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Prep Me for the Appointment
A 60-second summary and the five questions that matter
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Your prompt
I'm a family caregiver for [Who You Care For]. We have an appointment with [Provider] on [Date] about [Reason For The Visit].
Here's what's been going on since the last visit: [What's Been Going On].
Please give me:
1. A one-paragraph summary I can read aloud in the first 60 seconds.
2. The 5 most important questions to ask, in priority order.
3. Anything I should bring (records, lists, video) that they'll probably want.
4. A short list of what to write down before we leave the room.
Keep it plain and short. I'll be reading this in a waiting room. Don't guess at things I haven't told you.
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