ORGANIZING MEDICATION
Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) are things you do every day to take care of yourself and your home. They are not basic self-care tasks, such as eating or bathing. IADLs require more complex planning and thinking.
Some examples of IADLs are:
- Using the phone. This includes answering and calling others.
- Shopping for groceries.
- Planning and making your meals.
- Managing your medicines. This includes refilling them when needed and taking them correctly.
- Cleaning your home.
- Getting around, either by car, taxi, or public transportation.
- Managing money and paying bills.
Medication Organizer Medication Assist
Sometimes aging and health problems make it hard to do complex tasks. If you are having trouble with tasks, talk with your doctor. They can suggest ideas that may help.
Medication Assist is an organizer to help you. We also have designed our Medication Assist with braille - a tactile writing system used by blind or visually impaired people
Comes in 5 (five) colours : White, Black, Green, Purple and Red
Buy 4 and Get 1 Free ! for $20 Canadian
Medication Organizer Medication Assist II
Medication management during the week can be challenging. Your might need to take a medication in the morning and one in the evening. Or a medication on Monday , Wednesday and Friday.
We have designed a medication assist to support medication management morning and night. Our Medication assist II provides a full 7 days, Sunday to Saturday AM and PM.
You can also detach the day you want to bring along with you, instead of bringing your entire medication assist II.
Medication Assist II is $15 Canadian
