Why Keeping Track Of Your Medical Records Is Important

Why It’s Important To Keep Track Of Your Medical Records


Health records should keep patient history, examination assessment findings, initial diagnostics and treatment plans.

Why should you keep these records updated?


It’s important for these future health practitioners to be cognitive and aware so that if their taking over your healthcare.

This information may also be needed for the Family, Court, Coroner or a Disciplinary Body.  Health records should include referral letters, dates of exams, follow ups, medications, insurance information, pharmacy information.

It’s also clear to keep records of exams from the past for future follow ups.  Also locals doctors such as a Dentist, Dermatologist, Chiropractor, OBGYN, Nutritionist, Microscopist, Counselor, Trainer, Life Coach ect.  

Also any kind of specialty doctor or surgeon should be noted and also keeping a list of shots, blood tests, exams, scans, procedures and surgeries done that need to be documented.

This is just for you to keep a balance in your daily life and making sure your taking care of yourself to follow up and not forget how many people need to continue seeing you to take care of your

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