Medication Resources
Medicine Toolkits
Created by the Epilepsy Learning Healthcare System, the following resources will cover medication cost, taking medication, and side effects of medications.
Addressing Costs of Epilepsy Medicines.pdfCómo resolver el costo de los medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Using Motivation to Help You Take Your Medicine.pdfCómo motivarse a tomar sus medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Understanding How Insurance Can Help Pay for Medicine.pdfAprenda cómo su seguro médico puede ayudar a pagar sus medicamentos.pdf
Learning to Swallow Pills.pdfAprender a tomar pastillas.pdf
Making Medicine Easier.pdfCómo facilitar la toma de medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Making Medicine Taste Better.pdfCómo hacer que los medicamentos anticonvulsivos sepan mejor.pdf
Managing Daily Activities.pdfManejo de actividades diarias y toma de medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Remembering to Take Medicine.pdfRecuerde que debe tomar sus medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Understanding Side Effects of Seizure Medicine.pdfEntender los efectos secundarios de medicamentos anticonvulsivos.pdf
Taking Medicine in Public.pdfTomar medicamentos anticonvulsivos en público.pdf
Telemedicine Visit Checklist
Created by the Epilepsy Learning Healthcare System, this checklist will help you prepare for a telemedicine (or telehealth) visit with your health care provider. Find steps to take 1-2 days before, 1-2 hours before, and during your virtual appointment.
Medication Records
Use this medication schedule to keep track of when you take it, especially if you take multiple doses each day.
Resources
Epilepsy Centers
Epilepsy centers provide you with a team of specialists to help you diagnose your epilepsy and explore treatment options.
Epilepsy Medication
Find in-depth information on anti-seizure medications so you know what to ask your doctor.
Epilepsy and Seizures 24/7 Helpline
Call our Epilepsy and Seizures 24/7 Helpline and talk with an epilepsy information specialist or submit a question online.
Tools & Forms
Download our seizure tracking app, print out seizure action plans, or explore other educational materials.
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