Vikas Thakur / / 12 min readA live Instagram or Facebook feed widget on a clinic website pulls in captions, tagged photos and comment threads automatically, and any of those can carry a patient's clinical statement. Section 133 of the National Law bans testimonials in advertising a regulated health service, and AHPRA's cosmetic guidelines treat that republished content the same as a testimonial the clinic wrote.
Vikas Thakur / / 13 min readSection 133 of the National Law lets a clinic advertise a discount as long as the terms and conditions are stated in the ad itself. A separate rule bans certain discount mechanics outright, no matter what the terms say. Building a discount page means knowing which rule you are up against.
Vikas Thakur / / 8 min readA Google reviews widget pulls whatever patients wrote, including clinical outcomes. Section 133 of the National Law bans testimonials in advertising a regulated health service. An automated widget cannot filter for that, which is the whole problem.