Managing medications is tricky for people of all ages. When you get sick, suddenly you have to remember to take your medications, at the right time, in the right dose. It feels complex, and it often is.
Here’s a hypothetical medication schedule from an article in the New York Times for a patient taking a common combination of medications.
It’s easy to see why patients of all ages get confused.
We’re building RememberItNow! to make it very easy for patients to stick to their medication schedule, no matter where they are, or how simple or complex it is. Your medication schedule doesn’t have to control your life.
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Remembering the time to take and the dosage of medication is quite daunting. Especially if there are just too may of them.. I used to post stick-on notes. But I guess this is better… Thanks!
Comment by ladolceliving — April 14, 2010 @ 2:46 am