The one-page medication list every family caregiver needs

Every prescription, dose, and schedule on a single page — for the fridge, the wallet, and every doctor's appointment. Free to print, no sign-up needed.

Or keep it updated automatically

Printing tip: use the button above — the page prints just the template, without this text.

Why a written medication list matters

When one person manages another person's medications — a parent, a spouse, someone recovering from surgery — the list usually lives in someone's memory and a drawer of pill bottles. That works until the ER asks "what is she taking?", a new specialist prescribes something that interacts, or the person who knows it all is unreachable.

Clinicians and pharmacists consistently ask families for one thing: a current, complete list — including over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and supplements, which cause more interactions than most families expect. This template is built to be that list.

Medication list

Name:

Date of birth:

Primary physician & phone:

Pharmacy & phone:

List updated on:

Updated by:

⚠ Allergies & reactions:

Medication & strength	What it's for	When & how much	Prescriber	Started / stops	Refill due

Include everything: prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and supplements. Note doses that are taken with food, and anything recently stopped.

Five habits that make this list actually work

Bring it to every appointment — including the dentist and the eye doctor. Hand it over before they ask.
Update it the day anything changes, not "when you get to it." A crossed-out line with a date is better than a perfect list that's three months old.
Post one copy, carry one copy. Fridge for EMTs and helpers at home; purse or wallet for appointments and emergencies.
Photograph it after each update so every sibling has the current version — or use a shared list that updates for everyone at once (that's what we build).
Ask the pharmacist for a review once a year: bring this list and ask "does anything here interact?" It's free, and it catches real problems.

The version that updates itself

CareHub keeps this exact list in a shared app the whole family sees — add a medication by pointing your phone camera at the pharmacy label, check off doses so everyone knows they happened, and get reminders on your phone. Everyone you invite joins free, and you can export back to paper (Excel or PDF) anytime.

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