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Vanity or Vice · Consultation tool

Consultation Receipt

Capture identity, risks, series math, and provider questions before elective clinic spend — so readiness is written, not rushed. Educational literacy, not medical advice.
Arrived from: budget-to-routine
Templates & demos

Load a full template or demo — edit every field after. Drugstore-first options included.

3/100

Readiness

Not ready to commit cash

Not ready to commit cash

Gaps: Exact service name; Exact product/device/drug; Treatment area; Clear use framing; Who performs; License / role; Consent status; After-hours complications owner; Literal outcome claim; Magnitude / limits honesty; Evidence / verification source; Serious risks named; Escalation / warning signs; Contraindications discussed; Downtime range; Any cost figures; Decision state; Decision reason; Written provider questions; Reassessment date/note; Session / series count; Maintenance plan named; Unresolved items listed; Common risks named

Service template

Starter language only — rewrite with exact names used in the room.

2 · Provider & responsibility

3 · Claimed outcome

4 · Risks, limits, recovery

5 · Maintenance & total cost

Brochure “from” pricing is not a plan. Enter full-course dollars.

6 · Unresolved + decision state

Written provider questions
Narrative intelligence

Ranked gaps & next moves

Critical identity and risk fields rank first. Score is completeness of the written record — not a safety clearance.

IdentityProviderRisk & downtimeReadiness
  1. 1

    Fill: Exact service name

    criticalIdentity

    High-weight field “Exact service name” is empty (weight 10). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for exact service name before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  2. 2

    Fill: Exact product/device/drug

    criticalIdentity

    High-weight field “Exact product/device/drug” is empty (weight 10). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for exact product/device/drug before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  3. 3

    Fill: Who performs

    criticalProvider

    High-weight field “Who performs” is empty (weight 8). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for who performs before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  4. 4

    Fill: After-hours complications owner

    criticalProvider

    High-weight field “After-hours complications owner” is empty (weight 8). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for after-hours complications owner before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  5. 5

    Fill: Serious risks named

    criticalRisk & downtime

    High-weight field “Serious risks named” is empty (weight 10). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for serious risks named before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  6. 6

    Fill: Escalation / warning signs

    criticalRisk & downtime

    High-weight field “Escalation / warning signs” is empty (weight 7). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for escalation / warning signs before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  7. 7

    Fill: Session / series count

    criticalReadiness

    High-weight field “Session / series count” is empty (weight 4). → Without this, the receipt cannot identify the intervention or safety communication path. Next: Write a specific, verifiable value for session / series count before cash commitment. Why: Readiness completeness · critical keys Alt: If unknown, write the exact question to ask the clinic and set decision to waiting. Note: Current readiness 3/100 — Not ready to commit cash

    readiness completeness rules

  8. 8

    Fill: Treatment area

    mediumReadiness

    Open gap: Treatment area (weight 4). → Partial records create false confidence at the payment desk. Next: Complete treatment area or document why it is unknowable today. Why: Readiness completeness rules Note: Score 3/100

    readiness completeness rules

  9. 9

    Fill: Clear use framing

    mediumReadiness

    Open gap: Clear use framing (weight 4). → Partial records create false confidence at the payment desk. Next: Complete clear use framing or document why it is unknowable today. Why: Readiness completeness rules Note: Score 3/100

    readiness completeness rules

  10. 10

    Fill: License / role

    highProvider

    Open gap: License / role (weight 7). → Partial records create false confidence at the payment desk. Next: Complete license / role or document why it is unknowable today. Why: Readiness completeness rules Note: Score 3/100

    readiness completeness rules

Intelligence layers

How this tool reasons

Ranked actions are tagged by layer so you can see which rule family fired — not a diagnosis.

  • Identity

    What is being done, to whom, with which product/device.

  • Tolerance / stops

    Professional-review stops and barrier-breach prompts.

  • Readiness

    Weighted completeness of the written consult record.

  • Cost burden

    Session, series, maintenance, and travel dollars.

  • Reassessment

    Dates, measures, and notes before expanding the stack.

  • Provider

    Who performs, license, supervisor, after-hours owner.

  • Risk & downtime

    Serious risks, warnings, contraindications, recovery.

  • Decision

    Go / pause / no — with reason and open questions.

  • Cross-tool handoff

    Budget → Routine envelope; Routine → Consult buffer.

  • Verify boundary

    Educational model limits — confirm shelf prices and primary sources.

  • Micro-guide

    Decision frameworks and literacy prompts surfaced from the guide library.

Reassessment tracker

Date + notes + measures

Log post-consult answers, delayed cost quotes, and when you will re-read the receipt before booking.

Quick templates

No reassessment notes yet. Suggest reassess in ~14 days. Use a template to seed a structured check.

Compare

Compare saved receipts

Save at least two sessions to compare side by side.

Local session history

Consultation sessions

Stored only in this browser. Export JSON for a portable backup you control.

No saved sessions yet. Use Save session or ⌘/Ctrl+S.