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Fridays for Caregivers - November - Medication Therapy Management
Fridays for Caregivers - November - Medication Therapy Management

Fridays for Caregivers - November - Medication Therapy Management

An Interactive, Live-stream Gathering for Caregivers.

Time & Location

13 nov 2026, 11:00 – 12:00

Zoom

About the Event

Medication Therapy Management - with Jacob Dotson, PharmD


Jacob is a pharmacist, healthcare entrepreneur, and owner of Beaufort Drug Company in Bluffton, South Carolina.

With experience in independent pharmacy and behavioral health, Jacob Dotson has worked across a wide range of healthcare settings and has become an advocate for both patients and providers alike.


As a pharmacist and business owner, Jacob is committed to expanding access to quality healthcare and strengthening community pharmacy services throughout the Lowcountry.


Presentation Highlights:

  • Understanding Medication Therapy Management (MTM) – What it is and how it benefits individuals living with dementia.

  • Medication safety for caregivers – Common medication mistakes and practical strategies to help prevent them.

  • Managing multiple medications (polypharmacy) – Understanding potential interactions, side effects, and questions to ask healthcare providers.

  • Tips for improving medication adherence – Organizing medications, establishing routines, and using helpful tools and reminders.

  • Working with your pharmacist – How your pharmacist can partner with caregivers to improve safety and simplify medication management.

  • Caregiver Q&A - Caregivers are encouraged to submit questions in advance by emailing zoe@mymemorymatters.org



This free program is exclusively for non-paid family caregivers.

Once you register, a Zoom link and confirmation will be emailed directly to you.


Photo & Video Disclaimer


Zoom sessions may be recorded to share with attendees and more broadly so others can benefit from the information. By staying in the session, you’re giving your consent to be recorded. If you’d rather not appear in the recording, you’re welcome to turn off your camera and mute your microphone. These images may be used by Memory Matters in future promotional materials, including but not limited to social media, our website, and email newsletters.




Sponsorship Opportunities Available!



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