Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Initial Consultation & Assessment.

During the visit, a clinician reviews your health history, current medications, lifestyle, and goals, conducts basic assessments, and creates a personalized vitamin injection plan. Expect discussion of options, safety, potential side effects, and scheduling of injections or lab tests as needed.

Bring a list of medications, supplements, allergies, and recent lab results. Be prepared to discuss diet, sleep, exercise, and health goals. Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing; fasting is rarely required but follow any clinician instructions beforehand.

Not always. Depending on your history and concerns, clinicians may order blood work to check nutrient levels, thyroid, or other markers. Labs help tailor injections and monitor safety; we'll explain reasons, timing, and how to obtain tests during your visit.

Yes when supervised by qualified clinicians. The consultation reviews contraindications, allergies, and medications to minimize risk. Injections use sterile techniques and evidence-based doses. Side effects are generally mild; serious reactions are rare and emergency protocols are in place.

Typically 30 to 60 minutes, depending on complexity and any required testing. New clients should allow extra time for paperwork, detailed history review, and personalized plan creation. If extensive assessments or labs are needed, a longer appointment may be scheduled.

Often yes, if no additional labs are required and no contraindications are found. Your clinician will confirm the plan, obtain consent, and may administer the first injection the same day or schedule subsequent appointments as appropriate.