Review the offer with declined and incomplete cases
Before launch, walk through the journey of a patient who receives no prescription, needs another test, or cancels a programme. Inspect the exact messages and money movements. These cases reveal whether the offer is genuinely understandable, not just easy to buy.
Apply MHRA guidance to medicines-related advertising. Do not imply that a payment guarantees a particular medicine or outcome. Check partner adverts and follow-up promotions alongside the main Bradford page so the wider campaign tells the same story. MHRA: advertise your medicines
Open with a manageable volume and review complaints about expectations. Classify whether a problem arose from unclear pricing, an operational error, or disagreement with a clinical decision. The response should address the actual cause.
Use the findings to improve the terms and journey while preserving professional independence. A higher refund rate is not automatically a reason to approve more treatment. Assess the clinical and commercial evidence separately, then decide whether the service scope, acquisition message, or operating model needs to change.