Managing Medications: Medication Lists

It is important to always carry an updated medication list with you in the event of an emergency. This will assist medical professionals in reacting to a situation and expediting the care that is needed with greater accuracy. Additionally, it is important to carry one with you to doctor’s appointments to keep track of any medication or diagnosis changes. On the medication list, it may also be helpful to list the following additional information:

• Doctors within your care team
• Past and Upcoming Scheduled Procedures
• Allergies
• Insurance Information
• Advance Directives and contact information for emergency contacts
• Preferred hospitals and facilities
• Active Problem list 
• Current treatments (chemo, infusions, dialysis, radiation, injections, etc.)

Computer systems at other doctors’ offices may not always communicate or link with one another. When coming to your next appointment, please bring an updated list, pictures of your medication bottles, and/or the bottles of medications for our Medical Assistant to review and verify with you. You can find our blank medications list on our website under the Resources tab here.

As always, stay safe!

​This website is for informational and educational purposes ONLY. While we strive for accurate, general medical information, this does not replace professional medical advice. Do not rely solely on this information. Please consult with your provider for more information regarding your specific needs. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1.