Our Editorial Standards

PlushCare’s Commitment to Ensuring Content Accuracy

PlushCare is dedicated to providing you with accurate and trustworthy health information. We work to ensure content accuracy through:

• > Research from trusted sources

• > Medical reviews by field experts

• > Frequent content updates

PlushCare allows anyone to see a doctor online, receive a diagnosis, and get a treatment plan. To keep our patients informed, we maintain a robust blog that regularly features meaningful articles about virtual healthcare, primary care, and mental health topics.

In order to ensure you are reading only the best content and most medically accurate information, we have members of our clinician network medically review nearly every article on the blog.

We strive to be a trusted ally in your pursuit of health and well-being. As such, PlushCare’s physicians and other healthcare professionals review blog posts and treatment pages to ensure that the information you receive is accurate, evidence-based, current, and trustworthy. Blog content is updated and improved as often as possible. If ever you see content that is inaccurate or needs adjustment, please email us at [email protected].

Research From Trusted Sources

Our articles are written based on trusted and authoritative sources, including government agencies, academic research, and scientific and medical journals.

Medical Reviews By Field Experts

The majority of our blog articles are medically reviewed by licensed physicians for clinical accuracy. Our medical reviewers are top doctors and field experts, many of whom are board-certified with an average of 15 years of experience.

Frequent Content Updates

PlushCare frequently updates our website and blog content as new information becomes available. We continually monitor current events in order to ensure that our articles are up to date with the latest clinical information regarding treatment procedures and protocols.

The PlushCare blog, or any linked materials, are not intended and should not be construed as medical advice, nor is the information a substitute for professional medical expertise or treatment. For more information, click here.