Tools: Organizing Heart Defect Health Information
Ages 0 - 24 years
When someone has a complex illness such as a heart defect (CHD), they often have a long history of procedures, medications, and providers. Families often end up bearing the responsibility of organizing and communicating a health history. These tools can help families to keep track of their health history, and to share relevant information easily and accurately. They can reduce the burden on families, give families confidence in new providers, and increase the quality of care a patient receives.
Medical Organization Tools
The below links will take you to websites that can help to organize your or your child's medical information. Tools like these can help you to be confident that you can see and share information when and how you need to.
These links are provided as resources only. Boston Children's Hospital and the Benderson Family Heart Center don't necessarily endorse all of the information on these sites.
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