A plain walk through the stages, in general terms. Programs differ, so ask any program to explain its own.
A clinician asks about health history, medicines already in use, worries and what the person hopes for. Bringing a list of questions helps.
Usually some measurements and sometimes lab tests. Which ones is the clinician's decision, made for that person.
The clinician explains the options that might fit: changes in eating and activity, support from other professionals and, for some people, medical treatment. The person decides.
Agreed steps, what will be tracked, and who to contact between visits.
Regular visits to look at how the plan is going and to change it. Plans are adjusted as a person's situation changes.
General information only. It describes how supervised care is usually organized, and it is not medical advice or a recommendation for any person.