Treatment Options: How it works

Research by Treatment Options

Answers when you need them most!

Experienced, Fully-trained Medical Researchers,
Supervised by an R.N., who
        — Discusses the request with the client before the research begins, and
        — Discusses the research report and answers the client's questions,
With supervision by a Treatment Options M.D.

Upon the diagnosis of a serious medical condition, an advocacy  medical research Team is set up on behalf of the client. The Team, working with specialists in Canada or the U.S.,

• reviews the client's diagnosis and initial recommended treatment, and
• provides direct communication with the medical experts; and
• provides a report outlining the specific condition, options for treatment and the resultant risks,
• the best course(s) of action, and the appropriate facilities.
• If treatment is required in the United States, Treatment Options usually can arrange for discounts on the client's bills.

When someone has been diagnosed with a life-threatening or disabling condition (such as Cancer, Heart Attack, Stroke, Kidney Failure, Paralysis or Blindness), or a chronic condition (such as Diabetes, Migraine Headaches or Back Pain), Treatment Options can help. Our fully trained medical researchers will prepare a report on the client's specific condition, which:

• outlines the implications of the specific diagnosis,
• details the best treatments known, and
• their success rates, and
• what are the side effects;
• details possible homeopathic and naturopathic solutions, and — most important —
• provides a list of the doctors and hospitals in Canada and the U.S. which specialize in your specific condition.

Our nurse discusses the report with the client, focusing on the client's particular concerns.

Next Steps

• Personal advocates (doctors, nurses, and/or social workers) facilitate the patient's decision-making and advocate for the patient before, during and after treatment.
• During Hospitalization the advocates remain in touch with the patient and the patient's medical staff.
• After hospitalization the advocate remains with the patient while post-hospitalization treatment is in place.