Doctor Visit? Get Prepared
Be a prepared patient – bring the information the doctor will need and be ready to take notes during the visit. Don’t rely…
Be a prepared patient – bring the information the doctor will need and be ready to take notes during the visit. Don’t rely…
If you’re seeking medical help, chances are you are already a bit stressed. We’ve made it easy for you by compiling information so…
Before Your Visit Download the free My Personal Medication Record pdf from the AARP in English or Spanish. Complete one form for each family member,…
What is a second opinion? A second opinion is asking another physician or specialist to examine your case. She will then provide a…
When dealing with illness or hospital stays, communication between patients, family members, friends, doctors and nurses is tiring and confusing. A patient advocate…
Before you see your doctor, refer to this list of questions to help you describe your symptoms. Write down your answers. What is…
1. Should you keep track of your own medical history? YES Keeping your own medical history helps in tracking allergies, past illnesses, medications and…
Choosing a new doctor? Make sure you select one who will meet your needs, take the time to talk with you at every visit, and fully answer…
Seventeen minutes—that’s about all the time you’ll have with your doctor during a typical visit, says Dr. Davis Liu, family physician and author…
Medical Treatment After an Accident: 3 Steps If an ambulance arrives: Emergency personnel will check for pain and certain injuries. Allow yourself to…