Yearley Diane

Before you go

Double-check these details to avoid delays or extra trips.

• Verify appointment typeConfirm if the visit is in-person, by phone, or video, and how to join or check in.
• Check required documentsAsk which ID, insurance cards, referral letters, or prior records you must bring.
• Ask about costsClarify what the visit covers, what requires separate payment, and accepted payment methods.
• Confirm location detailsAsk about parking, building access, wheelchair entry, or specific entrance instructions.

Prepare your first visit

1. Summarize your historyPrepare brief notes on past conditions, surgeries, and family health patterns relevant to your concern.
2. Write down symptomsNote when symptoms started, what triggers them, and what helps or worsens them.
3. Prepare your questionsList what you want to know about tests, follow-up, and who to contact for results.