What does a home visiting business involve?

• A. Running a clinic with no home visits
• B. The therapist visiting the client's home to carry out treatments
• C. Providing online consultations
• D. Selling products by mail

Answer: (B)

A home visiting business is defined by the practitioner traveling to the client’s home to deliver treatments in that setting. This model brings care directly to the client, which can be convenient and can help in assessing the client’s living environment as it relates to treatment. It also requires careful planning around safety, consent, and professional boundaries to protect both client and practitioner.

The other scenarios describe different service models: operating a clinic where visits at home aren’t part of the service, providing care remotely via online consultations, or selling products by mail. None of those involve performing hands-on treatment in the client’s home, so they aren’t describing a home visiting business.