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After-visit — Mar 18.pdf
Cardiology · Dr. Reyes
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Reading 12 docsWhich of Dad's meds changed at his last cardiology visit?
Two changes on Mar 18. Lisinopril 10 → 20 mg, atorvastatin added 20 mg nightly.
Two prescribers, same drug class
Cardiology added a second BP med. Worth a PCP check-in before the next refill.
Cardiology · Mar 18
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Mom's Care
Why two BP
meds now???
?!
Rx
Lisinopril
20 mg · 1 daily
Onc nurse · 0:42
Yesterday
CBC · Mar 13
Low91
platelets ×10⁹/L
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What changes on day one
Dr. Chen · Primary Care
4 questions · 2 ready
Coordinate the new lisinopril dose?
Why two BP meds now?
Annual labs before next visit?
Shingles vaccine — overdue?
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After-visit — Mar 18.pdf
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Mom's circle
5 members
Sara
Sister · Denver
Marcus
Brother · Atlanta
Aunt Karen
RN · viewing
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Invite the people helping you care for your parent and give each one a clear job: transport, the missing report, the refill. Everyone sees the same documents, the same trends, the same medication list, so the handoff does not depend on a midnight group text.
Sorting out who does what? The caregiver handoff checklist for siblings walks through it, and the records starter pack (PDF) gives you blank pages to fill in by hand. Start with one appointment's papers, then use the same steps to organize a parent's records from there.
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Which of Dad's meds changed at his last cardiology visit?
Two changes at the March 18 cardiology visit. Lisinopril was increased from 10 mg to 20 mg, and atorvastatin was added at 20 mg nightly. Metoprolol and aspirin stayed the same.
Dr. Reyes's note flags that primary care should be looped in on the lisinopril change before the next refill.
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After-visit — Mar 18.pdf
1.6 MB · uploaded Mar 18
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Hemoglobin A1C
Last 12 months
7.4
%
+0.6 since Apr
Every lab value you've ever uploaded, grouped and charted with reference ranges. Sparklines instead of spreadsheets.
Which of Dad's meds changed at his last cardiology visit?
Two changes on Mar 18. Lisinopril 10 → 20 mg, atorvastatin added 20 mg nightly.
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Dr. Patel · Med Onc
4 questions · 2 ready
Will the platelet drop change cycle 4?
Imaging timeline after this round?
Add anti-nausea before next infusion?
Pneumonia vaccine timing?
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Private journal
Mar 14 · 11:42 pm
Couldn't sleep again
Re-read the path report. Mom seemed quieter on the phone — I don't know if it's the news or the steroids tapering.
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Notes only you see. Photos, audio, quick thoughts. Tagged automatically and easy to find when it matters.
Medication changes
Last 60 days
Lisinopril
10 → 20 mg · Mar 18
Atorvastatin
20 mg nightly · Mar 18
Spironolactone
— · Feb 02
Started, stopped, dose increased — KeptWell tracks every change and when it happened, so nothing slips through.
Timeline
March
Mar 28
CBC labs
LabsMar 21
Visit · Dr. Patel
VisitMar 14
Pathology report
DocMar 03
Voicemail · oncology
AudioScans, labs, notes, appointments, conversations — arranged chronologically. The shape of the year, at a glance.
Platelets trending lower
Three consecutive draws below range. Last value 91 on Mar 13.
CBC · Mar 133 family members notified
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An annual wellness visit is fifteen minutes. Walk in already knowing what has changed since last year: the lab trends, the new prescriptions, the questions that came up between visits. Then spend the time on what actually matters.
Your brother handles appointments. Your sister handles medications. You handle insurance. Everyone in the circle sees the same documents, the same notes, the same timeline, updated the moment something lands. When someone takes over a task, they already know where the current records are. Sharing inside KeptWell is separate from portal access or legal authority.
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