Questions to take
Get the exact medicine name.
Begin here. A precise name makes the later answers easier to check.
Form means how the product is supplied, such as a tablet or an injection.
- What is the full name and form of the medicine?
- What health problem would it address for me?
- Is it an approved product or made to order?
- Why consider this choice ahead of the other options?
In plainer words
Product means the named medicine in the particular form being discussed.
Questions to take
Ask how the decision is made.
- Who would assess my health, and what are their full name and role?
- Where can I check their North Carolina license?
- What background, exam or tests would help decide?
- Can I ask further questions before agreeing to a plan?
Questions to take
Ask for the basis of the proposal.
- Which source supports the proposed use?
- What is still unknown?
- How would we judge whether the treatment helps?
Questions to take
Know who handles the medicine.
- Which pharmacy would prepare or send it?
- Where can I check that pharmacy’s permit?
- Who explains the label and answers product questions?
- What is the plan if a delivery or product looks wrong?
Questions to take
Ask for the whole bill in writing.
- What does the quoted price include for visits, medicine, tests and shipping?
- What will my insurance pay, and what will I pay?
- What is the regular bill after any opening offer?
- What is owed if the person treating me does not prescribe?
- How do cancellation and refunds work?
Questions to take
Finish with the next conversation.
Read the answer back in your own words. If it is still unclear, leave the question open and ask for an explanation.
- Who can I reach if I feel unwell?
- When will the plan be reviewed?
- What would lead to a change or a pause?
- Can I have a copy of the care plan?