Free Resources for Patients & Caregivers

Keeping track of your medications is important for your health and well-being. To help you stay organized, Wright Geriatric Consulting offers free downloadable medication charts. These charts can help you track your daily medications and antibiotics to ensure you take them correctly and on time. To download, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page to receive a link in your email.

How to Use Your Medication Chart:

• Write Down Your Medicine

  • Find the name of your medication on the bottle and write it in the chart.

  • Write how much you need to take (for example, 1 pill or 5 mL).

  • Write how many times a day you need to take it (like 2 times a day).

• Set Your Schedule

  • Pick the times when you will take your medicine.

  • Try to take it at the same time every day.

• Mark Each Dose

  • Every time you take your medicine, put a checkmark (✓) in the box for that time.

  • If you miss a dose, write it down and ask your doctor or pharmacist what to do.

• Watch for Side Effects

  • If you feel sick after taking your medicine, tell an adult or call your doctor.

  • Write down any side effects you notice in the chart. The notes section is also a great place to record blood pressure, blood sugar or other tracking information.

• Finish All Your Medicine

  • Even if you feel better, take all your medicine until it's gone.

  • Mark off each dose until the chart is full.

• Keep Your Chart Safe

  • Put your chart somewhere you will see it every day, like on the fridge or by your medicine.

General Medication Chart Downloads

Our general medication charts are designed for different medication administration frequencies. To choose the best chart for you, look at your medications and choose the chart with the same maximum daily number of doses.

• Once Daily Medications: This chart is helpful for patients with medications that are given at one time of the day only. This chart can help you track your medications for a week.

• Twice Daily Medications: This chart is helpful for patients with medications that are given two times a day. This chart can help you track your medications for a week.

• Three Times Daily Medications: This chart is helpful for patients with medications that are given three times a day. This chart can help you track your medications for a week.

• Four Times Daily Medications: This chart is helpful for patients with medications that are given four times a day. This chart can help you track your medications for a week.

Antibiotic Medication Chart Downloads

These charts are designed specifically for antibiotics and are available for the following schedules:

• Once Daily Antibiotics: This is for one time daily antibiotic doses and has enough space to chart up to 10 days.

• Twice Daily Antibiotics: This is for two times a day antibiotic doses and has enough space to chart up to 10 days.

• Three Times Daily Antibiotics: This is for three times a day antibiotic doses and has enough space to chart up to 10 days.

Disclaimer: Wright Geriatric Consulting provides these charts as a free resource to help individuals stay organized with their medications. However, Wright Geriatric Consulting is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or misunderstandings related to prescription instructions or chart use. Always follow the directions provided by your healthcare provider and local pharmacist.

Need Help?

If you have any questions about your medications or how to use these charts, contact us for assistance.