Medication Reminders
Ask whether reminders or routine-related assistance are offered.

MEDICATION DISTRIBUTION
Medication-related care requires clarity, careful communication and an understanding of which tasks a provider is authorized to perform.
Ask About Medication Support
UNDERSTANDING MEDICATION SUPPORT
A reminder to take prescribed medication is not the same as preparing a dose, administering medicine or making a clinical decision.
TLC lists Medication Distribution as a service. The specific tasks its staff can perform must be confirmed with the team, including who may provide the assistance and under what authorization.
QUESTIONS TO ASK
Ask whether reminders or routine-related assistance are offered.
Clarify if help beyond reminders is available and which qualifications apply.
Ask how prescribed schedules and instructions are shared and communicated.
Check which questions need a pharmacist, prescriber or licensed clinician.

SAFETY & RESPONSIBILITIES
Medication should be taken only as directed by the prescribing professional. A care provider should not independently change medication doses or treatment instructions.
For missed doses, side effects or possible interactions, contact a qualified pharmacist or healthcare professional. In a medical emergency, call 911.
Ask About Medication SupportMEDICATION QUESTIONS
For information about TLC's current services and availability, please speak with our team.
Contact our teamMedication administration is different from reminders or help with self-administration. Ask TLC which tasks staff may perform and which authorizations apply.
Medication changes should be directed by a qualified prescribing healthcare professional.
Please confirm your location, current service area and scheduling directly with TLC.
WHEN YOU NEED HELP, YOU NEED TLC
Contact our team to clarify the current service and whether it may be relevant to your needs.