Questions to take along

Take your questions into the visit.

Keep the answers together. A clear name, a clear bill and a clear follow-up plan make the next decision easier.

Get the name, the bill and the next step.

Bring this sheet to an in-person visit or keep it beside the screen. Mark a box when the answer is clear.

Questions for your care conversation.

The medicineWhat is the exact medicine and product name?Why is it being considered for my health concern?Is it an approved product or a custom preparation?If custom-made, what change meets my particular needs?

Notes:

The people involvedWho will assess me, and what kind of health professional are they?What is your Wisconsin licence number? If you rely on temporary permission or an exception, can you show the state document or rule covering my visit?Which pharmacy makes the medicine, and which pharmacy supplies my prescription? Please give me both names if they are different.

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The whole billWhat do the visit and ongoing care cost?Is the medicine included or charged separately?Which tests, delivery charges or supplies would be extra?What is the ongoing total after an offer ends?How do cancellation and refund terms work?

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The plan and follow-upWhat will my insurance plan pay for this prescription?Is approval needed before the plan helps pay?Who explains unclear instructions or package problems?Between visits, how do I reach the person caring for me?What happens next if medicine is not prescribed?

Notes:

It is fine to ask for time.

Ask for a written estimate and a copy of the care plan. Read them when you have space to think.

If a term is unclear, ask for it in ordinary words. Your questions do not need to sound medical.

Bring the context with the questions.

The health concern you want to discuss.
A list of medicines and other products you use.
Any past test results you already have.
Your plan name and the answers it has given you.

Review what a price includes Find the licence record links