Prepare for your next IBD appointment.
Make your next appointment count. Turn what has been happening into a focused agenda for you and your doctor.
What your Pre-Visit covers
A gastroenterology appointment can squeeze months of life into a few minutes. The Pre-Visit walks you through the parts that are easy to lose in the moment and turns them into a one-page agenda:
- What matters most to you — the concern or decision you most need the appointment to address.
- Symptom changes — what has changed since your last visit and how it is affecting daily life.
- Current medications — names, doses and anything that has changed or caused problems.
- Questions for your gastroenterologist — chosen and ranked in advance, so the important ones are not lost to the clock.
It works for Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and IBD-U, and for people still waiting on a diagnosis. If you want more background first, read our guide to preparing for an IBD appointment, or track what changes between visits with Mirae's IBD symptom tracker.
How it works
- Answer a few guided questions about your appointment, symptoms, medications and concerns. Most people finish in five to ten minutes.
- Review your answers and choose the questions you want to prioritize.
- Get a clear one-page PDF to print, save or show from your phone at the appointment.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Mirae Pre-Visit?
The Pre-Visit is a free web tool for people with IBD. Answer a few guided questions about what has been happening, and it creates a clear one-page PDF agenda to bring to your gastroenterology appointment.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. You can complete a Pre-Visit and download your PDF without creating an account. Creating an optional account lets you save and resume your Pre-Visit and receive a link to the finished PDF by text.
What does the Pre-Visit help me prepare?
It helps you organize what matters most to you, symptom changes since your last visit, your current medications, and the questions you want to ask your gastroenterologist, so the appointment starts with a clear agenda.
Does it work for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis?
Yes. It works for Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and IBD-U, at any stage — including if you are still waiting for a confirmed diagnosis.
Is the Pre-Visit medical advice?
No. The Pre-Visit helps you organize your experience and questions. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace advice from your care team.