What documents should I bring?
Bring a photo ID and your current insurance card so the team can verify your identity and coverage. If you have recent records or lab results from another provider, those can be helpful to share.
How should I prepare my medication list?
Write down every medication you take, including the dose and how often you take it. Include over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and supplements, since these can matter to your provider.
What medical history should I think about?
It helps to know your personal and family medical history, including any chronic conditions, past surgeries, and allergies. You do not need to be an expert; your provider will ask questions to fill in the picture.
What questions should I bring?
Bring any questions you have about your health, medications, screenings, or goals. Writing them down ahead of time helps make sure nothing is forgotten during the visit.
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