MedTalk

Clear medicine questions for your next visit.

MedTalk helps older adults and caregivers turn medicines, symptoms, and worries into a clear list to talk through with a doctor or pharmacist.

An older adult and her caregiver review their medicines together at the kitchen table.
Not medical advice. MedTalk helps you prepare points to discuss with your pharmacist or doctor — it never tells you to start, stop, or change a medicine, and it never diagnoses. Always confirm with a licensed clinician.

How MedTalk works

  1. 1You talk Tell MedTalk about your medicines, conditions, and questions — in your own words.
  2. 2We organize Your words become clear questions and notes — never advice to start, stop, or change anything.
  3. 3You discuss Bring a clear list to your pharmacist or doctor for a calmer, better visit.

A real visit list looks like this

Before — what's on your mind

I take a few pills for my blood pressure and one for my back. Lately I feel a bit dizzy in the mornings, and I'm not sure if it's the new pill or just me getting older.

After — questions to ask your pharmacist

  • Could any of my medicines be playing a part in the morning dizziness?
  • Is there a better time of day for me to take my blood-pressure pill?
  • Would it be worth reviewing my dose if the dizziness keeps happening?
  • What signs should I watch for that mean I need to come back sooner?

Your health information deserves extra care

Self-check before your visit

Self-check, not self-diagnosis. Always talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing anything.

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