New to the forum and wondering. How many folks have a relative who’s recently fallen ill and now have multiple doctors and providers? Has anyone had a hard time keeping track of all the care going on?
New to the forum and wondering. How many folks have a relative who’s recently fallen ill and now have multiple doctors and providers? Has anyone had a hard time keeping track of all the care going on?
My husband was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 oral cancer. I had a really hard time keeping all the 7 doctors, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist & 11 medications straight.
I made a schedule for meds & set alarms so that I don't miss them. I wrote the entire thing out on paper & posted it on the fridge (this also doubles as a med list to take to the doctor's appointments).
I saved all the providers info to my phone & use my smartphone to track appointments times & places (be sure to add travel time).
I set one weekday aside for my own appointments & for errands. (This also helps so that you know what days you'll need someone to help)
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