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Prep sheet
Build your prep sheet
A one-page brief to hand to your clinician at a walk-in visit. Pull items from your checklist (your ongoing plan) to include on the printout, then add today's context below.
Type what's bothering you and the AI helper will pick matching items from the site's existing symptom & test library. It only suggests things this site already covers — it never invents medical advice.
If someone's coming with you
At most walk-in and urgent care visits you can bring a support person into the exam room with you — a partner, friend, family member, or interpreter. They can help ask the questions you wrote down, take notes on what the clinician says, and remember the follow-up instructions afterwards.
If any part of the visit feels sensitive, you can tell the clinician directly whether you'd like your support person to stay or step out. Either answer is fine, and you can change your mind partway through. Clinics may limit visitors during outbreaks, so it's worth asking at the desk when you check in.
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Ferritin (iron stores)
- Colorectal cancer screening
- Early colonoscopy (family history)
Add more tests
Walk-in visit prep
Tests / screenings I'd like to discuss
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)"Can I get a CBC with differential? I don't have a family doctor tracking my baseline."
- Ferritin (iron stores)"Can we add a ferritin to check my iron stores?"
- Colorectal cancer screening"I'm due for colorectal screening. Can you order a FIT test, or refer me for a colonoscopy?"
- Early colonoscopy (family history)"I have a first-degree relative with colon cancer — I need a referral for a colonoscopy."
I may have someone with me to help ask questions and take notes. Please let me know if you'd prefer they step out for any part of the exam.