Your question desk

Leave with answers you can read back

You do not need a perfect script. Use these prompts to keep the conversation on the things that matter to you.

An answer can be clear without being the answer you hoped for.
An answer you can use	A question to keep open
Specific A named person, a named product and written terms you can take away.	Still vague A broad assurance that does not answer who, what or how.
Room to think Ask for time to read the plan and raise another question.	Still rushed If the conversation feels hurried, bring it back to the point you need explained.

Questions to bring to the visit

Mark each box once you understand the answer. Leave it open when you want to ask again.

On paper, use the open space for the answers.

PersonWhat is the name and professional role of the person assessing me? Where can I check that record?

PlaceWhich permission allows this person to treat me in my state at the time of the visit?

PurposeWhat condition or health goal are we treating, and why does this option fit?

ProductWhat is the full medicine name, its form and the name of its maker or preparing pharmacy?

HistoryWhich parts of my health history and medicine list need a closer look?

PriceWhat is included now, what is billed later and when do any offer terms end?

Questions laterWho can I reach between visits, and how do I get help when the office is closed?

ReviewWhen do we review progress, and what happens if the plan changes or I leave?

Print the checklist and leave space for the answers. These boxes do not send answers anywhere. You can also use the print command in your browser.

Bring the details you want the clinician to hear.

Write down each charge and when it applies.

Leave with a way to ask the next question.