GeriatRx

I’ll never forget the people who gave me a chance.

Not because they had to.
Not because I had it all figured out.
But because they saw something in me worth investing in.

That kind of belief stays with you.

The longer I do this work, the more I realize real impact is not just about what you build.
It is about who you help build along the way.

That is a big part of what drives me now.

Teaching.
Mentoring.
Sharing what I’ve learned.
Creating space for students and clinicians to grow in confidence, sharpen their thinking, and better serve older adults.

Because when someone gives you a chance, it should not stop with you.

It should flow through you.

That is part of the heart behind the work we’re doing at GeriatRx.
And it is a big part of why I continue to teach on deprescribing.

If you want to learn with us, join the upcoming masterclass here:
[https://geriatrxcoaching.com](https://geriatrxcoaching.com/)

Most patient outcomes aren’t determined in emergencies.

They’re determined in routine visits.

In medication reviews that take 5 extra minutes… or don’t happen at all.

Because here’s what we see every day:
• Falls labeled as “aging” that trace back to medications
• Cognitive decline accelerated by unnecessary prescriptions
• Polypharmacy treated as normal instead of a signal

Not due to lack of care.

Due to lack of structured training in deprescribing.

Clinicians are trained to start medications.

Very few are trained to safely stop them.

And that gap?

It shows up in outcomes.

At GeriatRx, we’re working to close it by equipping clinicians with:
• A clear deprescribing framework
• Clinical decision-making tools
• Confidence in complex medication cases

Because better prescribing isn’t just about what gets added

It’s about what gets re-evaluated.

If this resonates, follow along.

Our webinar will share more on how clinicians can integrate deprescribing into everyday practice.