Intake and Screening Appointments

A screen is the provider looking for reasons not to proceed. Health history. Heart and kidney history. Medications. Pregnancy. Allergies. Any previous reaction to an infusion or an injection. What has been going on with you lately, and whether you are actually unwell rather than electively booking. Vital signs. Then a decision, which may be no.

We route callers who want that conversation to happen before they commit to anything, and we route callers who have been told no somewhere else and want to understand why. What we will not do is tell you whether you are a candidate for anything. We have no clinical role, we do not collect medical information, and any site that tells you over the phone that an infusion is appropriate for you is not screening you — it is selling to you.

What this usually involves

• We do not screen callers and collect no medical information
• Ask what the intake covers before you book anything
• Vital signs and a health history are reasonable to expect
• A provider declining to proceed is the screen working, not failing
• If you are actually sick or injured, see a physician or urgent care instead

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