Patient presents with symptoms suggestive of orthostatic hypotension, including dizziness, lightheadedness, and near-syncope upon standing or with postural changes.  The patient reports experiencing these symptoms intermittently, particularly upon arising from a seated or supine position.  Onset of symptoms is described as (acute or gradual) and lasting (duration).  Review of systems reveals (positive or negative) associated symptoms such as blurred vision, weakness, fatigue, nausea, and palpitations.  Past medical history includes (relevant comorbidities such as diabetes, Parkinson's disease, dehydration, anemia, or medication use known to contribute to orthostatic hypotension).  Orthostatic blood pressure measurements were obtained revealing a drop of (systolic value) mmHg systolic and (diastolic value) mmHg diastolic within (timeframe) minutes of standing, confirming the diagnosis of orthostatic hypotension.  Assessment includes evaluation for potential underlying causes and contributing factors, such as autonomic dysfunction, medication side effects, volume depletion, and cardiovascular conditions.  The patient was educated on non-pharmacological management strategies, including increasing fluid intake, avoiding prolonged standing, slow positional changes, and compression stockings.  Treatment plan includes (mention specific interventions such as medication adjustments, if applicable, and follow-up plan).  Patient understanding of the condition and management plan was confirmed.  Follow-up appointment scheduled in (timeframe) to monitor symptom improvement and blood pressure control. Differential diagnosis includes vasovagal syncope, dehydration, and other causes of syncope and presyncope.  ICD-10 code I95.1 (Orthostatic hypotension) is assigned.