Free Medication Schedule Template
A medication schedule groups your medicines by the time you take them: morning, noon, evening, bedtime and as needed. Stick it on the fridge, or use the weekly version to tick off each dose.
- Daily and weekly views
- Large print
- PDF, Word & Excel
Make your medication schedule
Add each medicine and when you take it. Switch between the daily and weekly layouts at any time.
2Choose a layout
About the person (optional)
Printed at the top of the list. Leave a box empty to write it in by hand.
- Lisinopril 10 mg · 1 tabletWhite round
- Metformin 500 mg · 1 tabletWhite oval
- Vitamin D 1,000 IU · 1 capsuleYellow capsule
Nothing at this time
- Metformin 500 mg · 1 tabletWhite oval
- Atorvastatin 20 mg · 1 tabletPink oval
3Print or download
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What goes on a medication schedule
Times of day
Morning, noon, evening and bedtime, each with its own color, plus as-needed medicines.
Medicine and dose
Exactly as written on the pharmacy label.
Instructions
With food, before food, do not crush, and anything else on the label.
Tick boxes
One box per dose, so you can see what has been taken today or this week.
Week of
The weekly layout has a line for the date, so each sheet covers one week.
Allergies and contacts
Printed at the top, so they are there when someone else needs them.
How to use it
- 1
Add each medicine with its dose and the times you take it.
- 2
Choose "By time of day" or "Weekly checklist".
- 3
Print it or download it, and keep it where you take your medicines.
Questions people ask
Short, plain answers. Still unsure? Ask your pharmacist.
Related templates
Every template uses the same list, so you only type your medicines once.
Sources
Written by the Medication List Template team
Last updated October 28, 2026
How we write and check health contentMedication List Template helps you organize your medicines. It is not medical advice. Always follow your doctor's or pharmacist's instructions.