Different people, different needs
Ask which ages the actual practice sees and how appointments differ. A family enquiry can start with availability and appointment arrangements; individual suitability belongs in an assessment.
Make the practical part easier
Confirm whether family members can visit on the same day, how much time to allow and what access needs can be accommodated. The practice can explain its actual arrangements.
Keep each decision individual
One person’s experience is not a recommendation for another. Ask how advice is tailored, what alternatives exist and when referral to another provider may be appropriate.
