Choose the appropriate source
Provider websites are useful for the services, contact details and prices a provider advertises. They do not independently establish licensing, clinical quality, eligibility or outcomes.
For legal matters we seek official statutes, regulations and parliamentary records. Secondary reporting may identify a development, but a report about a proposal does not establish that it has become law.
Clinical background may link to established health authorities. Their jurisdiction-specific rules must not be presented as Kyrgyz law.
Use precise labels
- Provider-reported: observed in a provider publication; not independently audited.
- Not confirmed: insufficient evidence to state the detail as established.
- Source reviewed: the date the referenced information was examined; not an on-site visit or a clinical inspection.
Clinic profiles are based on provider publications. We have not completed regulatory licence verification or clinical audits. A listing does not certify a provider.
Publish proportionately
We do not assign star ratings or create a “best clinic” league table. Default directory order is alphabetical. Missing information is not evidence that a provider is unsafe or that it lacks a service.
Research and writing tools, including AI, may assist preparation. The presence of a page is not evidence of professional review. The team pages introduce the medical adviser and medical editor; completed professional reviews are identified separately.
Authorship, editing and medical review
The website’s content is compiled and published by Cholpon Asanova, our medical editor and a medical student. She organises provider publications, quotations and reference material for readers. Editorial work does not constitute clinical advice or professional medical review.
A completed medical review is marked with the reviewer’s name and review date on the relevant article. A team appointment alone does not mean that an article has been medically reviewed. Pages without a completed review are labelled accordingly.
Medical expertise does not substitute for a separate qualified legal review of surrogacy, nationality or immigration information.
Corrections and updates
Send the affected page URL, the disputed statement and supporting source through Contact & corrections or email [email protected]. Providers can submit corrections with supporting sources. Payment does not determine whether a factual correction is accepted.
Source notes identify the publications used, their scope and the checks recorded. A provider statement is distinguished from independent evidence. Dates refer to the recorded source check or editorial update. This site does not promise real-time monitoring of laws, prices or availability.
Use this guide to prepare a discussion with your treating team and, where needed, independent legal advisers. Individual eligibility, treatment and travel plans need confirmation for your circumstances.