Editorial Policy
Editorial Policy
WellU website content is written to help international patients understand medical tourism planning in China. Content should be practical, conservative, transparent, and clearly separated from medical advice.
Content principles
- Use plain language for international readers
- Avoid fake reviews, fake partnerships, and unverified medical claims
- Separate coordination services from clinical diagnosis or treatment
- Update material when business scope, legal requirements, or source data changes
Medical review boundary
WellU content may describe planning workflows and general service categories, but clinical recommendations should be verified by qualified healthcare professionals.
Corrections
If content is inaccurate, outdated, or unclear, WellU should correct it promptly and keep high-impact medical or legal wording under review.
Sources
Statistics, partner descriptions, and healthcare claims should be tied to reliable public sources or internal records when used in marketing or search materials.