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Prepare for a doctor's visit

“I get ten minutes with the doctor and always forget what to ask.”

Turn scattered notes into a symptom timeline and a short question list. It organizes — your clinician decides.

Fix it yourself in 3 steps

  1. Dictate or type what's been happening, with rough dates. Leave out identifying details.
  2. Ask: "Make a one-page timeline and the five most useful questions to ask my doctor."
  3. Bring the page to the visit. Treat AI output as a prompt for the conversation, never as a diagnosis.

Copy this prompt

Here's what's been happening, with rough dates: [notes]. Make a one-page timeline and the five most useful questions to ask my doctor. Don't diagnose or suggest treatments. Stop after the page.

Fill in the [brackets]. Each prompt says when the AI should stop, so it doesn't wander off.

Never paste anyone's identifiable health information into a consumer AI tool — black out names, dates of birth and member IDs. Organizations handling patient data need tools covered by a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). FixKit is not medical advice.

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