Home Care Medication List

A. Patient Information

Name: Karla Stewart
Date of Birth: January 1, 2050
Allergies: Penicillin
Primary Care Physician: [YOUR NAME], [YOUR EMAIL]
Emergency Contact: Kent Stewart - Husband, 222 555 7777

B. Medication List

1. Prescription Medications

Medication Name	Dosage	Frequency	Purpose	Notes
Lisinopril	10 mg	Once daily	Hypertension	Morning
Metformin	500 mg	Twice daily	Diabetes	With meals
Atorvastatin	20 mg	Once daily	Cholesterol	At bedtime
Albuterol Inhaler	2 puffs	As needed	Asthma	-

2. Over-the-Counter Medications

Medication Name	Dosage	Frequency	Purpose	Notes
Ibuprofen	200 mg	Every 6 hours	Pain relief	With food
Diphenhydramine	25 mg	Once daily	Allergy relief	At bedtime
Multivitamin	1 tablet	Once daily	Supplement	With breakfast
Calcium Carbonate	500 mg	Twice daily	Bone health	With meals

3. Supplements

Supplement Name	Dosage	Frequency	Purpose	Notes
Vitamin D	1000 IU	Once daily	Bone health	With breakfast
Omega-3 Fish Oil	1000 mg	Once daily	Heart health	With water
Probiotic	1 capsule	Once daily	Digestive health	Before meals
Magnesium	250 mg	Once daily	Muscle function	With dinner

C. Medication Administration Schedule

Time of Day	Medications to be Taken
Morning	Lisinopril, Metformin, Multivitamin, Vitamin D
Noon	Metformin, Calcium Carbonate
Evening	Calcium Carbonate, Probiotic, Magnesium
Bedtime	Atorvastatin, Diphenhydramine, Ibuprofen (if needed)
As needed	Albuterol Inhaler, Ibuprofen (every 6 hours as needed for pain)

D. Additional Notes

Ensure all medications are stored in a cool, dry place and out of reach of children.
Check expiration dates regularly and dispose of expired medications properly.
Keep this list updated with any changes in medications or dosages.
If you experience any side effects or adverse reactions, contact your healthcare provider immediately.

This Home Care Medication List is intended to assist in the safe and effective management of medications for individuals under home care. Regular reviews and consultations with healthcare professionals are recommended to ensure optimal treatment outcomes.