Medication Management
At Keystone Medical Group, we understand the profound impact injuries can have on your life. Whether stemming from auto accidents, workplace incidents, or household mishaps, these injuries can result in various types of acute and chronic pain, such as back, neck, knee, or shoulder discomfort. Our mission is to provide tailored medication management services to support you throughout your journey to recovery.
Dealing with injuries can be overwhelming, both physically and mentally, and managing medications adds another layer of complexity. That’s where our dedicated team of professionals at Keystone Medical Group comes in. Specializing in injury treatment and medication management, we offer comprehensive care all under one roof. We work closely with our patients to ensure effective pain management and recovery while minimizing any potential side effects of medication use, whether short or long term. If you’re seeking exceptional treatment and top-notch medication management services, you’ve come to the right place.
What is Medication Management?
Medication management, also known as pharmacotherapy management, involves a meticulous approach to overseeing your medications to ensure their safety, effectiveness, and appropriate use. Our team of physicians collaborates with you and/or your caregiver to ensure all your medications are safe and effective for your recovery.
In today’s modern world, pharmaceuticals play a crucial role in promoting longer, healthier lives. Medications are essential for combating diseases, maintaining health, and managing conditions, especially after life-changing incidents.
This is where our comprehensive medication management services step in. At Keystone Medical Group, our physicians and Nurse Practitioners excel in this critical aspect of your recovery. By maintaining a thorough list of medications, we gain a clear understanding of your medication intake, reducing the risk of adverse drug events and facilitating your recovery from injury or illness. Our physicians collaborate closely with your Physical Therapist, Chiropractor, or other specialists involved in your care.