What should I do if my child needs to take their medication at school?

Modified on Tue, Apr 30, 2024 at 2:05 PM

If your child will be taking medication during school hours, follow these steps to ensure safety and compliance:

  1. Request the Medication Administration Form: Contact the school and ask them to send you the medication administration. Complete the parent section and email the form to support@kegecenter.com

  2. Email the Completed Form: Once filled, email the form to support@kegecenter.com for the provider to finalize. Your provider will fill out the prescriber section, which includes prescription details, medication purpose, diagnosis, and potential side effects. 

  3. Transportation of Medication:, All medication, including prescriptions must be brought to school by an adult and handed directly to another adult. Ensure medications come in their original labeled containers.

  4. Pharmacy Instructions: When picking up medications, request the pharmacist to split the prescription into two labeled bottles—one for home and one for school.

  5. Special Regulations: Be aware of specific rules for controlled medications, like ADHD drugs, which are regulated by the DEA and cannot be refilled without a new prescription. Coordinate with your provider to manage your child's medication needs effectively.

By following these guidelines, you ensure that your child's medication is administered correctly and safely at school.


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