Get a drug review at discharge!
Did you know?
1 in 5 hospital readmissions is due to a medication issue after discharge
Too often, patients are sent home with confusing instructions, duplicate prescriptions, or dangerous drug interactions. But there’s a simple solution that can prevent this—and save you money, stress, and even your life:
A pharmacist reviews your full medication list—what you were on before, what’s being added or stopped, and ensures everything makes sense. They check for dangerous interactions, duplications, affordability and access. Most importantly, they make sure you understand it all before you go.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
Here are some tips on how to advocate for yourself or a loved one:
Clarify: Know what each medication is for, how to take it, and what to watch for.
Ask: “Has a pharmacist reviewed these medications with us?”
Request: A pharmacist-led reconciliation—not just a printed list.
Bring Support: A second set of ears makes a big difference.
Need help before or after a hospital discharge?
I’m here to guide you.
Let’s create a safe, personalized medication plan—so you can focus on recovery, not risk.
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