PLEASE notify the doctor if you are experiencing covid like symptoms or have had recent known exposure to someone diagnosed with COVID-19.
Try to find a private, quiet, well-lit area for your visit to help you and your doctor see and hear each other better.
A room with lots of space can be beneficial if a doctor is assessing movement.
Check any emails from your health-care provider. There may be updates or helpful tips for the appointment.
If a family member or caregiver is joining the appointment, make sure they know the date and time.
Be available 15 minutes before and 30 minutes after your appointment time, as the doctor could be running behind.
Be aware doctors may call from an unknown or blocked phone number. Please Answer the call.

Inform the doctor of any medical problems or illnesses you may have, as certain medications, vitamins, and/or minerals may be contraindicated for you.
Have a list of all medications recently taken within the last 6 months and currently taking. Having the actual medication bottles is preferable.
Pharmacy information: addresses and phone number, in case the doctor needs to contact the pharmacist.
Pen and paper for any notes you would like to take during the appointment.
Be prepared to show any wounds or rashes for the doctor to assess.