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Hey Caregivers!
In this episode, I dive deep into the importance of maintaining and frequently updating medical records for your loved ones, especially those with chronic illnesses. I share personal experiences and practical tips on how to create a system that works best for you, whether it's monthly, quarterly, or biannually.
I also discuss the benefits of using tools like Google Calendar and Google Docs to keep everything organized and accessible.
Key Takeaways:
- Creating a medical record is just the beginning. The real challenge is in keeping it updated.
- Frequency of Updates: Depending on your loved one's health condition, consider updating the medical record monthly, quarterly, or biannually.
- Tools for Organization: Utilize Google Calendar for reminders and Google Docs for easy sharing and updating of medical records.
- Paper Copies: Always keep a paper copy for emergencies and ease of access during phone calls or appointments.
- Emergency Preparedness: Ensure all information, including medications, doctor contacts, and insurance details, is current to avoid complications during emergencies.
- Personal Experience: Melissa shares her journey with her husband’s epilepsy, highlighting the unpredictable nature of chronic illnesses.
Practical Tips:
- Designate a specific day each month for updates and set reminders.
- Keep track of medications, doctor visits, new symptoms, and treatments.
- Update emergency contacts and insurance information regularly.
- Use color-coding in Google Calendar to manage different aspects of life and caregiving.
- Share Google Docs with other caregivers to keep everyone informed.
Support and Resources:
- $97 911 Response Blueprint Calls: Melissa offers personalized sessions to help you set up and maintain a comprehensive medical record for your loved one.
- Connect with Me: Reach out via email, her website, or Instagram for additional support and guidance.
If you found this episode helpful, please like, follow, subscribe, and leave a review. Share this episode with others who might benefit from it. Remember, I'm here to support you in your caregiving and entrepreneurial journey.
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By Melissa MillerHey Caregivers!
In this episode, I dive deep into the importance of maintaining and frequently updating medical records for your loved ones, especially those with chronic illnesses. I share personal experiences and practical tips on how to create a system that works best for you, whether it's monthly, quarterly, or biannually.
I also discuss the benefits of using tools like Google Calendar and Google Docs to keep everything organized and accessible.
Key Takeaways:
- Creating a medical record is just the beginning. The real challenge is in keeping it updated.
- Frequency of Updates: Depending on your loved one's health condition, consider updating the medical record monthly, quarterly, or biannually.
- Tools for Organization: Utilize Google Calendar for reminders and Google Docs for easy sharing and updating of medical records.
- Paper Copies: Always keep a paper copy for emergencies and ease of access during phone calls or appointments.
- Emergency Preparedness: Ensure all information, including medications, doctor contacts, and insurance details, is current to avoid complications during emergencies.
- Personal Experience: Melissa shares her journey with her husband’s epilepsy, highlighting the unpredictable nature of chronic illnesses.
Practical Tips:
- Designate a specific day each month for updates and set reminders.
- Keep track of medications, doctor visits, new symptoms, and treatments.
- Update emergency contacts and insurance information regularly.
- Use color-coding in Google Calendar to manage different aspects of life and caregiving.
- Share Google Docs with other caregivers to keep everyone informed.
Support and Resources:
- $97 911 Response Blueprint Calls: Melissa offers personalized sessions to help you set up and maintain a comprehensive medical record for your loved one.
- Connect with Me: Reach out via email, her website, or Instagram for additional support and guidance.
If you found this episode helpful, please like, follow, subscribe, and leave a review. Share this episode with others who might benefit from it. Remember, I'm here to support you in your caregiving and entrepreneurial journey.