Our health library is patient education, not personalised diagnosis or a treatment plan. Content should help readers understand a topic, recognise when assessment may be useful, and identify symptoms that require medical or emergency care.
Who creates and reviews our content?
Clinical content is attributed to Dr. Vaishali Suri (P.T.), the clinic founder, whose displayed qualifications are BPT and MIAP. Medical claims, safety statements, and treatment descriptions must receive human review before publication. AI tools may assist with organisation or drafting, but they are not accepted as clinical sources.
How we select evidence
We prioritise current clinical guidelines, systematic reviews, peer-reviewed research, and official public-health sources. A named journal or organisation homepage is not treated as a claim-level citation; important claims should link to the relevant guideline, review, or paper wherever practical.
- World Health Organization — Rehabilitation
- NICE clinical guidance
- Cochrane evidence
- PubMed biomedical literature
How health information is written
- Lead with a direct, plain-language answer to the reader's question.
- Separate general evidence from clinic-specific services and availability.
- Avoid guaranteed outcomes, universal recovery times, and one-size-fits-all advice.
- Explain limitations, contraindications, red flags, and referral needs.
- Use specific sources for statistics and material clinical claims.
Updates and medical review
Evergreen pages are reviewed when guidance changes and as part of periodic content maintenance. A visible updated date is used only when the page has received a substantive revision. Cosmetic edits do not justify a new medical review date.
Corrections
If a factual or clinical error is identified, we assess the underlying source, correct the page, and update the displayed revision information when the change is substantive. Readers and clinicians can report an issue at [email protected]. Please include the page URL and the statement in question.
Independence and commercial content
Educational content should distinguish evidence from marketing. Sponsorship, paid placement, or a material commercial relationship must be disclosed on the affected page. Treatment suitability is determined by assessment, not by the need to promote a service or device.
Medical limitations
Website information cannot account for an individual's diagnosis, medication, pregnancy status, surgery, neurological signs, or other medical history. Seek urgent local care for emergencies, severe trauma, progressive weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Published and last updated: 25 July 2026.