.The advantages The PROVALEŽ Drinking Cup are:*Delivers a fixed delivery amount of liquid with every normal drinking motion. The New PROVALEŽ Cup's ease of use may allow for more patient independence. Because individual patient needs vary, a trained healthcare professional must make the decision on patient independence.*Patented mechanism prevents over-delivery of fluid. Unlike a "sippy" cup, The New PROVALE Cup has a patented feature that prevents over-delivery of fluid when the cup is used properly. Sucking on the drinking spout will not result in additional fluid being dispensed.*Good nose clearance to minimize head tilt. The Cup-In-A-Cup design of The PROVALE Cup provides very good nose clearance which allows patients to keep their chin in a proper position to make a good swallow. The inner or middle cup contains an angled channel that also allows the user to keep their chin in a good position for a proper swallow.*Can be used with water, nutritional supplements, and some thickened liquid products.*Optional one or two easy-grip-handle or no-handle design.*Travel-mug appearance is functional, yet inconspicuous. The PROVALEŽ Cup is designed with patient integrity in mind.*Designed to utilize normal drinking motion.*Easy and logical to assemble.*Easy-to-clean and institutional dishwasher-safe. No valves or tubes to clean.*Broad base to minimize tipping and spilling. |
 | Dysphagia Cup - $ 24.95 The Dysphagia Cup is for people who have dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. Tucking the chin while drinking provides better swallowing mechanisms.Cup design directs liquids to the center of the mouth, helps to prevent liquid from escaping at the lips, and provides nose clearance to empty the cup without tilting the head back. Weighted base slows tremors. Dishwasher safe. Dysphagia Cup Features: Eliminates spills Weighted base. Directs liquids to the center of the mouth. Dysphagia Cup Specifications: Dishwasher safe. Color choices- Almond Green. |
Customize a medical alert tag and put on
key ring, wear on a chain, attach to purse
or backpack. Include contact information.
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One Way Straw Clip Assembly
$9.95
These straws have One-Way Valves which stay
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clip helps manage difficult situations by holding the
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$9.95
These straws have One-Way Valves which stay
filled with fluid, even after removing the straw from a
user's lips. This feature eliminates the possibility of
sucking in too much air while drinking. New straw
clip helps manage difficult situations by holding the
straw securely to the cup.
| Oralflo Pill Cup $14.95 Designed to help people with swallowing difficulties swallow pills and medication. The Oralflo Pill Swallowing Cup is a professional health care product that was designed to help people with swallowing difficulties swallow pills and medication easily, without stress or discomfort. The revolutionary design assists the natural swallowing reflex and prevents pills from sticking in your throat or to the cup. Designed for children ages 4 and up, adults and seniors, the Oralflo Pill Swallowing Cup can help anyone who has trouble swallowing pills or medications. |
Weekly Pill Turtle Medication Organizer with Reminder Alarm
The Pill Turtle Organizer XL Medication Organizer features a reminder alarm to help people take their
medicine on time. This medication organizer has 7 large compartments with raised letters and Braille
markings. The pill case is a large capacity weekly pillbox with one compartment per day and up to 4
daily alarms.
Easy to handle, easy to hear and easy to open compartments. Set the alarms once and they auto
repeat every day (no reset required). Never forget to take your medications again. Feel better.
Avoid medication errors by organizing all your medicine once a week.
The Pill Turtle Organizer XL Medication Organizer features a reminder alarm to help people take their
medicine on time. This medication organizer has 7 large compartments with raised letters and Braille
markings. The pill case is a large capacity weekly pillbox with one compartment per day and up to 4
daily alarms.
Easy to handle, easy to hear and easy to open compartments. Set the alarms once and they auto
repeat every day (no reset required). Never forget to take your medications again. Feel better.
Avoid medication errors by organizing all your medicine once a week.
- Alarm Reminder can be set up to 4 times a day.
- Easy to read raised letters and Braille markings.
- Large digital readout and back light.
- Reminder clock and timer.
- Compartments:
- 8 1/8"W x 4 5/8"H x 1 1/8" D
- Uses: 2 AAA batteries,
included
$14.95
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Drugs, Supplements,
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5 Ways to Lower Your Costs During the Coverage Gap
Filling the Medicare Part D “Donut Hole”
http://www.healthcare.gov/law/provisions/donuthole/donuthole.html
Closing the Prescription
Drug Coverage Gap
You Could Be Eligible
For A $250 Rebate
This Year 2010 to Help with your
Medicare Drug Costs
The Affordable Care Act passed by Congress and signed by President Obama this year contains
some important benefits for Medicare recipients. If you have Medicare prescription drug coverage,
and aren’t already getting Medicare Extra Help, Medicare will automatically
send you a tax free, one-time $250 rebate check after you
reach the coverage gap (also called the “donut hole”) in
2010. This rebate is the first step toward closing the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap.
What is the coverage gap and how will I know if I’ve reached it? Most Medicare drug plans have a
coverage gap. This means that after you and your plan have spent a certain amount of money for
covered drugs, you have to pay all costs out-of-pocket for your drugs (up to a limit). The
Explanation of Benefits notice, which your drug plan mails to you each month when you fill a
prescription, will tell you how much you’ve spent on covered drugs and whether you’ve entered the
coverage gap.
Will I need to do anything to get this rebate check?
No. There are no forms to fill out. Medicare will automatically send a check that’s made out to you.
You don’t need to provide any personal information like your Medicare, Social Security, or bank
account numbers to get the rebate check. Don’t give your personal information to anyone who calls
you about the $250 rebate check.
Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) to report anyone who does this.
TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048.
C E N T E R S F O R M E D I C A R E & M E D I C A I D S E R V I C E S
When will I get the rebate check?
If you reach the coverage gap this year and enter the Part D “donut hole”, you will receive a one-
time $250 rebate check if you are not already receiving Medicare Extra Help. These checks will
begin to get mailed to beneficiaries starting in mid-June. Checks will be mailed monthly throughout
the year as beneficiaries enter the coverage gap. However, this is a one-time benefit and if you
qualify, you will only receive one check after you reach the coverage gap.
Will I have to pay taxes on this rebate check?
No. You don’t have to pay taxes on your $250 rebate check. It is tax free.
What if I don’t get the rebate check when I should?
If you hit the donut hole after the program has begun, you should expect to receive your check
within 45 days. Your rebate may be delayed if Medicare doesn’t have information from your
Medicare drug plan showing that you reached the coverage gap in time to include you in the next
mailing. You should call your Medicare drug plan to make sure all of
your information has been sent to Medicare. If you don’t get your
rebate check, contact Medicare at 1‑800‑MEDICARE.
Individuals receiving Medicare Extra Help will not receive a rebate check. You can also check to
make sure Social Security has your correct home address. Call 1-800-772-1213 or your local Social
Security office. TTY users should call 1-800-325-0778.
Full color brochure available with this text:
http://www.medicare.gov/Publications/Pubs/pdf/11464.pdf
Filling the Medicare Part D “Donut Hole”
http://www.healthcare.gov/law/provisions/donuthole/donuthole.html
Closing the Prescription
Drug Coverage Gap
You Could Be Eligible
For A $250 Rebate
This Year 2010 to Help with your
Medicare Drug Costs
The Affordable Care Act passed by Congress and signed by President Obama this year contains
some important benefits for Medicare recipients. If you have Medicare prescription drug coverage,
and aren’t already getting Medicare Extra Help, Medicare will automatically
send you a tax free, one-time $250 rebate check after you
reach the coverage gap (also called the “donut hole”) in
2010. This rebate is the first step toward closing the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap.
What is the coverage gap and how will I know if I’ve reached it? Most Medicare drug plans have a
coverage gap. This means that after you and your plan have spent a certain amount of money for
covered drugs, you have to pay all costs out-of-pocket for your drugs (up to a limit). The
Explanation of Benefits notice, which your drug plan mails to you each month when you fill a
prescription, will tell you how much you’ve spent on covered drugs and whether you’ve entered the
coverage gap.
Will I need to do anything to get this rebate check?
No. There are no forms to fill out. Medicare will automatically send a check that’s made out to you.
You don’t need to provide any personal information like your Medicare, Social Security, or bank
account numbers to get the rebate check. Don’t give your personal information to anyone who calls
you about the $250 rebate check.
Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) to report anyone who does this.
TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048.
C E N T E R S F O R M E D I C A R E & M E D I C A I D S E R V I C E S
When will I get the rebate check?
If you reach the coverage gap this year and enter the Part D “donut hole”, you will receive a one-
time $250 rebate check if you are not already receiving Medicare Extra Help. These checks will
begin to get mailed to beneficiaries starting in mid-June. Checks will be mailed monthly throughout
the year as beneficiaries enter the coverage gap. However, this is a one-time benefit and if you
qualify, you will only receive one check after you reach the coverage gap.
Will I have to pay taxes on this rebate check?
No. You don’t have to pay taxes on your $250 rebate check. It is tax free.
What if I don’t get the rebate check when I should?
If you hit the donut hole after the program has begun, you should expect to receive your check
within 45 days. Your rebate may be delayed if Medicare doesn’t have information from your
Medicare drug plan showing that you reached the coverage gap in time to include you in the next
mailing. You should call your Medicare drug plan to make sure all of
your information has been sent to Medicare. If you don’t get your
rebate check, contact Medicare at 1‑800‑MEDICARE.
Individuals receiving Medicare Extra Help will not receive a rebate check. You can also check to
make sure Social Security has your correct home address. Call 1-800-772-1213 or your local Social
Security office. TTY users should call 1-800-325-0778.
Full color brochure available with this text:
http://www.medicare.gov/Publications/Pubs/pdf/11464.pdf
| Create your own medication chart to clearly show what times you should take each of your medications or supplements, and how much to take. Pictures of your pills make them easy to identify. |
Daily Pill Organizer
Organize and dispense daily medicine for
7 full days.
Color-coded daily containers easily slide in and out;
each contains 4 compartments, for
breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bedtime.
About 1 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 4 1/4".
$4.99 from Current Catalog
Organize and dispense daily medicine for
7 full days.
Color-coded daily containers easily slide in and out;
each contains 4 compartments, for
breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bedtime.
About 1 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 4 1/4".
$4.99 from Current Catalog
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