Who will provide and coordinate your care?
Ask which clinician you would see and what qualifications relate to the care being discussed. Check whether you can build an ongoing relationship and how other clinicians fit into that relationship.
It should be clear whether you are choosing continuing primary care, a time-limited program or a service focused on a particular treatment. Those arrangements can have different purposes and costs.
How is an individual plan developed?
A clear explanation of evaluation and follow-up is more useful than a guarantee. Treatment choices and results vary, and a medicine mentioned in advertising may not be appropriate for an individual.
- How are health history, current medicines and your goals considered?
- What evaluation is needed before making a recommendation?
- How will you discuss benefits, risks and alternatives?
- How is progress reviewed, and what happens if the approach needs to change?
What does the quoted price include?
Cibolo publishes its membership rates and a household calculator. Discuss the costs associated with your actual care rather than assuming membership includes every prescription or test.
- Are you paying for membership, a consultation or a separate program?
- Are follow-up visits included or charged separately?
- Which medicines, tests or outside services have their own costs?
- How do referrals and insurance for outside care work?
- What are the current membership terms and appointment arrangements?
Explore the Boerne practice
Cibolo's medical weight-management page connects the service to Dr. Slauter and the Boerne office. It explains how to ask about availability and ongoing primary care.
Bring your questions to a membership consultation. The practice can discuss fit and access, while clinical recommendations require an appropriate medical evaluation.
Further information
External sources provide general educational information. They do not define the services or treatments available to an individual at Cibolo.
This page provides general information, not an individual diagnosis or treatment plan. Discuss medical questions with your physician. Please keep private medical information out of public membership inquiry forms.