Who is responsible for my care?
Ask for the practitioner’s name and an explanation of their training and scope. Website titles are references, not substitutes for verifying credentials. If several team members are involved, ask about each person’s role.
What is included and what is not?
Confirm whether the appointment is a consultation, assessment, wellbeing activity or procedure. Ask about duration, fee, possible additional costs and next steps. Do not assume similarly named services are equivalent or always combined.
What should I discuss with the practitioner?
Questions about indication, evidence, risks, alternatives and individual suitability belong with the responsible practitioner. The website can help you prepare but cannot approve treatment. You do not need to share those clinical details in the first commercial enquiry.
