How it works
A clear way to begin.
Understand the difference between exploring a topic, making an inquiry and arranging an appointment.
1. Explore the questions that matter
Browse the five subject areas or read a resource. An educational topic is a starting point for questions, not a diagnosis or confirmation that a procedure is available.
2. Confirm the actual service
Before an appointment, confirm professional scope, service availability, location or remote format and cost. Do not assume that a website inquiry reserves a time or establishes care.
3. Keep personal information private
Use only an expressly approved care channel for health information. General scheduling messages should not contain symptoms, medical history, records or photographs.