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Peoria, Arizona · Care pathway

# Keep the whole care checklist

Print this page or keep it open during the conversation. Tick a line when the answer is written down; leave open lines for the next discussion.

## Answers in hand versus answers still open

### In hand

The exact medicine, the people responsible, the pharmacy, the ongoing bill, and a way to get help once the visit ends.

### Still open

Mark the question to ask next. Add the name or role of the person who can answer it.

The marks record answers gathered. They do not make a treatment decision.

## The printable care check

- Medicine: exact name, shot or tablet, and treatment reason written down. 

- Prescriber: full name, role, and licence match checked. 

- Video visit: prescriber’s licence or other board permission saved and checked for where I will be during the visit. 

- Health check: questions, records, tests, and any office visit discussed. 

- Pharmacy: the place that makes the medicine and the pharmacy that fills and sends the prescription named. If they are the same, one name is enough. 

- Permits: Arizona pharmacy permit details matched. 

- Made-to-order medicine: the reason it is being made for me explained. 

- Cost: ongoing total and extra charges written down. 

- Insurance: exact medicine and proposed use checked with the insurer. 

- Payment: offer end date, renewal, and cancellation terms saved. 

- Medicine information: label, storage instructions, and pharmacist’s phone number or message address available. 

- After the visit: phone number or message address for the person treating me, and the plan for reviewing treatment, written down. 

## The checks that stay separate

A pharmacy permit does not establish that each compounded (made-to-order) product offered is allowed, as of October 3, 2026. [Arizona rules · Product and permit ↗ ](https://apps.azsos.gov/public_services/Title_04/4-23.pdf) 

Compounded medicines have no FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approval and receive no FDA review for safety, quality, or results before sale, as of September 26, 2026. [FDA · Compounding limits ↗ ](https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/compounding-and-fda-questions-and-answers) 

Use the open lines to guide the next conversation. Keep the written answers with the visit record.

## Open questions to take back

## Keep this answer

Next discussion: bring the open questions and the written answers on this sheet.

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Peoria care checklist helps readers prepare care questions, and its role does not include running a clinic or selling medicines.

[Full checklist](/getting-started-checklist/) [Source reading](/reading-list/) [Page text](/getting-started-checklist/index.md)