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Medication adherence

Medication non-adherence is pervasive healthcare problem, accounting for up to $300 billion in U.S. healthcare costs per year. Learn about the tools and solutions available to improve medication adherence.

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Staying Consistent With Medication When Motivation Fades

Staying Consistent With Medication When Motivation Fades

January often brings a surge of genuine motivation to take better care of your health. You may start the year wanting to be more consistent with medication, routines, and self-care, especially when managing a chronic condition.

However, good intentions alone rarely carry people through the whole year.

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Medication Adherence Fatigue: Why You Miss Doses at Year-End & How to Stay on Track

Medication Adherence Fatigue: Why You Miss Doses at Year-End & How to Stay on Track

Medication Adherence Fatigue, often called pill fatigue, is the emotional and mental exhaustion that comes from managing complex, long-term medication regimens, leading to decreased motivation and skipped doses. It happens when the sheer number of pills and the constant mental math of tracking schedules exceed your mental bandwidth. It isn't laziness; it is the natural result of your brain being overloaded by a complex schedule, added stress or routine disruption.

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Conquer Your Mornings: 3 Simple Habits to Improve Medication Adherence

Conquer Your Mornings: 3 Simple Habits to Improve Medication Adherence

That morning alarm rings, and the day begins. For many, the morning routine includes managing medications or a carefully planned supplement regimen. Whether you're juggling multiple prescriptions or optimizing your health with supplements, consistency is key to achieving the best results. Yet, life gets busy, and it's surprisingly easy for that crucial dose to be missed. Feeling overwhelmed by your medication schedule? Or perhaps you're looking to fine-tune your supplement protocol for peak performance?

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