A supportive care team can be small or broad. What matters is that each person understands their role, respects your preferences, and communicates clearly.
Begin with your priorities
List what you most want help with, from clinical questions to feeding, movement, mental health, sleep, or household support.
Ask how care works
Before choosing a provider, ask about credentials, approach, availability, fees, insurance, and how they coordinate with other professionals.
Pay attention to trust
You deserve explanations you can understand, room for questions, and meaningful consent. It is reasonable to keep looking when a relationship does not feel right.