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I use a variety of folders to organize my personal medical records at home. Since I see a variety of doctors, I keep a separate colored folder for each doctor. This makes it much easier for me to find the information when I need to find it. I prefer to use a colored classification folder so I can file the receipts and the doctors notes separately from my own questions that I take to each appointment.
Marty Jarrett
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Sounds like you really have a great system Marty - thanks for posting! I love the idea of using a different color for each doctor, really helps to separate right off the bat as we instinctively recognize color faster the text.
Do you keep your medical files in a drawer or on a desk?
On 2/22/2012 9:10:29 AM Marty wrote:I use a variety of folders to organize my personal medical records at home. Since I see a variety of doctors, I keep a separate colored folder for each doctor. This makes it much easier for me to find the information when I need to find it. I prefer to use a colored classification folder so I can file the receipts and the doctors notes separately from my own questions that I take to each appointment.
"Don't agonize. Organize." - Florynce Kennedy
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I like the color coding idea too. If organizing by medical- related subject you can use different colors for lab reports, insurance papers and bills (corresponding stapled together), prescriptions, doctors, and health and wellness information, etc. Karyn Madorin, Professional Organizer, Chicago http://www.extremeorganizing.com
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