Checklists

Downloadable PDF Checklists

These printable worksheets are designed to help you prepare for appointments, second opinions, procedures, and family medical planning. They are not medical advice, but they can help you organize the questions and information you want to discuss with your care team.

Choose the worksheet that best matches your situation, or download the complete bundle if you want everything in one file.

These worksheets are for general educational purposes only and are not medical advice. Talk with a qualified healthcare professional about your personal health situation. If you may be having a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.
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All Checklists Bundle

One combined PDF containing every printable worksheet.

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Appointment Prep Sheet

Prepare symptoms, questions, medications, allergies, and follow-up notes.

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Before You Agree to a Procedure

Ask about benefits, risks, alternatives, recovery, cost, and second opinions.

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Second Opinion Prep Checklist

Gather records and prepare questions before another professional review.

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Personal Medical Information Sheet

Keep medications, allergies, doctors, emergency contacts, and documents organized.

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Medical Wishes Conversation Starter

Start conversations about trusted decision-makers, values, and care preferences.

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How to use these worksheets

  • Print the worksheet that matches your situation.
  • Write your questions before your appointment.
  • Bring medication lists, allergies, recent test results, and prior records when helpful.
  • Use the worksheets to guide conversations with licensed healthcare professionals, not as a substitute for medical advice.

Frequently asked questions

Are the checklists free to download?

Yes. The printable PDF worksheets are provided as general educational tools.

Can I bring a checklist to my appointment?

Yes. The checklists are designed to help you organize questions and information to discuss with your care team.

Are the PDFs medical forms?

No. They are planning worksheets, not legal, medical, or emergency documents.