Medication Management Services
Medication Management Services for Seniors – Providing Safety and Accuracy in Every Dose
Medication Compliance
About 25% of hospital re-admissions in senior patients are related to adverse drug events. Radiant Health Services can help manage medications to support compliance, minimize risk of hospitalization, and promote positive health outcomes for your loved one.
Medication Management Services at Radiant Health Services
Medication Management services are designed to help individuals manage their medications accurately and safely. This service is helpful for those who have complex medication schedules or face difficulties in managing their medications due to memory issues, visual impairments, or other health conditions.
Medication Management Services Included:
- Medication reminders
- Assistance with medication doses
- Monitoring for side effects
- Coordination with doctor to manage prescriptions.
- Assistance with medication refills and pickups
- Implementing medication logs for accuracy
- Monitoring Vital Signs
Who Benefits From Medication Management?
Medication administration services are a lifeline for individuals managing complex medications, ensuring safety and accuracy for optimal health. These home care services are helpful for individuals who:
- Have complex medications that are difficult to manage independently.
- Experience memory issues or cognitive impairments, such as dementia, that affect their ability to take medications correctly.
- Are at risk of medication-related complications without proper oversight.
- Have been hospitalized or visited the emergency room due to medication errors or non-compliance.
- Need regular reminders and assistance to adhere to their prescribed medication schedules.
Linda Benefits from Medication Management Services
Linda, a 73-year-old woman with diabetes and high blood pressure, struggles to manage her complex medication regimen. Mistakes have led to hospital visits, causing concern for her independence.
Paying for Home Care Services
We promise to give you clear cost information so you understand the financial side of our health care services. We accept a variety of payment options, including:
- Credit card, debit card
- ACH Payments
- Maryland Medicaid Waiver
- Long-term care insurance
- VA Insurance
In Maryland, families pay between $2,400 and $7,500 in home care cost per month. The cost of home care services varies based on the level of care needed. Every situation is different and families should call 240-673-6377 to discuss their specific needs with us.
No. Medicare does not usually cover these type of services. Non-medical home care services, such as personal care, companionship, meal preparation, and housekeeping, do not fall under the category of medically necessary services. As a result, most families rely on savings, long-term care insurance, and other means to pay for these services.
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What’s the Process for Starting Home Care?
This step-by-step approach ensures that every aspect of your care is personalized, from selecting the right caregiver to setting a flexible schedule. We’re here to make the transition to home care as smooth and supportive as possible for you and your loved ones.
Schedule a Free Consultation
We offer a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your or your loved one’s care needs. You can arrange this over the phone, via video call, or in person, according to your preference and convenience.
Assessment of Needs
During the consultation, a care manager will conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand the care requirements, preferences, lifestyle, and any specific requests you may have. This step is crucial for tailoring our services to your unique situation.
Discussing Care Options and Plans
After evaluating, we will discuss the best care choices, such as services, finding a caregiver, scheduling, and costs. This is an excellent opportunity to ask any questions and express any concerns you might have.
Customizing Your Care Plan
Together, we’ll customize a care plan that meets your specific needs, preferences, and budget. Our goal is to make sure you get the assistance you need.
Next Steps
If you decide to use our services, we will guide you through the next steps. No pressure to make an immediate decision, and we encourage you to take the time you need.
Start of Care
This step marks an important step in our journey together. Our care team will make sure your caregiver is ready to give you quality home care service based on your customized care plan.
Areas We Serve
By focusing our services in select areas, we ensure that, regardless of your needs, our most experienced caregivers have you covered.
- Prince Georges County, MD
- Capitol Heights
- College Park
- Largo
- Greenbelt
- Bowie
- Lanham
- Laurel
- Mitchellville
- Upper Marlboro
- Anne Arundel County
- Baltimore County
- Caroline County
- Cecil County
- Charles County
- Dorchester County
- Kent County
- Queen Anne’s County
- Talbot County
Frequently Asked Questions
Medication administration services include managing and organizing medication schedules, providing reminders, and assisting with the intake of medications to ensure they are taken correctly and on time.
Yes, caregivers tasked with medication administration are specially trained and certified, when required by state regulations, to manage medication safely and accurately.
Absolutely. Our caregivers are equipped to handle complex medication schedules, including organizing pill boxes, monitoring for side effects, and coordinating with healthcare providers for prescription refills.
We implement strict protocols for medication management, including double-checking dosages, maintaining up-to-date medication lists, and regular reviews of the client’s medication regimen to prevent interactions and errors.
In the event of a missed or incorrect dose, caregivers follow established protocols which may include notifying a supervisor, documenting the incident, and contacting the client’s healthcare provider for guidance, depending on the situation’s severity.
Yes, medication administration can be integrated into a broader care plan that includes personal care, companion care, or any other services we offer to provide a comprehensive approach to support
Yes, our caregivers are trained to administer medication and provide care tailored to individuals with a wide range of health conditions, including but not limited to diabetes, heart disease, and neurological disorders.
In the event of a missed or incorrect dose, caregivers follow established protocols which may include notifying a supervisor, documenting the incident, and contacting the client’s healthcare provider for guidance, depending on the situation’s severity.