At a certain point in our lives many of us find ourselves becoming caregivers.  One of our loved ones may have a debilitating disease or chronic health condition.  While some may be able to use paid professional help, many of us will have to rely on ourselves to help this person.  As our loved ones age, you’ll need to be prepared.

Medications have contributed to longer life spans, improved health and a better quality of life. Medications are the most common treatment for many diseases and conditions seen in older people and persons with disabilities. While taking these medications correctly can really improve ones health, taking them incorrectly, at the wrong time of day or even forgetting to take them at all can really impact their care and quality of life.