Health Information Notice

1. Not medical advice

Hilva does not diagnose illnesses, recommend treatments, determine doses, or instruct anyone to start, stop, or modify a medication.

Health decisions should be made with qualified professionals who know the person’s circumstances.

2. Information must be reviewed

Medications, doses, schedules, and instructions shown in Hilva come from information entered or confirmed by users. Review that information against the relevant clinical source.

3. Reminders can fail

Notifications depend on devices, connectivity, browsers, operating systems, and external services. A reminder may be delayed, duplicated, or not delivered.

Do not rely exclusively on Hilva when a missed dose or notification could create a serious or immediate risk.

4. Prescription reading and artificial intelligence

Assisted prescription reading prepares a draft and may make mistakes. All extracted information must be reviewed by a person before a treatment is created or changed in Hilva.

The feature does not verify document authenticity, interpret clinical intent, or replace professional review.

5. Emergencies

Hilva is not an emergency service. In a medical emergency, suspected overdose, serious adverse reaction, breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, or other dangerous situation, immediately use the emergency services available in your location.

6. Treatment changes

Recording, pausing, or removing a medication in Hilva changes organization inside the application; it is not an instruction to stop or modify the real treatment. Make clinical changes only according to appropriate professional instructions.