Do you ever leave your doctor’s office and think of questions you forgot to ask?
I’ve done this too many times, but now I’ve developed a plan which has turned out to be highly successful. Here’s what I do.
Create a Fact Sheet
For each doctor’s visit I create a “fact sheet” with the following information.
§ Name, Date, Occupation
§ Insurance Provider/Coverage
§ Current Medications and Dosage
§ Reason for Today’s Visit
§ Current Concerns and Symptoms
§ Updates...
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