Corrections Policy
How to report an inaccuracy, what happens after you do, and how a correction is checked before it is published.
If you find something inaccurate — a factual error, an outdated price, an out-of-date verification status, or a broken source link — tell us via our contact page.
What happens after you report something
- The report is logged against the specific page and field.
- A member of the editorial (or, for medical claims, medical review) team checks it against the original source.
- If the report is correct, the page is corrected.
- You'll receive a reply confirming what was changed, or an explanation if we didn't make a change.
Provider-reported corrections
A doctor or facility can request a correction to their own factual details (address, credentials, services) through the same process. We verify the correction independently before publishing it — a provider's own say-so is not sufficient for a verified field.
Related policies
I know what I want changed — I just don't know which surgeon, or what it costs.
Tell us the area you are thinking about. We come back with surgeons who perform it, their prices and how long to stay.
Patient team
Start with a question, not a booking
A request is not a booking · no obligation