Last updated: October 31, 2026
Consent to treatment allows an appropriately licensed clinician to evaluate the information you provide and discuss or recommend a suitable plan of care. It does not guarantee treatment or authorize every medication or procedure.
An individualized clinical decision
You must provide complete and accurate medical history, symptoms, medications, allergies, and other information requested. Tell the clinician about pregnancy, relevant health changes, adverse effects, and treatment received elsewhere when applicable.
A clinician may request records, testing, photographs, a live consultation, or in-person assessment before making a decision. You may ask about the clinician’s identity and credentials and the purpose, risks, expected benefits, alternatives, and limitations of proposed treatment.
Medication-specific decisions
Prescriptions require clinical approval and are not guaranteed by submission or payment. Non-controlled medications only are considered; Schedule II–V controlled substances are excluded. Additional informed consent is obtained when appropriate for a medication or treatment.
FDA-approved medications are preferred when clinically appropriate. Any compounded medication must be legally permitted, justified by an identified patient-specific need, and obtained from an appropriately licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Your choices and follow-up
You may ask questions, refuse a proposed treatment, or withdraw consent for future care. The clinician will explain relevant alternatives and potential consequences of declining treatment. Fees and any refund request are handled under the published financial and refund policies, subject to applicable law.
Follow medication instructions and recommended monitoring, report adverse effects, and obtain follow-up or in-person care when advised. Seek emergency assistance rather than waiting for a portal response when symptoms are urgent.
Recording consent
Treatment consent, telehealth consent, privacy acknowledgment, and any required medication-specific consent are documented separately as appropriate in the secure clinical record. This public information page is not a signed consent form.
Contact
NP Prescribers, operated by Hometown Primary Care of Frankfort PLLC, 10205 W Lincoln Hwy, Frankfort, IL 60423. Phone: (708) 871-8792.