Last Updated: August 10, 2026
SMS OPD Appointment aims to provide accurate and useful patient-navigation information.
Because hospital schedules, doctor availability, appointment procedures and healthcare portals can change, errors or outdated information may occasionally occur.
This policy explains how we handle corrections.
What You Can Report
Readers may contact us about issues such as:
- Incorrect hospital timings
- Incorrect OPD registration hours
- Changed appointment procedures
- Broken official links
- Incorrect hospital contact numbers
- Incorrect doctor information
- Changed consultation schedules
- Outdated fees
- Incorrect department names
- Lab-report portal changes
- Typographical errors
- Misleading wording
- Copyright issues
How to Submit a Correction
Please visit:
Include:
Article URL:
The exact page containing the issue.
Information that appears incorrect:
Quote or clearly describe the disputed statement.
Correct information:
Tell us what should replace it.
Source:
Where possible, provide a link to the official hospital, government portal, official notice or another authoritative source.
Using the subject line “Content Correction” will help us identify the request.
How We Review Corrections
After receiving a correction request, we may:
- Review the relevant article.
- Check the provided source.
- Compare it with official information.
- Contact the relevant institution where practical.
- Correct, clarify or remove the disputed information.
Not every reader request results in a change.
If reliable evidence supports the existing information, we may retain it.
Significant Corrections
When a factual error substantially changes the meaning of an article, we may:
- Correct the article
- Add clarification
- Update the verification date
- Remove unsupported claims
Serious healthcare-information errors are treated with higher priority.
Minor Corrections
Minor errors such as:
- Spelling
- Grammar
- Formatting
- Broken internal links
may be corrected without an editorial notice.
Outdated Information
Information can become outdated even when it was correct at publication.
For example:
- A doctor may move departments.
- OPD hours may change.
- An appointment portal may be redesigned.
- Hospital fees may be revised.
- A contact number may change.
When we identify such changes, we aim to update the page rather than leave knowingly outdated information live.
Broken Links
If an official hospital or government link no longer works, please report it.
We will try to locate the current official destination and update the article where possible.
Removal Requests
Individuals or organizations may request review of information concerning them.
We consider requests based on:
- Accuracy
- Public relevance
- Privacy
- Copyright
- Applicable law
- Availability of authoritative sources
Submitting a request does not guarantee removal.
Our Commitment
We would rather correct or remove uncertain hospital information than knowingly keep inaccurate information published.
Readers who help us identify genuine errors contribute to making SMS OPD Appointment safer and more useful.
Contact
Submit correction requests through:
Use the subject:
Content Correction