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- Strengthening your relationship with your provider.
- Helping you manage your health care in a way that makes you feel more confident, prepared, and in control of your health.
- Making it easier for you to provide accurate and current information to caregivers.
- Improving your understanding of and ability to follow-up on care, such as proper use of medications or a new treatment regimen.
- A summary of what you told the doctor or nurse, also called a “history.”
- The provider’s findings from a physical exam. Examples might include blood pressure and weight, how your lungs or heart sound, a description of a growth on your skin, or observations about your mood.
- Summary thoughts about any medical conditions or symptoms, also called “assessment” or “impressions.”
- Recommendations made during the visit, often called the “treatment plan,” or “plan of care.” The notes might include tests, follow up appointments, referrals, exercises, or changes in your diet that your provider recommends for you.
- Keep your login name and password to your online account private.
- Always exit MyHealth Online by selecting “log out” when you are done.