Specialized Medical OrganizersFor Specific Health Conditions

The MedTrakker offers Medical Organizers for specific health conditions related to Cancer, Diabetes or Cardiac illnesses, plus we also offer a Universal Organizer for individuals that just want to keep track of their healthcare. The MedTrakker allows individuals to track, document, share and discuss the patient's condition and treatment care. It brings a sense of well being knowing that patients are on the right track. Helps to improve patient knowledge, engagement and accountability, as well as communication between patient and doctor.

What are the benefits of having a MedTrakker... * Offers the convenience of having relevant medical details centralized in one location. * Manage information relating to conditions, stages, allergies, emergency information,

provider visits, procedures, medications, and more. * Improves patient knowledge, engagement and accountability, as well as patient’s

communication between patient and their doctor. * Having up-to-date information in their medical organizer provides current and accurate

information to health providers and their care givers. * Potential drug interactions can be considered if current medications are known, and

previous adverse reactions need not be repeated if they are made known to their health provider(s).

* Portable and Private. Make emergency information available to medical providers by carrying it with them.

* If they are traveling and have to go to a hospital in an emergency, a physician can more quickly assess a patient when provided with relevant medical details.

MedTrakker provides peace of mind for a patient's loved ones and a safe, secure and up to date view of their health situation

Cancer TrakkerTable of Contents

1. Patient Information a. i.e.: Doctors, Radiologists, Cancer Clinic, Pharmacy, etc. b. Patient Demographics c. Patient Medical History d. Patient Insurance Info2. Health and Treatment History a. Cancer Characteristics b. Surgical History c. Allergies d. Immunization Record e. Medical Devices f. Tests & Procedures g. Radiation History h. Chemotherapy Regimen i. Medication Record j. Medication Daily Planner 3. Monthly Appointment Calendars a. Record important appointments, and scheduled reminders.4.Sample Blood Count Chart a. How to read Blood Count results5. Progress Blood Count Charts a. Tracking your Blood Counts Weekly Charts6. Information on Complete Blood Counts a. Managing Low White Blood Count b. Managing Low Red Blood Count c. Managing Low Platelet Count7. Managing Side Effects a. Diagnosing Infection b. When To Call Your Doctor c. Dryness of Mouth d. Bleeding e. Constipation f. Diarrhea g. Fatigue and Weakness h. Hair Loss i. Mouth Sores j. Nausea and Vomiting k. Sexuality l.Taste Impairment m. Managing Pain

8. Medical Insurance Information a. Tax Tips b. Insurance Discussion Forms c. Advance Directive Information9. Nutritional Support a. Eating Do’s and Don’ts b. Fiber c. Protein d. Sample Menu e. Super Foods Recipes IncludedBaked Spiced Butternut Squash with Apples and Maple SyrupBalsamic-Glazed Roasted Chicken BreastsBroccoli & Cauliflower with Lemon, Mustard & Chive ButterChocolate Dipped StrawberriesFlavored OilsGarlic Rosemary PotatoesGreens with Shiitake MushroomsMixed Green Salad with Oranges, Dried Cranberries and PecansParadise Papaya BoatsRaspberry SherbetRoasted Vegetable PastaScallion & Ginger Spiced ChickenTen Vegetable Tofu Stir-FryThree Grain PilafVegetarian ChiliVegetarian Spaghetti Sauce10. Physical Support a. Activity Recommendation b. Energy Conservation c. Inactivity11. Motivational Support a. Poems and Quotes to keep you encouraged through the course of your treatment. b. Recommended book to read: “How to Fight Cancer and Win” by William Fischer “Body, Soul & Spirit” by Andrew Womack.

Cancer Medical Organizer

Cancer Medical Organizer Consists of:

Diabetes TrakkerTable of Contents

1. Patient Information a. i.e.: Doctors, Nutritionist, Dialysis Center, Pharmacy, etc,. b. Patient Demographics c. Patient Medical History d. Patient Insurance Info2. Diagnosis and Surgical History a. Complication Risks for Diabetics b. Diabetes Type I or II c. Surgical History d. Tests & Procedures3. Medical / Diabetic Devices Used a. i.e. Glasses, Insulin Pump, etc.4. Diabetes Treatment Care a. Oral Medications b. Insulin Dependent c. Dialysis Regimen5. Blood Pressure a. Blood Pressure Record 6. Insurance Tips a. Tax Tips b. Insurance Discussion Forms c. Advance Directives

7. Medication Record a. Prescription Meds, OTC, Vitamins, Herbal Supplements b. Medication Daily Reminder Log c. Immunization Record8. Allergy Log a. Food-Meds-Environmental9. Nutrition / Life Style Management a. BMI (Body Mass Index) Chart b. Calorie Intake Table c. Calories Intake Recommendations d. Common Food Groups with Calories e. Daily Food Diary f. Weight Record g. Exercise Manager h. Exercise Daily Diary10. Monthly Appointment Calendars a. Record important appointments, and scheduled reminders.11. Questions for Health Providers a. Reminder Questions to ask your health care provider. b. Progress Notes and To Do List

Cardiac TrakkerTable of Contents

1. Patient Information a. Patient Demographics b. Patient Insurance Info c. Patient Medical History d. Important Contacts 2. Cardiac Symptoms/Warning Signs a. Cardiac Diagnosis/Tests & Procedures b. Cardiac Surgical History 3. Medical Devices a. i.e. Vision Glasses, Pace Maker, etc. 4. Medical Insurance a. Tax Tips b. Insurance Discussion Forms c. Advance Directives 5. Blood Pressure a. Blood Pressure Record

7. Allergy Record a. Food-Meds-Environmental8. Medications a. Medication Record b. Medication Daily Planner c. Immunization Record9. Monthly Appointment Calendars a. Record appointments, and scheduled reminders.10. Questions to Ask a. Reminder Questions To Ask Health Provider b. Progress Notes and To Do List

6. Nutrition / Life Style Management a. BMI (Body Mass Index) Chart b. Calorie Intake Table c. Calories Intake Recommendations d. Common Food Groups with Calories e. Daily Food Diary f. Weight Record g. Exercise Manager h. Exercise Daily Diary

Universal TrakkerTable of Contents

1. Patient Information a. i.e.: Doctors, Pharmacy, etc. b. Patient Demographics c. Patient Medical History d. Patient Insurance Info e. Tests & Procedures2. Insurance Tips a. Tax Tips b. Insurance Discussion Forms3. Blood Pressure Manager a. Blood Pressure Record4. Life Style Management Nutrition a. BMI (Body Mass Index) Chart b. Calorie Intake Table With Recommendation c. Common Food Groups with Calories d. Daily Food Diary e. Weight Record5. Exercise Manager a. Exercise Daily Diary

6. Sleep Manager a. Sleep Record 7. Allergies a. Food-Meds-Environmental 8. Immunization Record a. Vaccinations & Inoculations 9. Medical / Diabetic Devices Used a. i.e. Vision Glasses, Crutches, etc. 10. Medication Record a. Prescription Meds, OTC, Vitamins, Herbal Supplements And Vaccines b. Medication Daily Reminder Log 11. Monthly Appointment Calendars a. Record important appointments, and scheduled reminders. 12. Questions for Health Providers a. Reminder Questions to ask your health care provider b. Progress Notes and To Do List

Alleviate the growing emotional burdens for yourself or a loved one. MedTrakker Medical Organizers is a paper based organizational system for keeping of all your

healthcare records in one confidential place maintained by you. Perfect for caregivers, elderly, or the chronically/terminally ill.

This information is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider.

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