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Fees & Consultations

Personalised support protocols tailored to your needs

At Rowan Health, consultations are organised around personalised support protocols rather than individual therapies.

This means that, where appropriate, different approaches may be combined within the same consultation according to your needs, symptoms and goals.

Our focus is not on delivering a particular therapy, but on selecting the most appropriate tools to support your health and wellbeing.

Why Rowan Health Is Different

Many clinics offer individual therapies delivered in separate appointments.

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At Rowan Health, consultations are organised around personalised support protocols.

Depending on the situation, a consultation may integrate different approaches within a single session, reducing the need for multiple appointments with different practitioners.

The therapies are tools.

The protocol is the intervention.

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This allows support to remain flexible, personalised and focused on achieving meaningful outcomes rather than following a fixed treatment model.

Common Support Pathways​​​​​​​

Cancer Diagnosis Support

Helping individuals understand and navigate the period following diagnosis, prepare for treatment and build a foundation for the journey ahead.

Support During Chemotherapy

Many people choose regular support throughout chemotherapy to help manage treatment-related challenges, maintain quality of life and support recovery between treatment cycles.

Support During Radiotherapy

Support focused on maintaining comfort, managing treatment-related symptoms and supporting recovery during and after radiotherapy.

Recovery & Survivorship

Helping individuals rebuild energy, resilience, physical function and confidence following treatment.

Chronic & Complex Conditions

Support for individuals living with long-term health challenges such as chronic fatigue, Long COVID, neurological conditions, persistent pain and other complex conditions.

Palliative & Supportive Care

Support focused on comfort, dignity, quality of life, family support and meaningful engagement throughout serious illness.

Appointment Frequency

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During Active Cancer Treatment

Weekly or fortnightly appointments throughout chemotherapy, radiotherapy or other treatments.

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Recovery & Rehabilitation

Every two to six weeks depending on the individual's needs and progress.

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Chronic & Complex Conditions

Varies according to symptoms, priorities and goals.

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Palliative & Supportive Care

Appointments are adapted according to changing circumstances and support needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are therapies charged separately? No. Consultations are organised around personalised support protocols rather than individual therapies. Where appropriate, different approaches may be combined within the same consultation without additional therapy-specific charges.

Do I need a diagnosis before booking? No. Many people seek support while investigations are ongoing or before a formal diagnosis has been established.

How many sessions will I need? This varies considerably depending on the individual's circumstances, goals and health challenges. Recommendations are always tailored to the individual.

Do I need a diagnosis before booking? No. While a diagnosis can provide useful information, it is not always necessary before seeking support. Many people contact us because they are experiencing ongoing symptoms and looking for a more personalised approach to understanding and improving their health.

Can I book a consultation for my child? Yes. Children's consultations are available and are adapted to the child's age and specific needs.

Can I book online consultations? Many aspects of support can be provided online. Please contact us to discuss your situation and determine whether online support is appropriate for your needs.

What is included in the initial consultation? The initial consultation is designed to provide a detailed understanding of your health situation and establish the foundations of a personalised support plan. This typically includes: • Review of your medical history • Assessment of current symptoms and health challenges • Discussion of previous treatments and investigations • Identification of priorities, goals and areas of vulnerability • Development of a personalised support protocol • Integrative treatment during the consultation where appropriate • Recommendations and next steps tailored to your situation Initial consultations typically last around 90 minutes, with additional preparation and case review completed before and after the appointment.

What is a personalised support protocol? A personalised support protocol is a structured plan designed around your specific health needs, symptoms, goals and circumstances. Rather than applying the same treatment approach to everyone with a particular diagnosis, we aim to understand the individual as a whole. This may include consideration of: • Current symptoms • Medical history • Existing treatments • Functional limitations • Lifestyle factors • Recovery goals • Areas of vulnerability The protocol is reviewed and adapted over time as your needs and circumstances change. The therapies are tools. The protocol is the intervention.

Do you support people with cancer? Yes. We provide supportive care for people living with cancer before, during and after treatment. Support may be provided during: • Diagnosis and treatment planning • Chemotherapy • Radiotherapy • Immunotherapy • Targeted therapies • Hormonal therapies • Recovery and survivorship Our focus is on helping individuals maintain quality of life, manage treatment-related challenges, support recovery and remain as resilient as possible throughout their cancer journey.

Do you support people with chronic health conditions? Yes. We regularly support people living with chronic and complex health challenges, including: • Long COVID • Chronic fatigue and post-viral conditions • Fibromyalgia • Neurological conditions • Persistent pain • Autoimmune conditions • Multiple co-existing health conditions Support focuses on improving function, resilience, quality of life and adaptation to long-term health challenges.

Do you support people receiving palliative care? Yes. Our palliative and supportive care service focuses on helping people live as well as possible throughout serious illness. Support may focus on: • Comfort and symptom support • Fatigue and sleep difficulties • Mobility and physical function • Emotional wellbeing • Family and carer support • Quality of life Our aim is to help individuals maintain comfort, dignity, independence and meaningful engagement with life wherever possible.

Can family members and carers receive support? Yes. Serious illness and long-term health challenges often affect families as well as patients. Partners, carers and family members frequently experience physical, emotional and practical pressures while supporting a loved one. We recognise the importance of supporting carers throughout the journey and may provide guidance, wellbeing support and personalised care where appropriate. Supporting carers often helps support the patient as well.

Why are Rowan Health consultations different from single-therapy appointments? Many clinics offer individual therapies delivered in separate appointments. At Rowan Health, consultations are organised around personalised support protocols rather than individual therapies. Depending on the individual's needs, different approaches may be combined within the same consultation. This allows support to remain flexible, coordinated and focused on achieving meaningful outcomes rather than following a fixed treatment model. Our focus is not on delivering a particular therapy. Our focus is on understanding the individual, identifying priorities and selecting the most appropriate tools to support their health, recovery and quality of life.

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