Medical Service Disclosures

1. Diagnostic Facilitation Only: Henotic Diagnostics acts strictly as a **facilitator** for diagnostic testing and appointment booking, partnering exclusively with **accredited diagnostic laboratories**. We are **not** a direct medical provider. We do not treat, diagnose, or cure any medical conditions. Our communications use a neutral, professional, and informative tone to promote convenience, transparency, and accessibility.

2. Not Medical Advice: The reports, images, and results generated are intended for the information of the referring physician and the patient. These results **do not constitute medical advice**, diagnosis, or a recommendation for treatment.

3. Clinical Correlation Required: All findings must be correlated with the patient’s clinical history, physical examination, and other data by a qualified and licensed **healthcare provider**. The ultimate responsibility for patient management, treatment decisions, and counseling rests exclusively with the patient’s attending physician.

4. Testing Limitations: No diagnostic procedure is 100% accurate. Results are subject to technical limitations, equipment performance, human factors in interpretation, biological variability, and the stage of disease progression.

1. Full Price Disclosure: The **total cost** of any service, including the full payment model and any associated fees, will be clearly disclosed to the user **prior to finalizing the purchase**. We prohibit bait-and-switch tactics; advertised prices match the actual purchase cost with no hidden conditions. We do not engage in inflated or unfair pricing practices.

2. Truthful Messaging: We strictly avoid restricted health claims, unverifiable promises, fear-based, sensational, or manipulative messaging. All information about our services, licenses, and qualifications is accurate and truthful. We do not use false endorsements or unauthorized affiliations.

3. Data and Privacy: We are committed to transparency in data collection. Sensitive medical data is **never** collected without explicit, transparent user consent. We strictly adhere to data protection and privacy regulations and do not mimic trusted entities for data capture.

1. Assessment, Not Guarantee: Imaging studies are diagnostic tools for assessment. They may not detect all underlying pathology, especially in early or microscopic stages of disease, or when obscured by factors such as patient body habitus, bowel gas, scar tissue, or suboptimal acoustic windows.

3. Mammography: Mammography is a key screening tool but has inherent limitations, particularly in dense breast tissue. A negative mammogram does not definitively rule out the presence of breast cancer. Further workup may be required based on clinical suspicion.

4. HSG / SSG Procedures: These procedures assess tubal patency and carry minor risks. The results reflect tubal status at the time of the procedure only.

1. Follicular Studies: Measurements indicate the potential for ovulation but do not guarantee it or conception. Clinical correlation with hormonal assays is necessary.

3. ANC Profiles (Antenatal Care): These blood tests monitor maternal and fetal health status. Any critical or highly abnormal results warrant immediate discussion and intervention by the obstetrician.

1. Confidentiality: All sexual health testing results are handled with the utmost confidentiality.

2. Window Period: Testing for certain infections (e.g., HIV, Hepatitis) may have a “window period” where infection is not detectable. A negative result during this period may require retesting.

3. Counseling and Treatment: A positive result for any sexually transmitted infection (STI) requires immediate and appropriate medical counseling and treatment from a specialist, which is outside the scope of this diagnostic facility.

2. Contrast Agents: The use of contrast media carries a minor risk of adverse reaction. The patient must provide informed consent and report any history of allergies or kidney disease.

3. Incidental Findings: Advanced imaging may identify incidental findings unrelated to the primary reason for the examination. These findings require discussion with the patient’s treating physician.

1. ECG and Holter Monitoring: These tests assess electrical activity. A normal result does not exclude structural heart disease or future cardiac events. Holter monitoring may fail to capture infrequent arrhythmias.

3. 2D Echocardiography and Stress Echo: Image quality is dependent on the patient’s cooperation and acoustic window. Suboptimal studies may necessitate further testing.

1. Pre-test Compliance: Patient compliance with pre-test instructions (e.g., fasting) is critical. We are not responsible for errors arising from a patient’s failure to follow preparatory guidelines.

2. Reference Ranges: Laboratory results are compared to established reference intervals which can vary. Values slightly outside the range may not be clinically relevant and require physician interpretation.

3. Health Check-up Limitations: A **Full-Body Health Check-up** is a preventative **screening** measure, **not** a guarantee of current health or freedom from all diseases. Some conditions may not be detectable by the panel of tests included.