Organizing your health records means having all important documents and information in one place, such as a binder or a “folder” on your computer. Ideally, you should arrange them in a way that’s easy to sort through and read.
If you have any questions about your medical records, talk to your doctor.
References
Johns Hopkins Medicine. (n.d.). Medical records: Getting organized.
Medicare.org. (n.d.). How to organize your medical information in 5 easy steps.
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