1. No independent medical diagnosis or treatment
Stilwater software, AI features, educational materials, wellness content and automated recommendations are not, by themselves, medical diagnosis, treatment or a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional. Decisions about symptoms, medications, treatment, diagnosis or clinical care should be made with an appropriately qualified professional.
2. AI outputs have limitations
Artificial intelligence can generate incorrect, incomplete or outdated information. AI may fail to understand important clinical context. Any AI-generated suggestion should be reviewed in light of the user's circumstances and, where relevant, by an authorized healthcare professional.
3. Not for emergencies
Do not use Stilwater as an emergency service. If you believe you or another person may be experiencing a medical emergency, contact the appropriate local emergency service or seek immediate professional care.
4. Nutrition, yoga, exercise and wellness activities
Nutrition changes, yoga, exercise and other wellness activities may not be suitable for everyone. Consider personal health conditions, allergies, medications, pregnancy, mobility limitations and professional advice before making material changes or beginning a new activity.
5. Independent providers and organizations
Stilwater may provide software used by independent providers, clinics, coaches or organizations. Those parties are responsible for the professional services they deliver and for using the technology within their own scope of practice, policies and legal obligations.
6. Product configuration matters
Custom Stilwater applications can be configured for different use cases. The applicable customer agreement, privacy notice, consent flow and professional oversight model determine how a specific deployment should be used.
7. Questions
If you are unsure whether a feature is appropriate for your situation, consult a qualified healthcare professional before relying on it.