Clinic policies

Educational scope (core policy)

WeAD AI Health Clinic exists to help users organize and understand health-related information. Outputs — including text, voice replies, and generated reports — are educational and exploratory. They are not:

• A medical diagnosis or definitive clinical conclusion
• A prescription, treatment order, or medication recommendation you should follow without a licensed clinician
• A signed fitness-for-work, insurance, or legal medical certificate
• Emergency triage that replaces calling local emergency services

You remain responsible for decisions about your care. When in doubt, see a qualified healthcare professional in person.

AI consultation policy

Free consultation and report generation use large language models and, where configured, vision models for optional images (e.g. gastro educational context). These systems:

• Can be wrong, incomplete, or overconfident — especially with rare conditions or subtle labs
• Do not examine you physically and cannot order tests
• May use public reference data (e.g. MedlinePlus, OpenFDA) when available; absence of a flag does not mean you are healthy
• Are presented under personas such as Dr. Family and specialty physicians for clarity, not because a human doctor reviewed your case in real time

We do not display third-party AI vendor names in the user interface. Under the hood, model providers may change as the service is maintained.

Specialty & occupational use

Department-specific intakes and job-medical style questions help you prepare documentation. Employers, insurers, or regulators should not treat clinic output as official clearance unless they explicitly accept educational drafts — which we do not guarantee.

Children & vulnerable users

Pediatric and mental-health screening flows are for guardian-led or self-reported educational use. They are not crisis services. If you or someone else is at risk of self-harm, contact local crisis lines or emergency services immediately.

Truth & conduct (WeAD Pact alignment)

WeAD projects, including this clinic, aim for honest communication: no false certainty, no substitute for professional duty of care, and transparent limitations. We document what the software does and does not do rather than implying licensure we do not hold.

For the broader WeAD alignment commitment, see the WeAD Pact and verification guide.

Service changes

Features, credit models (if any on sibling WeAD apps), departments, and AI behavior may change as the platform evolves. Material policy changes will be reflected on this page with an updated date.