by DBrooten
2. March 2010 09:43
“This is an excellent tool for Patient Education. I can incorporate technology into my classes especially for the children. Thank You”
Stephanie Williams
Princess Margaret Hospital
by mmcphillips
2. March 2010 09:07
Many thanks to the American Transplant Foundation for recommending MyMedSchedule via Twitter!
AmerTransplant Good for transplant recipients! RT @TransplantExp Stay on track with text message or email medication reminders. www.MyMedSchedule.com
by DBrooten
25. February 2010 15:02
In her blog Journey to a Healthier Me, Pam shows how she uses MyMedSchedule to help keep her complicated vitamin regimen organized. Her post includes photos and tips for storing and sorting pills.
Read Pam's post here.
by DBrooten
12. February 2010 13:24
"I have found MyMedSchedule incredibly useful and I use it for my clients. They now have colorful charts of their meds and can check them off as they take them. It's the perfect tool and I thank you! "
Marie Dorsey
Clinical Pharmacist
hivalliance.org
by DBrooten
22. January 2010 14:49
That's what “Sarebear” says in her blog. Good thing she saw
MyMedSchedule mentioned in Better Homes and Gardens magazine!
Read the post to see how MyMedSchedule helps her keep on top of all her medications.
by mmcphillips
20. January 2010 13:02
Here is a very good overview showing how to use MyMedSchedule. The video was created by Jacksonville Health and Transition Services (“JaxHats”).
by mmcphillips
20. January 2010 11:01
Donna Brooten of MedActionPlan.com and MyMedSchedule.com joined the Donate Life groups from around the country for the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena on New Year's Day. The float, New Life Rises, honors the new life that emerges when donors make the gift of life possible through organ, eye and tissue donations. Twenty-four riders are on the float representing transplant recipients and deceased donor families. Floragraphs, made of herbs, spices, and floral materials illustrate the loved ones who gave life to those in need. Donna says, "It was an inspiring event, very humbling and hopefully this float, seen on the parade route and on national television, made more people aware of how critical the need is for organ, tissue and eye donations."
To see KTLA’s Rose Parade broadcast featuring the Donate Life float, go to this page and click on Part 1, where Donate Life appears at the 13:15 mark.
View photos of the float and parade on MyMedSchedule's Facebook page.
by DBrooten
5. January 2010 11:44
HealthyTransitionsNY.org is a website that teaches skills and provides tools for youths in New York with developmental disabilities ages 14-25 years transitioning from pediatric to adult healthcare, and their family caregivers, service coordinators, and health care providers. It features video vignettes that demonstrate health transition skills and interactive tools that foster self determination and collaboration.
MedActionPlan is thrilled that MyMedSchedule is included among the tools recommended by Healthy Transitions. Visit their Videos page and click on Managing Medications to view a short demonstration of MyMedSchedule.
by DBrooten
4. January 2010 17:01
MyMedSchedule received another great recommendation, this time from Barry in Norcross, GA: "I recently had a kidney transplant and was introduced to MyMedSchedule.com at the hospital. When you take 15 pills twice a day, it is a big help keeping me on track. And I even get an email reminder to my Blackberry when it is time to take my pills."
by DBrooten
30. December 2009 14:15
“I have given MyMedSchedule.com brochures to some of the nurses at the hospital since they were impressed with our print-outs. I no longer fill out those long drug list sheets, I just ask them to make a copy of my sheet and say ‘see attached.’ This has been a blessing to both of us—it makes med updates easy, too.”