Editorial policy
Patients make big decisions based on what they read. This is how we make sure what we publish is clear, fair and correct.
Draft. This text is under legal review and may change.
Plain words
We write for patients and families, many of whom read English as a second language. We use short sentences and common words, and we explain any medical term we cannot avoid.
Checked by a doctor
Anything medical, such as what a treatment is, who needs it and how long recovery takes, is checked by a doctor before it is published. Until then it is marked "Pending doctor check" on the page.
Sources
Articles name the sources their facts come from: medical bodies, hospitals and published research. Doctor and hospital details come from the hospitals themselves.
No promises
We do not promise results, quote prices that are not in writing from a hospital, or say one doctor or hospital is the best. Cost estimates always come from the treating hospital, for your case.
Independence
Partner hospitals may pay Medsafar a fee. That does not change what we write about a treatment, and it does not change the price the hospital quotes you.
Keeping it up to date
We review our pages regularly and when medical advice changes. Each policy page shows the date it was last updated.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, write to care@medsafar.com. We check it and correct the page as soon as we can.
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