So be honest. One way to strengthen your case and be more relaxed during the exam is to gather your thoughts so you can present your medical history in a logical and concise, but complete manner as asked. Whether or not you have hired an attorney Any time lost from work or other lost income Review the summary with your spouse, friend or co-worker to see if they notice any items you omitted. Review the summary before your exam, but do not bring the summary with you. If you need help, a good source for this information will be your attending physician records.
Good physicians keep in communication with the paying carrier via reports.
It may not be necessary or reasonable to review all your doctors' records however, initial and follow-up reports may be a good concise source for this information. Note the date, time and place of your exam and the name of the doctor who will be examining you. Get any directions you need well ahead of time. You'll be more relaxed and have time to fill out any forms. Discuss with your attorney what you should and should not fill out and sign.