How We Verify Providers
Nine verification dimensions, evidence levels, status labels, and periodic re-check rules.
Read the frameworkTrust & Safety
How OHC researches providers, handles information, and sets boundaries
High-trust decisions require visible sources, dates, limitations, service disclosures, and a clear separation between coordination and clinical care.
Service boundary: Orient Health China supports research, questions, records preparation, appointments, communication, and travel planning. We do not diagnose or provide treatment. Licensed providers decide clinical suitability and care.
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Privacy & Medical Information
Data-minimization principles and why medical records are not uploaded to public website storage.
Read the privacy approachPricing methodology
Only sourced, dated, basis-specific ranges may be published. None are currently verified for the directory.
See cost transparencyMedical content standards
No diagnosis, invented clinical review, unsupported superiority, or hidden source limitations.
Read the standardsPatient review policy
No review or coordination story is published without consent and a factual, non-outcome-focused review process.
Read the policyService & referral disclosure
Public disclosure structure for fees, referrals, sponsorships, and conflicts; final commercial details still require OHC legal data.
Read the disclosureMedical disclaimer
The website provides general planning information and is not an emergency or clinical service.
Read the disclaimerTerms of service
Interim website terms and the legal information still required for final review.
Read the termsMedical content standards
- Use plain English and distinguish general information from individualized clinical advice.
- Link material medical claims to appropriate primary or authoritative sources where practical.
- Never invent a clinician reviewer, certification, treatment result, statistic, provider relationship, price, or patient story.
- Show a page-level update date, source context, and medical disclaimer on medical guides.
- Correct material errors transparently and re-check time-sensitive information.
Patient review policy
No patient experience is currently published. Future stories require written permission, factual coordination records, de-identification review, and clear separation between what OHC coordinated and the care or outcome delivered by a provider.
OHC will not create composite testimonials, translate sentiment into a stronger claim, promise similar results, or present a coordination case study as evidence of treatment effectiveness.