In-home care services
Medication Reminders at Home in Central New Jersey
Gentle reminders that help medications get taken on schedule and as prescribed, with our nurse and your family kept informed.
What is included
How our caregivers help with medication reminders
- Reminders at the times set in the plan of care
- Noting when reminders were given
- Telling our nurse about missed doses or concerns
- Watching for changes that could matter to the doctor
- Help picking up prescriptions as part of errands
- Keeping your family informed
When families call us
When medication reminders can help
Every family's situation is different. These are some of the moments when families in Central New Jersey reach out to us.
A new or changing prescription
Support while a new routine settles in.
Forgetfulness
A steady prompt so doses are not missed or doubled.
Many medicines at different times
Help keeping a complicated schedule on track.
Family who cannot be there
Someone present who tells you and our nurse what they see.
Getting started
How medication reminders begins with e2i
From your first call, you know who you are talking to and what happens next.
- You call and talk to a real personWe learn your needs, hours and location.
- Our nurse visits your homeAn assessment, then a written plan of care you keep.
- We match your caregiverA certified home health aide matched to your plan.
- We stay on track with youCheck-ins and nurse visits as often as your care calls for.
Where we provide care
Medication reminders across Central New Jersey, including Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer and Morris Counties
From our office in Plainsboro, we place certified home health aides with families across Central New Jersey. Ask us about your town.
Middlesex County
Plainsboro, Edison, New Brunswick, East Brunswick, Monroe, Cranbury, Old Bridge and nearby towns.
Mercer County
Princeton, West Windsor, Hamilton, Lawrence, Ewing, Robbinsville and nearby towns.
Monmouth County
Freehold, Manalapan, Marlboro, Howell, Holmdel and nearby towns.
Morris County
Morristown, Parsippany, Madison, Randolph and nearby towns.
Questions
Questions families ask about medication reminders
Does the caregiver give medications?
Our caregivers provide reminders as set out in the plan of care. Your loved one's doctor or pharmacist remains the source for questions about the medicines.
What happens if a dose is missed?
Your caregiver records it and tells our nurse, who follows up with your family as needed.
Can reminders be combined with other services?
Yes. Medication reminders usually fit into a visit that also includes personal care, meals or companionship.
Combine services
Other in-home care services
Choose one service or several. Your plan of care can include any mix.
Talk to a real person today
Tell us about the person you love and what would help. We will explain your options and the next steps, with no pressure.