Electronic Organizing: Manage Your Medicine

In the age of cell phones and portable computers

, it's easier than ever to stay organized. You no longer have to pencil someone into your schedule. You can check your schedule online or on your phone, and type in a name and date, and you're ready to go. Even though there are a lot of different technological gadgets out there, you can connect them all and make sure you stay organized with work and play and everything in between. Whether you use a schedule on your e-mail, web browser, or cell phone, you can find helpful programs to keep you organized.

If you have a medication or vitamin regimen you follow each day, you might want to include this on your cell phone, laptop, or wherever else you keep track of your schedule. You can download an electronic medication organizer that will not only tell you what pills you need to take and when, but it will also have photos of the pills, so if you take multiple medications, you know which one to take. Even if you just like to take vitamins to stay healthy, you can remember to take them every day with a simple text or e-mail.

Depending on what medication you're on, you might want to take it at different times during the day. Some medications work better when you take them in the morning, and some are better when you take them before you go to bed. Some things can be rough on your stomach, so if you take them at night, you won't feel any of the adverse side effects. You can decide on a medication plan with your doctor, and then you can print it out or work on it online to have notifications sent to your e-mail or phone when it's time to take your pills or when it's time to get them refilled.

Electronic medication schedules can also help you if you're taking care of someone else who needs medication on a daily basis. If you have an older relative who isn't technology savvy, you might be able to help them set up a medication schedule or have one for yourself, so you can call your relative or stop by and make sure they're taking their medication. If you're a caretaker, making an electronic schedule with your patient's doctor can really help you to take better care of them.

No matter how you choose to get e-mail updates, phone calls, or other important messages, organizing yourself electronically is easy and will help make your day to day tasks easier. Whether you use an electronic medication schedule for yourself or for someone you're taking care of, you can make life easier by getting a text or e-mail message when it's time to take the different medications you need to stay well each day. Being organized will ensure that you have less stress in your life and that you'll be happier and stay well.

by:Cory Ross

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