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11/20/2025

While you’re helping someone, we are here to help you. The Caregiver Companion newsletter was made to help caregivers like you, whether it be tips, reminders, or just a simple read to give you a smile on your face.

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11/12/2025

The time for turkey and thankfulness has come! As you prepare to celebrate, Reliable Rx has a few tips to help you and your loved ones enjoy this special day.

🦃 Surround yourselves with family and friends who can help you assist your loved ones during the holidays.
🦃 While you feast with everyone, be mindful of your loved one's diet.
🦃 Enjoy this time with those who mean the most to you. Caregiving can be hard, but moments like these are a beautiful reminder of why you do it.

11/04/2025

If your loved one suffers from a chronic condition, they may need you more than ever. Helping someone with a chronic illness involves more than just medicine; small changes at home can make their daily life easier and safer.

Check out this month’s blog to learn more about how to help your loved one manage their chronic health conditions at home: https://loom.ly/lqVwlN0

Supporting someone with a chronic health condition requires more than medication reminders. Small, thoughtful adjustments at home can make daily management easier and safer.1. Use color-coded labels for medications.Assigning a color to morning, afternoon, and evening doses helps prevent confusion .....

10/31/2025

During this spooky season, take a moment to have some fun with your loved one. Here are some frightfully fun activities you can do as a caregiver:

🎃 Decorate with some ghoulish decor.
🎃 Spend time with your loved one by giving out candy to trick-or-treaters.
🎃 Have a wicked movie marathon with light-hearted classics like "The Addams Family" or "A Nightmare Before Christmas."
🎃 Stay cozy and treat yourselves to some spooky baked goods and warm cider.

Caregiving is a big responsibility. As you keep your loved ones safe, make sure you have those ghostly good moments together.

10/25/2025

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day educates the public about the potential for drug abuse and provides a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of prescription drugs.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) provides year-round drop-off locations to the public for the disposal of unwanted pharmaceuticals. Here are a few of the local drop-off locations in the Lebanon area:

WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
LEBANON DIVISION OF POLICE KROGER (PARKING LOT)
SPRINGBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY OF SPRINGBORO MUNICIPAL BUILDING
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP POLICE

These drop-off spots will be open for disposals on October 25, 2025, from 10 am to 2 pm. We encourage you to use these resources and learn about the importance of safe and responsible medical drug disposal.

10/21/2025

Happy pharmacy technician day. We would like to highlight our very own Brock Coatney. Thank you for all you do.

10/20/2025

Sit with Annette Januzzi Wick & Pauletta Hansel in this creative writing workshop and reflect on your journey as a caregiver through journaling, storytelling, and poetry.

Location: Hamilton County & Surrounding (Greater Cincinnati Region)
Date & Time: Friday, November 14, 2025 (10:00 am – 12:00 pm)
Format: In-person at Jewish Family Service, plus a virtual attendance option.

Ready to start your reflective journey? Learn more and register today! https://loom.ly/jsZRaUo

10/16/2025

We understand that there’s a lot that goes into being a caregiver. That’s why it is our mission to be there for those like you.

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10/13/2025

10/08/2025

As a caregiver, you move for your loved one when they are unable to move themselves. Here are some tips to help your loved one and yourself with their mobility.

Learn proper lifting techniques to prevent any injury to the person you’re assisting and yourself.

Look into home safety modifications like grab bars, ramps, and non-slip flooring to prevent falls or other accidents.

Know that it is okay to ask for help from physical therapists and other professionals when you need it.

10/03/2025

The colder period of the year can be the time when you worry the most about your loved one and their immune system. In this month’s blog, we discuss how you can prepare to care for your loved one with tips on flu and cold prevention.

Read our blog to learn more: https://loom.ly/7MzXLaU

Preparation is the best form of prevention.