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Medication support and pill organizer preparation at home

Reminders, pill organizer, follow-up

Missing a dose, or taking two: it is the most common incident at home, and the easiest one to prevent with someone dropping by.

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Verified providers · Montreal and the South Shore · no contract, no minimum hours

What this service covers

Filling the weekly pill organizer (dosette)
Medication reminders at the prescribed times
Help taking the medication
Managing the medication and watching for refills
Logging what was taken, with a note to the family after the visit
Picking up the prescription at the pharmacy

This list is a starting point, not a closed menu. You describe what you need and the provider tells you what they can do.

Reserved for qualified professionals: the diploma, licence or certification is verified before the profile appears in the directory.

For you, or for someone you love

When the prescription runs to eight medications, the pill organizer becomes a job of its own. A qualified provider fills the dosette, prompts each dose and records what was taken, so you know from a distance that the medication is on track. Medication errors are among the leading causes of readmission for people aged 70 and over.

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Do you offer this service?

This service is reserved for people whose training is verified: personal support workers, family care aides, licensed practical nurses. Medication visits are short, regular and highly recurring — they fill the start or the end of a day well.

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Self-employed · you set your own rate and your own hours

Eligible for the tax credit

This service qualifies for Revenu Québec's tax credit for home-support services for seniors — up to 35% of eligible expenses for anyone aged 70 or over. Your receipts are prepared as the year goes.

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