The researchers are surveying both intervention and control group subjects via PatientSite 1 week and 3 months after their index visit to find out about their visit and their satisfaction with care, their clinical outcomes relating to the target conditions, and use of additional health care services. At one week post-visit, the researchers are specifically asking whether they discussed the condition with their clinician and whether the clinician did anything about it. The researchers are further asking patients who did not address the symptom with their physician for the reason. Three months after the index visit, the researchers re-administer the screening instruments used at baseline in order to ascertain change in the target conditions, quality of life, health communication, and satisfaction. The researchers also review patients' medical records to abstract demographic information (age, gender, race, ethnicity, primary language), administrative data (insurance type, utilization of health services), and clinical characteristics (from the index visit note written by the physician) to corroborate discussion and management of target conditions, and to assess medical care utilization.