Correction Standards
- Corrections are published when a material factual error is identified
- Corrections state what changed, when it changed, and the source used
- Time-sensitive information (doctors, prices, accreditation, visa rules) should be date-stamped
- Corrections are made promptly upon verification
Types of Corrections
- Factual Corrections — Errors in hospital data, doctor credentials, accreditation status, etc.
- Updates — Changes to time-sensitive information (prices, visa rules, doctor availability)
- Clarifications — Additional context added to prevent misunderstanding
Reporting Errors
Readers can report potential errors through our Contact page. Please include:
- The specific page and section
- The information you believe is incorrect
- Your source for the correct information
- Your contact information for follow-up
Correction Display
Corrections are noted at the top of the affected page with the date of correction and a brief description of what was changed. The original content is preserved with a strikethrough where appropriate.
What Readers Can Expect
- Clear sourcing for all claims and data points
- Transparent editorial labels distinguishing analysis from hospital-provided information
- No invented medical claims or fabricated treatment outcomes
- No fake patient stories or manufactured testimonials
- Practical guidance on what should be verified before a healthcare decision