How Hassist creates and maintains its guides
Our guides should help families make practical decisions without overstating what technology can do. This policy explains who writes them, how claims are checked and how corrections are handled.
Key facts
- Every guide names the Hassist Editorial Team and its update date
- Product claims must match the service families can actually use
- Health information is educational and never presented as diagnosis
- Correction requests can be sent to support@hassist.in
Who writes the guides
The Hassist Editorial Team maintains the public guides. We do not attach a doctor’s name or claim medical review unless that review has actually taken place and can be identified.
How claims are checked
Product details are checked against the current Hassist experience. When a guide uses an outside fact, the team should prefer a primary or authoritative source and avoid copying unsupported claims.
Health and safety boundaries
Guides may explain practical care routines and warning signs, but they do not diagnose or prescribe. Urgent danger should be handled through 112 or the appropriate emergency service.
Updates and corrections
Pages show an update date. If a price, feature or policy changes, the relevant page should be updated. Readers can report an error to support@hassist.in for review and correction.
Frequently asked questions
Are Hassist guides medical advice?
No. They provide general educational and practical information and do not replace a doctor, caregiver or emergency service.
Are articles reviewed by a doctor?
Not unless a page explicitly names a qualified medical reviewer. Hassist does not imply medical review where none occurred.
How can I report an error?
Email support@hassist.in with the page URL and the detail that may need correction.
See how Hassist can support your family
Hassist provides companionship and family-support information. It is not a medical diagnosis, medical device, emergency service or replacement for professional care. In danger, call 112.