Zone Tools

Patients can use this resource to help determine when to call the doctor (the Yellow Zone) and when to seek emergency help (the Red Zone).

Patients can use this resource to help determine when to call the doctor (the Yellow Zone) and when to seek emergency help (the Red Zone).

Give this resource to patients with a history of depression to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

Give this resource to patients with a history of Alcohol Use Disorder to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

Providers can share this Zone Tool with patients to help ensure they are taking their medications correctly.

Patients can use this resource to help determine when to call the doctor (the Yellow Zone) and when to seek emergency help (the Red Zone).

This Zone Tool Index gives providers quick access to the 12 Zone Tools given most often to patients. English and Spanish versions are available.

Give this resource to patients with high pain levels to help them learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This zone self-management tool gives patients information they need to better manage their asthma at home.

This zone self-management tool gives patients information they need to better manage their chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) at home.

If you or someone you know believes they may have been infected with the flu, use this zone tool to help decide when to see a medical professional and how to take care of yourself at home while recovering.

Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem.

Give this resource to patients with diabetes so they know when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

If you or someone you know believes they may have been infected with COVID-19, use this zone tool to help decide when to see a medical professional and how to take care of yourself at home while recovering.

Give this resource to patients with a history of high blood pressure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart disease to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart failure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

This patient tool helps explain symptoms of renal failure and when to visit a doctor or hospital.

Give this resource to patients with pneumonia to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This tool is intended to assist health care providers to assess how patients with end-stage renal disease (ERSD) respond to post-dialysis treatments.

Give this resource to patients with a urinary catheter to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

Give this resource to patients so they know when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total hip replacement.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total knee replacement.

This self-management tool helps patients better manage symptoms of psychosis at home.

Give this resource to patients with a urinary catheter to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Common infections can sometimes lead to sepsis. This poster provides information in Spanish for Puerto Rico on identifying signs of infection and sepsis.

Give this resource to patients with a history of depression to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with a history of high blood pressure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart disease to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart failure to help them learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for Spanish speakers in the U.S. and in Puerto Rico.

Give this resource to patients with a history of COPD to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with diabetes So they know when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

If you or someone you know believes they may have been infected with the flu, use this zone tool to help decide when to see a medical professional and how to take care of yourself at home while recovering.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total hip replacement. (Spanish for Puerto Rico)

Give this resource to patients with high pain levels to help them learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document has been translated into Spanish for Puerto Rico.

Providers can share this Zone Tool with their Spanish-speaking patients to help ensure they are taking their medications correctly.

Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem. This tool is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Patients can use this resource to help determine when to call the doctor (the Yellow Zone) and when to seek emergency help (the Red Zone). In Spanish.

Give this resource to patients with a history of Alcohol Use Disorder to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This resource is in culturally appropriate Spanish for Puerto Rico.

Give this resource to patients with a history of Alcohol Use Disorder to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This resource is in culturally appropriate Spanish for the United States.

Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem. This tool is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with pneumonia to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This zone self-management tool gives patients information they need to better manage their asthma at home. (Spanish)

If you or someone you know believes they may have been infected with COVID-19, use this zone tool to help decide when to see a medical professional and how to take care of yourself at home while recovering.

If you or someone you know believes they may have been infected with the flu, use this zone tool to help decide when to see a medical professional and how to take care of yourself at home while recovering.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total knee replacement.

This patient tool helps explain symptoms of renal failure and when to visit a doctor or hospital.

Common infections can sometimes lead to sepsis. This poster provides information in U.S. Spanish on identifying signs of infection and sepsis.

This self-management tool helps patients better manage symptoms of psychosis at home. This resource is in culturally appropriate Spanish for the United States.