12/02/2025
Blood pressure medications work best when taken at the right time — but many seniors take them on irregular schedules, or mix morning and evening doses in ways that throw their BP off balance.
When timing is off, the body may experience:
• Morning dizziness from low overnight BP + a fresh morning dose
• Nighttime spikes if medications wear off too early
• After-meal drops when digestion pulls blood flow away from the brain
• Higher fall risk from sudden, unpredictable BP swings
These patterns can feel random, but they often follow a clear rhythm connected to:
🕒 the timing of doses
🍽 meals
💧 hydration
😴 sleep cycles
💡 Small adjustments in medication timing can dramatically improve stability, reduce dizziness, and prevent dangerous falls.
But these changes should always be guided by a clinician — not guessed.
📞 If your loved one struggles with dizziness or unpredictable blood pressure, HomeAssist nurses can review medication schedules, monitor vitals, and help create a safer daily routine.
Call 855-571-HOME or visit homeassistca.com