How is the assessment organised?
Who will assess me, what will the consultation cover and how will any further steps be explained?
Let’s talk A starting point for questions about assessment, the proposed care plan and ongoing communication with a treating team.

Use your initial conversation to explain your priorities and ask how the clinic organises its assessment. The treating team should explain any proposal and the alternatives it considers.
Give ongoing communication a place in the plan from the beginning. Ask which appointments and services are included, who is responsible for follow-up and how arrangements work after returning home.
Use this list as a starting point for your conversation with the clinic.
Who will assess me, what will the consultation cover and how will any further steps be explained?
Which appointments and services are included, and which costs or arrangements would be separate?
Which team is responsible for follow-up, how are appointments arranged and who is my contact after I return home?
Clinical assessment and recommendations belong to the treating team. The coordination role is to help connect you with that team and clarify practical arrangements.
Ask which appointments are part of the written proposal, how they are arranged, whether separate charges apply and which provider is responsible.
You can begin by asking about the consultation process. There is no need to select a specific procedure before discussing your questions with a qualified clinician.
Share your area of interest and what you’d like to understand about the process.
Start a conversation