Self-Management

Self-Management

These worksheets can be used to help a person manage their health needs.
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Your Young Adult's Role

Once your child turns 18, health care providers may talk directly with them about their health. Learning these skills takes time. With practice and support, your young adult can become more confident managing their health care.

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Encourage your young adult to:

  • Know their medicines and allergies.
  • Schedule visits when possible.
  • Ask questions about their health.
  • Speak up about their needs and concerns.
  • Be involved in making health care decisions.

Use this worksheet to keep your important health information together. Having it in one place can make it easier to stay organized and manage your healthcare.

Note: Use the empty lines in the charts to add your own needs.

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ALERT

Call your child’s provider, nurse, or clinic if you have any questions or concerns or if your child has special health care needs that were not covered by this information.

Draft Number: 2806Revision Date: September 10, 2026

This content was created to help you care for your child and/or family member. It does not take the place of medical care. Talk with your healthcare provider for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.