PERSONALIZED CARE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
Medication management services tailored to your needs
Medication management ensures seniors take their prescriptions safely and on time. This reduces the risk of missed doses, errors, or harmful drug interactions. By organizing and overseeing medication routines, these services help seniors maintain their health, manage chronic conditions, and avoid complications, offering peace of mind for families and promoting overall well-being.
What are medication management services?
Medication management services provide hands-on assistance to ensure seniors follow their prescribed medication regimens safely and accurately. Gravitii connects families with experienced care providers who work closely with seniors and their healthcare providers to prevent errors and maintain consistency.
Medication Support Services Include:
- Medication Reminders: Prompt clients to take their medications on schedule.
- Administration Assistance: Support with properly taking medications, whether pills or liquids.
- Monitoring: Keep track of changes in medication routines and report any irregularities.
- Coordination With Healthcare Providers: Assist in reviewing medications with doctors and pharmacists to ensure safety and effectiveness.
With Gravitii, medication management is about more than reminders—it’s about creating a dependable system that promotes safety and independence.
REAL STORIES FROM FAMILIES LIKE YOURS
What people say.
Wein provided wonderful care for my husband. He was prompt, polite, courteous, and very efficient. His gentle manner is respectful of both his client and spouse. It only did he complete all the health-related care, he also took on dusting and vacuuming the master suite and bath. I highly recommend him.
– Susan, Spouse
My grandfather lived in the house that he built on his farm for over 60 years. As his health declined he struggled to live on his own but was determined to remain in his house. His care providers made it possible for him to spend his remaining days at home where he was most comfortable. We are very thankful for this support.
– Anonymous, Grandson
GET HELP WITH MEDICATION WITH GRAVITII
Why choose Gravitii?
1. Personalized Care, Your Way
Gravitii empowers you to take charge of your care experience. With our advanced matching technology, you can choose providers who align with your family’s needs, preferences, and schedule—no contracts required.
2. Verified Professionals You Can Trust
All care providers on our platform undergo manual verification. Rest assured that your loved ones will receive care from trained, qualified professionals who treat them with respect and compassion.
3. Flexible Scheduling, No Commitments
Whether you need a few hours a week or daily support, our platform enables you to book care on your terms. Adjust schedules as your family’s needs evolve.
4. Easy-to-Use Platform
Our online system allows you to search, book, and manage care from anywhere, anytime. Gravitii simplifies the process so you can focus on what matters—your family’s well-being.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Getting started is simple!
1
Register for free
Create a free account on Gravitii’s platform and share your family’s care needs and preferences.
2
Match with care providers
Our advanced algorithm will recommend qualified providers near you, tailored to your preferences and requirements.
3
Book and manage care
Select a provider, book services, and manage schedules seamlessly through our user-friendly platform.
HOME CARE SERVICES
What personalized home care looks like
Care providers on our platform are self-employed, meaning they define their own services.
Below are some common examples of services providers offer.
Personal Care
Mobility Support
Food Support
Medication Management
Transportation
Memory Support
Housekeeping
Companionship Care
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You have questions, we have answers
How do I choose the right caregiver for help with medication?
Our platform matches you with verified caregivers based on your preferences, proximity, and specific care needs. Moreover, you can talk with as many providers as you like before receiving care from them. Ultimately, you have the final say in choosing the caregiver who best suits your family.
Are Gravitii care providers trained and verified?
Gravitii requires all care providers to be registered and in good standing with the BC Care Aide and Community Health Worker Registry (cachwr.bc.ca).
Health (Home) Care Aides, HCAs, learn various skills to provide quality care to clients in a home setting. These skills typically cover the supportive aspects of medical and non-medical care, including:
- Personal Care Assistance – HCAs help clients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
- Mobility Assistance – They assist clients with mobility, transfers, and exercises to improve strength and flexibility.
- Medication Management – HCAs may be delegated to administer medications, track doses, and ensure clients take their medications as prescribed.
- Vital Sign Monitoring – They learn how to measure and record vital signs, such as blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiratory rate.
- Nutrition and Meal Preparation – HCAs prepare meals, assist with feeding, and help clients follow dietary restrictions or special diets.
- Hygiene and Infection Control – They are trained in maintaining a clean and safe environment, following infection control protocols, and preventing the spread of illnesses.
- CPR and First Aid – HCAs often have basic training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid to respond to emergencies.
- Record Keeping – They maintain accurate records of care provided, including medications administered and changes in the client’s condition.
- Communication Skills – HCAs learn effective communication to understand and meet clients’ needs, provide emotional support, and report any concerns.
- Cognitive Support – For clients with cognitive impairments, HCAs provide support and engage in activities that stimulate memory and cognitive function.
- Dementia Care – Specialized training in dementia care equips HCAs to care for clients with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.
- Client Safety – They ensure the safety of clients by identifying and mitigating hazards in the home environment.
- Palliative Care – Training in palliative care enables HCAs to provide comfort and support for clients with serious illnesses at the end of life.
- Pediatric Care – Specialized skills are necessary for caring for children, including understanding their unique developmental needs.
- Mental Health Support – They may be trained to support clients with mental health challenges and provide emotional support.
- Cultural Competency – Understanding and respecting the diverse cultural backgrounds of clients is crucial for providing culturally sensitive care.
- Proper Body Mechanics – To prevent injuries, HCAs learn how to lift, move, and assist clients safely using proper body mechanics.
- Documentation – Keeping detailed and accurate records is essential for tracking care and sharing information with other healthcare professionals.
The specific skills and training required can vary based on regulations and the individual needs of clients. HCAs often undergo formal training programs, which may include classroom instruction and hands-on clinical experience. Continuous education and ongoing training help HCAs stay current with best practices in home care.
Can I schedule care services for specific times?
Absolutely! Gravitii allows you to book services that fit your schedule, with no restrictive contracts.
How do I get started with medication?
Simply sign up on Gravitii’s platform, provide your care requirements, and get matched with a qualified caregiver in your area.
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