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Terms and conditions

Last updated: [PENDING INFORMATION — publication date]

This text is a general draft. It must be reviewed and validated by a legal professional before final publication.

1. Purpose of the site

This website belongs to SAH — Servicio Austral de Hemodinamia and is informational and institutional in nature. Its purpose is to present interventional cardiology and hemodynamics services, facilitate contact for patients and referring physicians, and provide general information about procedures and care.

2. This site does not grant appointments

Filling out any of the forms on this site does not constitute confirmation of an appointment. Appointment scheduling is always handled through the corresponding clinic.

3. Informational nature of the content

Information published about procedures, preparation and care is general in nature. It does not constitute a diagnosis or personalized medical indication. See the Medical disclaimer.

4. Permitted use

You may use this site to inform yourself, contact SAH, or fill out the medical referral form, in good faith and in accordance with its purpose. Use for unlawful purposes, or entering false information in the forms, is not permitted.

5. Intellectual property

The content, text, images and design of this site belong to SAH or are used with corresponding authorization, unless otherwise indicated. Reproduction without prior authorization is not permitted.

6. Third-party links

This site may include links to third-party sites (for example, social media). SAH is not responsible for the content of external sites.

7. Limitation of liability

SAH takes reasonable care regarding the accuracy of published information, but does not guarantee it is free of errors. Use of this site does not replace consultation with a health professional.

8. Modifications

These terms may be updated at any time. The date of the last update appears at the top of this page.

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Argentine Republic. Any dispute is subject to the competent courts of the Santa Cruz jurisdiction, without prejudice to applicable consumer protection regulations.