Website Terms

Website Terms

Clear boundaries for using this website.

These terms describe the current public website experience. They do not replace any separate document you may review or sign with Longevion Wellness.

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Last updated September 24, 2026

Important information before you continue.

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Website purpose

This website provides general information about Longevion Wellness, its areas of focus, public resources, and ways to contact the team. Website content is not medical advice, diagnosis, or emergency care and does not replace advice from a qualified professional.

02

Requests and appointments

Submitting a booking request does not create a confirmed appointment. A request remains pending until an authorized Longevion staff member contacts you and confirms the details.

03

Public-form boundary

Public website forms are intended for contact and scheduling information only. Do not include health history, diagnosis details, government identification numbers, payment-card information, or other sensitive information in a public form or ordinary email.

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Appropriate use

You may not use this website to submit false information, impersonate another person, interfere with site security or availability, probe for unauthorized access, or use automated tools in a way that disrupts the service.

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External resources

Links to external organizations and suppliers are provided for reference. Those websites are operated under their own terms and privacy practices. A link does not transfer control of their content or systems to Longevion Wellness.

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Content and availability

Website content, programs, availability, and scheduling information may be updated. If public information conflicts with information provided directly by authorized staff, contact Longevion before relying on it.

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Questions and corrections

If you believe information on this website is inaccurate or need help with a request, contact care@longevionwellness.org. Jurisdiction-specific contractual language, governing-law terms, and dispute provisions require separate written approval before publication.

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