Send the page URL, the specific statement or behavior you think is wrong, and any supporting source through our contact page. You do not need to provide sensitive health information.
How to report an issue
Please identify the page and the exact claim, score explanation, link or interface behavior that needs attention. If your concern is about a factual claim, a primary or official source is especially useful, but it is not required for us to review the report.
How we check a correction request
- We reproduce the issue or locate the disputed statement.
- We check the current source basis and any conflicting evidence.
- We decide whether the problem is factual, interpretive, technical, outdated, unclear or unsupported.
- Where clinical judgment is required, the correction enters the clinical-review process before the page can claim clinical clearance.
Minor fixes
Spelling, punctuation, broken formatting and other changes that do not alter meaning may be corrected without a public correction note. These fixes do not justify changing a page date merely to make it appear fresh.
Substantive corrections
When an error materially changes what a reader would understand, we correct the content and record the substantive change in the page's maintenance history or a visible correction note where appropriate. We update the modified date when the page meaningfully changes.
We do not preserve a known error because a page ranks well, and we do not quietly replace a claim with a stronger one that lacks evidence.
Safety-critical issues
If a report suggests that clinical scoring, urgent-help guidance, crisis information, medication information, youth safety or another high-impact area may be wrong, safety takes priority over traffic. The affected route can be held, noindexed or taken out of promotion while the issue is checked.
Publication dates and modified dates
Dates are intended to tell readers when meaningful work happened. A new modified date is used for substantive changes, not for a routine crawl, automated formatting pass or unchanged republish.
Technical and accessibility defects
Broken links, mobile rendering problems, inaccessible controls and assessment bugs can also be reported through the contact page. Accessibility barriers are tracked under our accessibility statement.