We write about health, so we hold our work to particularly high standards of accuracy. This page explains how we prepare our content.

Sources

We support facts with links to original sources: official websites of Armenian government agencies, media reports, clinic websites, and scientific publications.
A list of sources appears at the end of each article.
We publish prices only with a source and date because they change quickly.

Medical Information

Content about treatment methods is for reference and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.
We involve practicing physicians in reviewing medical content. If a page has undergone this review, the reviewer is named next to the update date.
We do not provide diagnostic recommendations or recommend specific doctors in exchange for payment.

News

We follow Armenian and international media and the official channels of Armenia’s Ministry of Health and Tourism Committee.
We use automation tools, including language models, to monitor sources and prepare drafts. An editor reviews and approves every article before publication.
We do not copy other people’s texts. We summarize the key points in our own words, explain what the news means for patients, and always link to the original source.

Corrections

If we make a mistake, we correct the content and update the date. We note significant corrections in the text. You can report an error at info@medtour.am.

Advertising and Independence

Editorial content is not for sale. Clinics cannot pay for a mention in an article or a place in a curated list.
If advertising or sponsored content appears on the site, it is labeled “Advertisement,” and its links carry the sponsored attribute.
We disclose any conflicts of interest in the article.