Questions
Take these questions into the conversation
Pick the questions that fit what you are considering. You can read them aloud or bring them on paper.
If someone is offering cagrilintide
Start with the exact name and the basis of the offer. Leave room to write down the answer.
- Is this cagrilintide alone or CagriSema?
- Who made the product being offered?
- What approval or study record supports this offer?
- If this is a study, what is its registry number and who is the study contact?
If you are comparing care choices
Ask for the answer in words you can repeat back. If a number is given, ask where it came from.
- What options fit my health goal?
- Which exact product are we discussing, and why?
- What benefit was found in people like those in the study?
- What problems could occur, and what would the response be?
- What do we still not know?
If you are choosing a care setting
Make space for what happens after the first conversation.
- Who would assess me, and where can I verify their license?
- Can I ask follow-up questions directly?
- How would needed tests or an in-person exam be arranged?
- Who do I reach if the plan does not suit me?
- How will we judge whether this plan is helping?
If you are comparing prices
Ask for written answers about the whole plan. Keep the product price and the care fees separate.
- What does the quoted price include?
- What will medicine, visits, tests, and shipping each cost?
- What would I pay after an introductory offer ends?
- What does my insurance plan need before agreeing to pay?
- How do I end a membership, and when do charges stop?