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Tips to Help Someone Who's Taking Multiple Medications
Managing multiple medications can be challenging, especially for an older person, or someone with numerous ailments. There are many medication management techniques that family members can take to provide the best experience to someone who is taking multiple medications.
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StoriesTips to Help Someone Who's Taking Multiple Medications
Managing multiple medications can be challenging, especially for an older person, or someone with numerous ailments.
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StoriesHow to Ease Into a Family Caregiver Role
Becoming a family caregiver is a big change for everyone: you as the caregiver, your loved one, and others in the care circle.
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StoriesAre Automated Pill Dispensers Right for my Loved One?
Automated Pill Dispensers, such as Pria, are making medication management easier for caregivers, care teams and their loved ones.
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StoriesTop 10 Reasons Caregivers Should get an Automated Pill Dispenser for Their Loved One
Helping a parent or other loved one manage their medication can be incredibly stressful and time-consuming. Automated pill dispensers save time and grant peace of mind when maintaining your loved one’s medication routine.
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StoriesFive Signs It's Time for Your Aging Loved One to Use an Automated Medication Dispenser
Taking multiple medications is very common as we grow older. If you are a family caregiver helping an aging loved one manage their medication, there are some clear signs that you should consider an automated medication dispenser to help with this vital task.
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Everyone wants the best care for their loved ones. But, how do you know what that is? If you are considering becoming a caregiver, there are many factors to weigh.
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StoriesFour Qualities that Make Pria a Unique Automated Pill Dispenser
The most common reason for medication neglect is forgetfulness. That’s why Pria should be on the short list of tools for any caregiver supporting an independent loved one with complex medication needs.
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StoriesHow Do Smart Pill Boxes Improve Healthcare?
Smart pill boxes have changed the way caregivers and healthcare professionals manage medications. Having multiple medications stored in one place is convenient and secure.
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StoriesHow to Balance Caregiving and Life’s Other Responsibilities
The most common reason for medication neglect is forgetfulness. That’s why Pria should be on the short list of tools for any caregiver supporting an independent loved one with complex medication needs.
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StoriesNew Technology & Tools to Help Caregivers
There are more and more technological resources that make caregiving easier and more effective. Let’s take a look at a few of the practical solutions available to you as a family caregiver.
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Keeping socially engaged is important for people as they age. Here are a few ways that can help seniors stay social.
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StoriesA Day In The Life Of A Pria User
With features like medication alerts, two-way video calling, and personalized reminders. Pria can help streamline not only medication management but also appointment reminders, doctor’s appointments, and more.
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StoriesCaregiver Burnout
If you are feeling burnt out from your duties as a caregiver, know that you are not alone. Caregiving can often be stressful and bring out feelings of guilt.
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StoriesHow Home Community-Based Services (HCBS) Can Help with Medication Management
Home and Community-Based Services are programs funded under Medicaid designed to give aging individuals or people with functional limitations the option to receive services in their own home rather than a facility.
