Editorial policy

Useful health information depends on clear scope, visible sources, and honest limits. This policy describes how Rehab London approaches its guides.

Sources and attribution

Clinical explanations draw on primary guidance, public health bodies, research, and other sources identified in each article. Provider information is checked against official descriptions where available. A provider’s description is evidence of what it says it offers; it is not proof of treatment outcomes or an independent inspection result. We identify that distinction when it matters.

Research and writing

Articles use AI-assisted research and writing, with editorial checks for source attribution, scope, clarity, and consistency. AI assistance is not a clinical credential. An article should not be treated as medically reviewed unless a named qualified reviewer and that review are explicitly identified. This publication does not claim a clinical review that has not taken place.

Making claims carefully

We avoid guaranteed outcomes, unsupported success rates, invented testimonials, and implications that luxury accommodation establishes clinical quality. We distinguish general educational information from the particular services a provider confirms. Experimental interventions and preventive wellness programs require different interpretation from established treatment for a diagnosed condition.

Dates and changing information

An article’s update date records its editorial revision. It does not mean that every external source changed on that date. Programs, teams, costs, referral pathways, and clinical guidance can change. Check original sources and obtain current written information before making a consequential decision.

Using a guide responsibly

The articles provide education and research starting points. They do not replace a personal assessment or advice from a professional familiar with your history. Do not stop prescribed treatment or attempt a medically risky withdrawal on the basis of an article. If immediate safety is at risk, use local emergency services.