Medication Assistance Services Surrey

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Adminstering, Assisting & Managing Medication

Our Care Team complete comprehensive training to assist you with your medication management. From prompting you to take you medication to administering all medication, we can help you manage your medication and ensure it is taken correctly and on time.

Our team are trained and assessed annually to ensure they have the latest knowledge and understanding of medication management and administration.

Medication Collection & Disposal

We can also help with collecting and disposing of medication. We work with the local pharmacies and GP surgeries to ensure that you have a good supply of medication and our online system allows us to make changes in your medication instantly so our team are aware of changes as they happen.

Our comprehensive system flags up any discrepancies should they occur and allows us to investigate them instantly. It also allows our team to monitor any changes in your health and well-being so we can ensure we work with your GP to keep you healthy and at home.

FAQs
See below for frequently asked questions about our Medication Assistance Services.
For any further questions that have not been answered, please get in touch via the form below.

Where a loved one is at the end stages of their life; we understand that their pain is hard to manage for family and friends. We can take that stress away allowing you to spend quality time together.

We can provide assistance by monitoring pain levels, requesting pain reviews with the GP and liaising with the district nurses and the hospice to manage pain relief medication. We are also able to administer controlled drugs to manage the pain so your loved one can remain home for as long as possible.

Occasionally when you need an extra prescription collected for you. Our Care Team can collect this on their way to your regular visit, just give us a call and we will let the regular Care Worker know to collect it before they arrive at your visit.

If you need your medication collected on a regular basis, we can include this into your Care Plan. Your regular Care Worker will then communicate with the pharmacy when the medication is running low and collect the prescription when needed.

Any prescribed medication that is no longer needed will need to be destroyed and cannot be placed in your bins. You can take it back to your local pharmacy and they will destroy it for you.

If you cannot get to the pharmacy; collect it all together and a member of our team will be happy to return it to the pharmacy who will then destroy it for you.

We have a trained team to administer medication and nutrition through specialist methods. Our team can provide care and support to manage your medication through a PEG feed. We can help keep the area clean and free from infection and monitor any changes to the area.

Testimonials
We are incredibly pleased with Allium Homecare, after all the horror stories I have heard about other agencies. The carers have been a great blessing for my mum. They are always polite and very respectful. Didn’t realise such agencies existed.
T.D.S. – Daughter of client, Ashford, Surrey
Thank you to the team of Super girls.
M.G. – Daughter of client, Ashford, Surrey
Complementing carers on providing good quality care to end of life patients.
District Nurse,
Your care, compassion and willingness to listen have been invaluable.
A.H – Wife of client, Staines-upon-Thames
You are an agency above all other agencies.
P.N. – Daughter of client, Staines-upon-Thames
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