Licensed Ontario healthcare professionals
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Deprescribing & Medication Review Treatment Online — Ontario Virtual Care
See a licensed healthcare professional online for deprescribing & medication review — no waiting room, no travel.
A full review of everything you're taking, looking specifically for medications that may be causing more harm than benefit — sedatives, opioids, anticholinergics, and long-term acid-reducers (PPIs) are common candidates. Nothing is stopped abruptly in this visit; it identifies candidates and starts a taper conversation, built around what you actually want to change.
Licensed Ontario healthcare professionals
Same-day review
Prescriptions sent directly
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Care365 workflowComplete assessment → clinical review → prescription sent when appropriate.
Quick Self-Check
Answer a few quick questions. This isn't a diagnosis — a real clinical assessment is the next step either way.
How We Work
Your clinical reviews your full medication list against common deprescribing targets — benzodiazepines/sedatives, opioids, antipsychotics, anticholinergics, and long-term PPIs — with fall history and cognitive symptoms raising the priority for a given medication. What you want out of the visit (fewer pills, fewer side effects, or just a review with no changes) shapes the plan. Any medication identified for tapering gets a gradual, safe taper plan, not a same-day stop, and any urgent new symptom is addressed first.
Complete a short online assessment
Answer real, condition-specific questions — takes a few minutes, no appointment needed to start.
A licensed clinical reviews your answers
A real healthcare professional licensed in Ontario reviews your case, typically the same day — not an automated approval.
Get your treatment plan
When appropriate, your prescription is sent directly to your preferred pharmacy, with clear next steps.
Why Choose Care365?
Fast, Real Assessments
No generic templates — your answers are reviewed by a real person, typically the same day.
Secure & Private
Your information is encrypted and only seen by the clinical reviewing your case.
Prescriptions Sent Directly
When appropriate, your prescription goes straight to your preferred pharmacy — no extra trip needed.
Common Symptoms
- Taking five or more regular medications
- Unexplained drowsiness, dizziness, or falls
- Memory or concentration changes that started after a medication change
- Long-term use of a sleep aid, anti-anxiety medication, or acid reducer
- A general feeling that you're on more medications than you need
Treatment Options
These options may be prescribed by a Care365 healthcare professional after a real assessment — this is general information, not a recommendation to use any specific medication without one.
Non-medication options
- Keep an up-to-date medication list — Keep one current list of all medications, doses and reasons, and bring it to every visit.
Everything in One Place
- Easy online scheduling — submit your assessment in minutes
- Real clinical review, not an automated approval
- Prescriptions sent directly to your preferred pharmacy when appropriate
- 100% virtual — no travel, no waiting room
Frequently Asked Questions
Will medications be stopped during this visit?
No — this visit identifies candidates for tapering and starts the conversation. Medications like sedatives and opioids need a gradual taper plan rather than being stopped abruptly, and any change is made collaboratively, not unilaterally.
What medications are typically reviewed?
Benzodiazepines and other sedatives, opioids, antipsychotics, anticholinergic medications, and long-term proton pump inhibitors are the most common candidates for review.
Do I have to change anything if I don't want to?
No — what you want (fewer pills, fewer side effects, or simply a review with no changes) shapes the plan. This isn't a fixed checklist applied regardless of your preferences.
What if I've had falls or memory changes?
These raise the priority for reviewing certain medication classes, since they can be side effects of medications like sedatives or anticholinergics rather than an unrelated new problem.
What happens after a medication is reduced or stopped?
Any change is followed up to confirm you're tolerating it well with no withdrawal or rebound symptoms, and falls or cognitive symptoms are reassessed afterward.
Deprescribing & Medication Review Can Be Treated
Complete a real assessment online — a licensed Ontario clinical reviews your case and arranges treatment and prescription support when appropriate.
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