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Prepare for your visit

Once you’ve found a primary care physician and made your first appointment, make sure you’re prepared. Bringing along the following items can help ensure a more successful first visit:

• Bottles of all the medications you’re currently taking.
• A list of your questions you have concerning your health, history and treatment.
• A notebook and something to write with.
• Your insurance card and Identification.

Some common questions you should ask If you have just received a diagnosis:

• How will my condition progress in the future?
• What are my treatment options?

If you are given a new prescription:

• How will this help my condition?
• What are the possible side effects?
• Would a generic drug work just as well?

If you’re told you need a test:

• How will this test be used to diagnose or monitor my condition?
• What are the benefits and risks of having this test?
• When will I get the results, and how will they be communicated to me?

Have regular check-ups

If you like who you have chosen and feel comfortable with him or her, ask before you leave when you should schedule your next appointment. Regular check-ups — even when you’re healthy — can help you and your Primary Care Center prevent problems and catch diseases in their earliest and most treatable stages.

If you have any questions or concerns or are simply looking for a new Primary Care Center, we are here to answer your questions.

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