When you’re about ready to start the process of retiring, the last thing you should be thinking about is dealing with patient records.

The perks of retirement

You should be dreaming about all the extra time you’ll get to spend with your grandkids, the exotic trips you’ll be able to take with your spouse, the mornings you’ll spend cultivating your garden, and the evenings you’ll spend cozying up to a good novel in the bathtub. Retirement is about enjoyment—you deserve it after so many decades of hard work!

Your duty to your patients

Forefront in your mind when you’re considering retirement will definitely also be making sure your patients’ healthcare needs continue to be met successfully. After many years of well and sick visits, you’ve probably developed real bonds with many patients, built on mutual trust.

Secure your patient records today

A big part of making sure this transition is as smooth as possible for your patients is taking care of their sensitive medical information in the most secure way possible. This can seem like a herculean task—compiling all records, making copies, mailing them out to various authorized parties such as their physicians, specialists, and hospitals—but with a bit of advanced planning, dealing with patient records doesn’t have to be a stressful part of your pre-retirement agenda.

Let MyRetiredDoctor.com help

My Retired Doctor is an excellent resource for retiring doctors and patients alike. For doctors, we offer comprehensive services that make transferring patient records a snap. We take care of compiling, digitizing, securely storing, and transferring all patient records. By using My Retired Doctor’s services, you can ease into a worry-free retirement, calm in the knowledge that your patient’s sensitive medical information will be taken care of according to all federal and state regulations.

What should I do now?

Whether you’ll retire a few months or many years from now, the best thing you can do today to ensure an easy transition into retirement is digitizing your patient records. You won’t just benefit from digitization when you retire, though—you and your patients will benefit from it right away.

What’s fantastic about digitization is that you and your authorized staff will be able to access patient records anywhere. If a patient calls off-hours, you will be able to see his or her full medical record from any computer, so you can be sure to avoid prescribing a medication that he’s allergic too and just generally be able to provide better all-around care.

My Retired Doctor is a fully licensed and insured company that has provided patient records services to doctors and patients throughout the US. We look forward to serving your patient record needs whenever you’re ready to ease into the next phase of your life—retirement! Enjoy those golden years, you deserve it 100%.