Start with the work. Then read the wording.

An approach grounded in operations

A lease can describe one set of insurance requirements while a treatment menu or instructor agreement reveals another. Castro brings those details into the conversation so the coverage review starts with a fuller picture.

The aim is a comparison you can discuss: what each option addresses, where exclusions matter, and which questions remain open before you decide.

Who delivers the appointment

An appointment booked with a San Francisco business might be delivered at its regular premises, by a visiting practitioner, or remotely. If you introduce one of those arrangements, explain who will perform the work and under which business name. Those details help identify the services and parties that need attention in a proposal, even when the business address stays the same.