Medication Management
Medication management focuses on ensuring that medications are safe, effective, and aligned with your overall health goals. This includes selecting appropriate treatments, monitoring for side effects, and making adjustments over time as your health needs change.
At Colorado Springs Direct Primary Care, medication management is thoughtful and proactive. We emphasize clear communication, regular review, and shared decision-making to reduce unnecessary medications and optimize long-term outcomes.
Medication Management Services at COS DPC
Prescription Initiation and Refills
Evaluation and initiation of appropriate medications, along with ongoing prescription refills when clinically indicated.
When you may want this service
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You need a new prescription
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You require ongoing refills for chronic conditions
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Medications need adjustment or review
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You want continuity of care with prescribing
Medication Counseling
Education and guidance on how medications work, how to take them correctly, and what to expect.
When you may want this service
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You’re starting a new medication
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You have questions about dosing or timing
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You want to understand risks and benefits
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You prefer clear, personalized explanations
Medication Reconciliation and Safety Reviews
Comprehensive review of all medications to identify interactions, duplications, or safety concerns.
When you may want this service
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You take multiple medications
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Medications have recently changed
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You were recently hospitalized
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You want to reduce medication-related risks
Side-Effect Monitoring
Ongoing monitoring for medication side effects and adverse reactions.
When you may want this service
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You experience new or concerning symptoms
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A medication was recently started or adjusted
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You want early identification of side effects
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You value proactive follow-up
Long-Term Medication Optimization
Periodic evaluation of long-term medication regimens to ensure they remain appropriate and effective.
When you may want this service
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Your health status has changed
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You want to simplify your medication regimen
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You’re concerned about long-term medication use
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You prefer a conservative, thoughtful approach