Medication Reduction

For clients wishing to reduce or eliminate medication we offer customized plans to support the withdrawal process. Successful medication reduction requires a plan. PSC offers a flat fee $150 Medication Reduction Service. Ask for our Client Services Request Form to get started.

What's included?

  • Reduction Schedule based on your dosage and goals
  • Written nutritional support program
  • Medication education and insights
  • Recommendations for nutritional alternatives

Contact Linda Volpenhein at 1-800-669-2256 or LindaCNC@painstresscenter.com

In contemporary healthcare, the issue of overmedication has become increasingly prevalent, leading to significant concerns regarding patient safety and overall well-being. Studies indicate that approximately 30% of older adults are prescribed medications that may not be necessary, which can result in adverse drug reactions and increased healthcare costs. This highlights the importance of effective medication management services.

Overmedication can arise from various factors, including the prescribing of duplicate medications, lack of communication among healthcare providers, and insufficient patient education. The consequences of such practices can be severe, leading to complications such as cognitive impairment, falls, and hospitalizations. Therefore, a professional service dedicated to reducing or eliminating unnecessary medications is essential for enhancing patient outcomes.

One of the primary objectives of medication management services is to conduct comprehensive medication reviews. This process involves evaluating a patient’s current medication regimen to identify potential duplications, interactions, and contraindications. Research has shown that systematic medication reviews can lead to a reduction in medication use by up to 20%, thereby minimizing the risk of adverse effects.

Additionally, these services often include patient education and counseling, which are critical components in promoting adherence to prescribed therapies while avoiding unnecessary medications. By empowering patients with knowledge about their medications, healthcare providers can foster a collaborative approach to treatment that prioritizes safety and efficacy.