Adverse drug events (ADE) are the most common of all healthcare-associated adverse events1 and commonly occur after hospitalization when multiple changes to medication regimens take place in the context of poor patient education, inadequate information transfer and delayed continuity of care. Medication reconciliation - i.e., any intentional process to resolve discrepancies between what medications the patient is taking and what medications the health care team thinks the patient is taking - has been designated a "National Patient Safety Goal" since 2005.2-6 Recent studies examining inpatient computerized medication reconciliation tools and pharmacist-facilitated medication reconciliation programs at hospital discharge have shown promising results. However, little is known about successful medication reconciliation strategies following discharge, representing an untapped point of leverage to improve medication safety.