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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the patients activity sheet?

  Patients are given the Patients Activity Sheetand three Ailment Cards. For each ailment, the patients will visit two doctors and get some advice and a prescription. There is a fair amount of vocabulary for this exercise so it might be wise to have the students prep for class with some worksheets or exercises.

• How do I enter changes to a patient’s face sheet?

  If the patient changes the face sheet to update any of their demographic information, or any guarantor or insurance information, those changes should be immediately entered in Gold. To change a Patient’s Demographics, select “Patient Management” from the list of Front Office Functions on the main menu.

• Are there any forms for patient care and office forms?

  Patient Care & Office Forms. These forms have been developed from a variety of sources, including ACP members, for use in your practice. There are forms for patient charts, logs, information sheets, office signs, and forms for use by practice administration. Most can be used as is or customized to meet the needs of your own practice.

• What forms can I use in my practice?

  There are forms for patient charts, logs, information sheets, office signs, and forms for use by practice administration. Most can be used as is or customized to meet the needs of your own practice.

• How do I prepare for my first visit to the Doctor?

  Share with your doctor any family health history and medical records, if you have them. Make a list of any medicines you take. Make sure to tell your provider the dosages. Bring a list of questions and things to discuss. Write down your questions or concerns in advance. You may want to bring a friend or family member with you to help.

• How to prepare for a virtual visit with a doctor?

  Preparing for your virtual visit 1 Write it down. Just like an in person visit, you will want to write down important information to make the best use of your time with the doctor. ... 2 Check your email for instructions. ... 3 Reduce background noise. ... 4 Close other applications. ...

• What should I bring to an appointment with my doctor?

  Bring your insurance card with you. After you enrolled in a plan, you should have gotten a card or other proof of your insurance in the mail. (If you didn’t get a card, contact your health plan.) Know your family health history. Share with your doctor any family health history and medical records, if you have them.

• How can I make the most out of my medical appointments?

  A basic plan can help you get the most out of your medical appointment: Make a list of your concerns and prioritize them — Do you have a new symptom you want to ask the doctor about? Do you want to get a flu shot? Are you concerned about how a treatment is affecting your daily life? If you have more than a few items to discuss, put them in order.