
Personalized medication education
for seniors and their caregivers

Mom's on 15 different medications, and we don't even know what most of them are for...it's overwhelming, but a medication education session could really help clarify things for us.

Dr. Young outlines ten important points about medication management for the elderly, emphasizing the need for personalized medication education to enhance safety. He also addresses the challenges of polypharmacy in seniors and its impact on overall health.
Medication Knowledge for Safety provides personalized medication education through online coaching sessions specifically designed for elderly individuals and their caregivers, particularly those concerned about the implications of polypharmacy in seniors. Polypharmacy, characterized by the concurrent use of five or more medications, affects an estimated 40% of Americans over the age of 60.
Thomas A. Young M.D. FACP brings over 35 years of expertise in medication management for elderly patients in various environments, including hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, assisted living, and skilled nursing facilities. He recognizes the challenges elderly patients encounter in managing their medications effectively. Often, well-meaning caregivers may accidentally make errors that could lead to serious consequences, especially during critical transitions such as post-hospital discharge. To mitigate these risks, caregivers must be provided with comprehensive instructions on proper medication administration, along with plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
I met with Dr. Young through Zoom to discuss my mother's medications, he was extremely patient and very knowledgeable. It was wonderful talking with Dr. Young in a less hurried situation than a doctor's office. - B.G.

I was relieved to find the Medication Knowledge for Safety website and to have the opportunity to talk one-on-one with a true medical professional. I learned what each of dad's prescriptions does for him and got some important questions answered. Armed with a better understanding of his medications, I feel better-prepared to help my dad continue to enjoy a safe, healthy, satisfying life at home. - D.H.
If you have more questions, reach out to us at info@medicationknowledgeforsafety.com
Yes. The education session can easily be accomplished via telephone if there is no computer access.
No. Although telehealth is becoming more widespread, there are state-specific regulations which govern the provision of telehealth services. Only education services are being provided; a physician-patient relationship is NOT established; therefore, this activity would NOT be considered telehealth, nor can it be reimbursed by insurers.
Your physician likely has access to your complete medical record and has performed a physical examination; therefore, his or her clinical judgement will always take precedence if there is a conflict of information provided.
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