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Take the first step to improving your health!

Feeling mentally exhausted from trying to manage your or your loved one's health at home?

Do you feel like you've been thrown into being a nurse at home with zero training?

Has your or a loved one's complex health made you feel frazzled, disorganized and stressed?

Do you wish you knew how to monitor health at home, how to get what you need from the doctors and how to keep it all organized?

Are you ready to pull it together and start advocating for yourself or your loved one and feel confident about managing complex health at home?

You're in the right place. Here is a free Appointment Journal printable with your name on it to get you started in the right direction.

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Just What you Needed to Organize Medical appointments

There’s security in being organized and having what you need in one place. There are also better outcomes. One change causes ripple effects outwards.

You’re about to experience what that can be like for your health. Organizing your medical appointments will help you stop feeling overwhelmed and disorganized when it comes to visiting the doctor. You will start knowing you have all the information you need in one place to complete appointments with confidence and follow up appropriately. I hope you can see where the ripple effects will take you.

With this freebie you will

Have one place to note appointment details so you're never scrambling for names, specialties, addresses or contact information.
Have one place to note things to remember to ask so you don't forget and have to go thru the pain of trying to ask the doctor after the fact.
Have one place to take note during the visit so you don’t forget important information or next steps needed and you can take important action to better your health after each appointment.

Nice to Meet you...

I'm Laura

I help older adults and their caregivers effectively manage their health at home and communicate with their doctors so they can prevent illness, injury, and hospitalizations and have the best quality of life possible.

I believe in focusing on patient education so each patient is equipped with the appropriate toolbox to care for themselves and advocate for themselves. Problem is... well, quite frankly, money talks and in our consumerist, fee for service system, patients are not being set up for success.

I love showing patients with complex health and their caregivers what's possible when they DO have the right toolbox to track and advocate for their health.

What would change if, instead of struggling to learn how to manage health by yourself, feeling frazzled and overwhelmed, you were able to confidently manage your health and effectively communicate your needs to health care providers?