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PARKINSON'S Medical Alert ID

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (REAR)

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (Front)

 

Be Ready For Those Unexpected Moments! 

  • Designed to DRAW ATTENTION
  • Personalized!
  • Identifying Picture
  • Preprinted Information
  • ID# to work with future FRP
  • Easy Retrieval from wallet or bag
  • Waterproof - Sweatproof
  • Laminated - Heavy Duty
  • Heat-sealed
  • 80# Cardstock
  • 10 ml Laminate
  • Finished Product  3.75" x 2.25"

DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT!

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (Front)

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (REAR)

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (Front)

Lower The Risk of 

Missed Dosages of 

Parkinson's Medication! 


Lower The Risk of 

Receiving "No No" Meds


Drug Alert Warnings


Parkinson's Symptoms

NEEDED Information


Ensure YOUR Medical Staff

Is Properly Informed of

Hospital Dangers and Risk


 










PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (REAR)

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (REAR)

PARKINSON'S ALERT Hospitalization Hanger (REAR)

 APDA Med alert information in a form that can be boldly displayed and shared within your hospital or care facility room.



Designed To Be Displayed Within Your Hospital Room For Quick Reference  



LAMINATED

Heat Sealed

10 ml HD Laminate

100 # Cardstock 

Rounded Safety Corners

Site Content

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Front)

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

Parkinson's Foundation/APDA

FACT Sheet 


Designed to be NOTICED 


Vital information for your "Hospital" Pack


8 1/2 X 11" LAMINATED Sheet


COMING...

Download link to print additional copies to presented and placed within hospital records


Print document out on colored paper.

Request it be placed in patients chart/record










941.17F




Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

 
LAMINATED 

5 ml HD Laminate

65# Card Stock

Heat Sealed

Rounded Safety Corners

3 Ring Binder Holes


Help INSURE Your Care Team During HOSPITAL Stays KNOW

Parkinson's Treatment Protocol



 PROTOCOL: a system of rules that explain the correct conduct and procedures to be followed in formal situations 


Make these "guidelines" become PROTOCOL During YOUR Stay

Can Make A Difference In Your Overall Stay and Recovery! 

You Must Advocate! 


941.17R

Accompany Letter Appointments/Hospitals

Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospitalization (Rear)

Accompany Letter Appointments/Hospitals

Is support needed OR REQUIRED

during appointments and or hospitalization?


Do you need someone beside

 you to advocate for you? 


Does being separated from your carer cause worsening of symptoms and anxiety? 


CAREGIVERS

Is your loved one able to fully function

on their own?

  • Can they answer needed questions?
  • Name their meds and dosage timing?
  • More than 50% dependent on you?
  • Does separation cause them to lose additional coping skills? 
  • Medically be responsible for themselves? 

This document is a collaboration of spousal caregivers, Neurologists, MDS, and Nurse Practitioners.   This document can change how you and your loved one are treated during appointments, hospital stays, and ER visits! 


Document downloads will be available in both

  • pdf fillable
  • pdf printable



Site Content

ID Card/Badge

Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Pain Severity Scale

Designed with all of the attributes of our PARKINSON'S Medical Alert ID 


  • Use with a lanyard
  • Hang on tote/gym bags
  • Hang on interior car mirror

 

  • Finished Product  4.25" x 2.25"
  • Slotted 

DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT! 

Pain Severity Scale

Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Pain Severity Scale

This card can aid in answering the time old question "how would you rate your pain level?"


Define your pain level in the manner your doctor can better understand. 


Visualization can help!

Share the card with your doctor! 


LAMINATED

10 ML Heat Sealed

80# Card Stock

Rounded Safety Corners

6" x 9" 


OPTIONS:

     2 pc   Alien Removable Tape Strips

   2 pc Command removable velcro strips 

  3 Ring Binder Punched (2)   holes    

Punched for binder


Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Quick guide to help understand the causes of sudden* deterioration in Parkinson's. 


The Top 5

  • Constipation is often not considered
  • Urinary tract infections can cause major issues
  • Stress can quickly worsen symptoms
  • DEHYDRATION is not uncommon
  • Non-compliance? Delayed or missed dosage(s) of medications, especially anti-Parkinson's medications. 


 LAMINATED

10 ML Heat Sealed

80# Card Stock

Rounded Safety Corners

6" x 9"  




Hospitalization Dangers For Those With Parkinson's

Hospitalization Dangers For Those With Parkinson's

Top 10 Causes of Sudden Deterioration in Parkinson's

Quick Information Sheet


Hospital are often a must, yet for those with Parkinson's additional layers of danger are there!  


Medications adherence can be almost vital.  


Many hospitals and staff lack needed training and experience in working with those with Parkinson's.  


ADVOCACY IS A MUST!  


 LAMINATED 

5 ml HD Laminate

65# Card Stock

Heat Sealed

Rounded Safety Corners

Signs of Cognitive Impairments?

Hospitalization Dangers For Those With Parkinson's

Signs of Cognitive Impairments?

These is not old age forgetfulness, the occasional "where did it go" only to find it later.


This are ongoing, or new symptom being "checked" off of the list. 


Worsening of existing symptom.


Always remember, Talk To The Doctor! 


 LAMINATED 

5 ml HD Laminate

65# Card Stock

Heat Sealed

Rounded Safety Corners 


  

Living With Dementia

Hospitalization Dangers For Those With Parkinson's

Signs of Cognitive Impairments?

ANY FORM 

of cognitive impairment can also fall into this area. 


Knowing how to work with our loved one helps to protect not only their health but the health of ones caring for them also. 


Family and friends need this information. 


Remember, it is about providing those with Parkinson's a higher level of care. 


  LAMINATED 

5 ml HD Laminate

65# Card Stock

Heat Sealed

Rounded Safety Corners 

PCareZone Programs Forms

COMING SOON!

Many of the following items will become part of your “Parkinson’s Care Notebook”.  A MUST for those with Parkinson’s, especially during an emergency situation. 


You may not always be able to speak for yourself.  Your carer could be incapacitated!  Ensure your vital information is ready with all your medical info in one place, ready to be passed on!  This notebook is the beginning of creating a higher level of care in your future. 


NOTE: All Printables are printed on 32# paper with rounded corrners.  Suggestion, make sure you always have a unused form, make you a copy of this form and place the organial in your medical files.  Now you are able to print out a new pristtine document anytime you need one. 


A: Medical Visit Accompany Letter  941.01

To be completed by your Neuro/MDS.  This letter is to help keep your caregiver with you throughout all of your medical and professional appointments. 


B: Medical Alert Hospital Hanger/Card  941.15

Designed to be hung or placed prominently in a hospital or care facility room.  Additional medication information and consideration on the reverse side. This is a 8.5 x 11 inch laminated item with hanger. 


C: Getting The Most Out Of Your Visit 941.07

Get the most out of all of your doctor’s appointments by planning ahead.  Take your “TOP 3” concerns to your specialist in an organized manner.


D: Hospital RX Medication Dispensing Order 941.06

This document will help ensure your Parkinson's medication or given on time every time. It is designed to be given to and placed in your records during all hospital stays, trips to the ER, rehab centers, and or care facilities. Make sure  ALL staff have reviewed this document. This document is to be signed by YOUR Neuor/MDS, Nurse Practioner as to dosage and timing of your Parkinson’s medications.   


E: Appointment Log 941.11

Track all future appointments concerning your health.  Also, know at a glance past visit information often asked by a physician.  “When was the last time you saw” or When did you see?”, you are no longer guessing, it is here at your fingertips in your “Parkinson’s Care Notebook”  


F:  Drug Disposal 941.13

Know where and how to donate unused medications.


G: Medication Dosage and Timing  Worksheet / OTC and Supplement Worksheet

This document allow you to quickly know at a glace which meds are taken and what time of the day.  Designed to be presented during office visits to show nurses/doctors exactly what you are taking and when.  Lower the risk of contradictory drugs and also help ensure the best timing for each medication.   Some meds are better taken at a specific time of the day.  Benificial during "pill sorting" task. Very helpful should someone need to step in to help with medication dispersal who is not familuar with you specific medication routine.  941.04 & 941.05


H: Office Visit Work Sheet 

Make notes on office visits during the consult.  Don’t be left guessing later on. 941.10


J: Sample of the Medication Dosage and Timing plus the OTC/Supp worksheets.  How to best use them.     


Not Shown:


Fact Sheet: APDA/Parkinson's Foundation Fact Sheet For Nurses and Hospilitizations

Provides vital information needed to share with ALL medical clinics, non-Parkinson's doctors and staff,  EMT, ER Visits, and hospitals and care facilities. 


Symptom Tracker - to be used to track symptom changes during visits to better help your physician to know what is going on.  By recording changes that raise concern helps you to, later on, know exactly when and what. 


Hospital Letters/Articles - Information from professionals to share with hospital staff, care facilities, family, and friends. 


Tip Sheets: Quick reference tidbits for day-to-day and emergency situations. 

Coming soon...

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