Know what to tell your doctor before you walk in
Visit Prep turns the days you log in CareClinic into a short brief for your next appointment. See what changed since your last visit, what needs attention first, and the questions worth asking.
A month of days. Fifteen minutes to explain them.
Most visits are short, and memory is a poor record. Visit Prep keeps the record for you, from what you already log.
- “Was the dizziness worse in September or now?”Severity and how often, compared for you
- “Which pill did I miss?”Missed and new medications, with counts
- “What did I want to ask?”Your questions, saved with the appointment
How to prepare for a doctor appointment with CareClinic
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Log as you go
Check in symptoms, medications, mood, sleep and readings in seconds. Every entry lands on your timeline.
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Keep your appointments in the app
Your last visit and your next one set the window, so the brief covers exactly the days in between.
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Open Visit Prep
Tap Prepare for Visit on the appointment, or open the card that appears on Today the day before.
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Walk in ready
Changes come sorted by importance, with questions ready to ask. Share it from your phone, or create a PDF report with your questions.
What changed since your last visit, sorted by what matters
Symptoms, medications, mood, sleep and readings are compared with the weeks before. The lines that need attention come first.
Needs attention
- Omega-3: 14 of 30 doses taken
Worth mentioning
- New symptom: Ankle Swelling on 4 days
- Blood pressure systolic: 141 to 130 mmHg
- Blood glucose: 7.5 to 6.7
For your records
- Average sleep: 6.4 to 7.2 hours
- Dizziness was less severe: 5.5 to 2.5
- Fatigue was less severe: 4.5 to 2.5
Questions to ask your doctor, written from your own logs
Each change suggests a question. Keep the ones you want, edit them, and add your own. They stay with the appointment until you walk in, and print on their own page in your PDF report.
- Omega-3: 14 of 30 doses takenI missed some doses of Omega-3. Is there an easier schedule?
- New symptom: Ankle SwellingI started having Ankle Swelling. Should we look into it?
- Blood pressure systolic: 141 to 130My Blood Pressure changed. Is this a concern?
- Your ownCan I take my walk before breakfast?
Plain words from Carey. Numbers from your logs.
Auto Prep rewrites each line in everyday language. Every number stays exactly as you logged it.
- Blood Glucose: 7.5 to 6.7
- Dizziness was less severe: 5.5 to 2.5
- Fatigue was less severe: 4.5 to 2.5
- Blood Glucose changed from 7.5 to 6.7.
- Dizziness went from 5.5 to 2.5.
- Fatigue went from 4.5 to 2.5.
- What should I note about ankle swelling?
Questions you didn't think to ask
Auto Prep reads the changes since your last visit and suggests up to three more questions. Add the ones you want with one tap. They join your list for the appointment.
Ready the day before, wherever you look
On Today
An Appointment tomorrow card shows how many changes and questions are waiting.
On the appointment
Prepare for Visit sits on your next appointment, beside the time, place and doctor. Appointments
In Carey
Ask Carey to prepare for your visit and the brief opens in one tap.
Preparing for someone else's visit
Caring for a parent or a child? Open Visit Prep for the person you care for, add your own questions, and share the brief with the rest of the care team before the appointment.
- Family sees the same brief, so nobody repeats the story
- Nurses and doctors on the care team see changes before the visit
- Notes from the visit go back to everyone
Questions about Visit Prep
How do I prepare for a doctor appointment?
Open Visit Prep from your appointment. It shows what changed since your last visit, sorted by what needs attention, with questions ready to ask.
What questions should I ask my doctor?
Visit Prep suggests questions from your own logs. Keep the ones you want, edit them, or add your own.
What should I tell my doctor at my appointment?
Start with the items marked Needs attention, then Worth mentioning. The rest is there for your records.
How do I make a symptom summary for my doctor?
Keep checking in. Visit Prep compares symptom severity and how often each one happened, and lists any new symptoms since your last visit.
How is Visit Prep different from a PDF report?
A PDF report includes everything you logged for the dates you pick. Visit Prep shows only what changed since your last visit, sorted by what needs attention, with questions to ask.
Does it show whether I took my medications?
Yes. It lists medications you took less than 80% of the time and medications you started since your last visit.
When does Visit Prep remind me?
An Appointment tomorrow card appears on Today the day before your visit.
Does Visit Prep use AI?
Auto Prep uses Carey on your phone to reword each line in plain language and suggest up to three more questions. Your numbers stay exactly as you logged them.