A medication review goes through every prescription, over-the-counter product and supplement, checks doses and interactions, and looks at whether any can safely be reduced or stopped. Family members and caregivers are welcome to join.
Who it helps
- Older adults taking five or more medications
- People with side effects, falls, dizziness or confusion that may be medication-related
- After a hospital stay, when medications have changed
- Caregivers who want a clear, up-to-date list
What you get
- An accurate medication list (reconciliation)
- A review of doses, interactions and medicines that may no longer be needed
- A written plan, shared with your pharmacy and family doctor with your consent
- Follow-up to check how changes are going
Fees
| Service & inclusions | Fee (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Medication reconciliation60 minutes · nurse intake + Nurse Practitioner | $110 |
| Comprehensive geriatric medication review and deprescribing assessment60 minutes · reconciliation and written plan included | $225 |
| Medication / deprescribing follow-up45 minutes | $110 |
Before your visit, bring or photograph every medication bottle, inhaler, cream and supplement, plus your pharmacy’s printout if you have one. You’ll receive a short pre-visit form when you book.
Common questions
Can this be done by video?
Yes, for people in Ontario. Have every medication and supplement nearby so we can go through them together.
Can my family join?
Yes. Family members and caregivers are welcome, with the patient’s consent.
Will you change my medications?
Only with your agreement. We explain any suggested change, why, and how it will be monitored, and we coordinate with your pharmacy and other prescribers.
Book your visit
No referral or OHIP card needed. We confirm the service and total fee before your appointment.
