Before travel
Requested records, medication, supplements and relevant history are reviewed.
The primary pathway
A year to understandwhat changes.
The programme creates time to prepare, meet the person, observe response and adjust when needed.
Why a year
Continuity changes what becomes visible.
The aim is not a year filled with interventions. It is a year with enough perspective to make fewer assumptions.
Follow-up allows priorities to change as new information emerges.
The sequence
Prepared before arrival.
Present throughout the year.
The initial stay
Two to three days of diagnostics and conversation help us understand the person behind the records.
Across the year
Follow-up and relevant reassessment allow the direction to be refined.
A direction,
not a rigid script.
Clear expectations
Careful possibility.
No promise of outcome.
Acceptance, suitability and every recommendation are decided individually.
The programme is for adults aged 21 and over. Severe, acute or unstable illness requiring hospital care is outside its scope.
Medical responsibility and limitsPrivate access
Begin with context.Not a treatment request.
The first step is a concise, confidential introduction. If further review is appropriate, the patient service manager provides instructions for requested medical records.
How to begin