Preparing for Your Consult: How to get the most out of your doctor visit

Preparing for your consult
1. List of Concerns - prioritized
2. List of Questions - prioritized
3. List of Medical Conditions and Surgeries
4. Medications - name, dose, frequency, reason for taking
5. Allergies - drug name, type and severity of reaction
6. Bloodwork/Labs - in the past year, whether directly related to visit or not
7. Imaging Studies - images/pictures from CT/MRI/etc...not just report
8. Pathology Report - full report, not just diagnosis
9. Other Medical Records - better to bring more than less
10. Summary/Outline of your history - especially if you have a lot of records
11. Make sure your records were received in the office prior to day of visit
12. Ask for more time if needed when making the appointment - if case is complex
13. Consider filling out forms in advance - saves time, less likely to forget something
14. Make sure everyone is at the appointment…
15. …or at least available by phone
Medical Disclaimer: All comments are generalizations and intended to be for educational purposes only. The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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[@subarnasingha1138]

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So, how may I grab your appointment through online? May I get Visa to visit you?