Getting the most out of a doctor’s visit requires some advance preparation. Even the professionals plan ahead.

In the United States’ health care system, you can spend weeks or months anticipating a doctor‘s appointment, plus a few minutes or hours in the waiting room when the day comes. In contrast, your ...

Going to the doctor for the first time on your own can be stressful. You may feel anxiety, concern, or fear. A little preparation can help build confidence and ensure your appointment goes well.

Expert tips from cardiologist Dr. Ali Hader on how to prepare for and navigate your heart doctor visits to get the best care possible. Seeing a cardiologist can be intimidating, whether it’s your ...

For many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), doctor visits can be frustrating. Time may be very limited, and you may leave feeling like your rheumatologist didn’t hear your concerns or answer your ...

Teen doctor visits around age 11-13 focus on new topics like sexual health, mental health, and substance use Doctors ask parents to leave the room during part of the visit so teens can ask private ...

Phil McGraw's "Doctor on Demand" app teams up with UnitedHealthcare insurer. — -- Psychologist Phil McGraw from the television show "Dr. Phil" wants your next doctor visit to be as easy as ...

To make the most of a visit with your rheumatologist, it’s important to know what your doctor wants out of the visit, too. “In general, the goal of the physician is to know how the patient is doing,” ...