Trust & safety

Built for responsible healthcare navigation.

Salventia helps people find and compare recovery, rehabilitation and wellness options. It does not make clinical decisions, and it does not stand in for a healthcare professional. This page sets out where the boundaries are.

What Salventia does
Navigation
Matching
Information structuring
Comparison
What Salventia does not do
Diagnosis
Prescribing
Emergency triage
Replacing physicians
Autonomous clinical decisions

Confirmed health information

Health-related information used for important matching decisions should be confirmed rather than silently inferred. Where a detail changes the outcome, Salventia asks for it explicitly instead of guessing.

Safety before ranking

Options that are unsuitable for a person's stated contraindications and limitations are excluded before anything is scored. Ranking runs on what is left, not on the whole catalog.

Explainability

Every recommendation carries its reasoning. A user should be able to see:

Why recommended What matched What didn't What to consider

Provider information

Matching relies on structured provider and program data — indications, limitations, therapies, inclusions and pricing supplied and maintained by the provider.

Data & privacy

Health data, consent, access, storage, cross-border handling and data processing are all covered in the Privacy Policy.

Read the Privacy Policy

AI assists navigation. Healthcare professionals retain clinical responsibility.

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