Version 1.0 | September 15, 2026
National patient-facing terms for MDTelemed LLC digital and telemedicine services
3. AGREEMENT, PARTIES, AND ACCEPTANCE
These Terms of Use & Terms of Service ("Terms") are entered into between MDTelemed LLC ("MDTelemed," "we," "us," or "our") and the individual who accesses or uses the MDTelemed website, patient portal, telemedicine technology, communications tools, membership features, or related services ("you" or "your"). MDTelemed LLC is the contracting entity identified by MDTelemed for the services governed by these Terms.
By creating an account, clicking an acceptance control, purchasing or enrolling in a service or membership, or otherwise using a service after being presented with these Terms, you acknowledge that you have had an opportunity to review them and agree to be bound by them to the extent permitted by applicable law.
These Terms must be read together with the documents incorporated by reference where applicable, including the Website & Consumer Privacy Policy, HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices, Telehealth Informed Consent, Payment/Billing Policy, Membership/Automatic Renewal Terms, Patient Rights & Responsibilities, Prescribing Policy, Emergency Policy, and applicable state addenda.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to waive a right that applicable law does not permit a patient or consumer to waive. If a provision is prohibited in a particular jurisdiction, the provision will be interpreted or limited to the maximum lawful extent rather than used to eliminate a nonwaivable right.
3.1 No Hidden Incorporation
A policy or consent is incorporated into these Terms only when MDTelemed identifies it as applicable and makes it reasonably available to the user. Clinical consents that require a separate acknowledgment remain separate even when referenced here.
3.2 Changes to Terms
MDTelemed may revise these Terms when services, laws, or business practices change. The effective date will be updated. Material changes affecting ongoing memberships, dispute rights, privacy rights, or other legally significant obligations will be communicated in the manner required by applicable law. MDTelemed will not rely on silent retroactive modification where applicable law requires affirmative assent.
4. MDTeleMED SERVICE MODEL
MDTelemed provides telemedicine and related administrative and digital services. Clinical services are delivered by licensed medical doctors (MDs). MDTelemed's current service model does not use DOs, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants as treating clinicians.
MDTelemed may offer synchronous video, audio-only/telephone, asynchronous questionnaire or messaging, and secure messaging. Availability of a modality for a particular patient, condition, or state depends on physician judgment and applicable law. The existence of a technical modality does not mean that the modality is clinically appropriate or legally sufficient for every encounter.
4.1 Human Physician Care
Clinical decisions are made by human MD physicians. MDTelemed does not hold out an autonomous artificial-intelligence system as the treating clinician. AI-assisted telescribing or documentation technology may assist the physician in documenting an encounter, subject to separate disclosures and consent. The physician remains responsible for clinical judgment and the medical record.
4.2 Scope of Clinical Services
MDTelemed may evaluate and manage a broad range of acute, chronic, preventive, primary-care, psychiatric, dermatologic, sexual-health, men's and women's health, weight-management, medication-refill, and other conditions that a physician determines can be appropriately addressed through telemedicine. A broad service scope is not a promise that every condition can or will be treated remotely.
Physicians may order or recommend laboratory testing, imaging, electrocardiography, or other diagnostic services when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. Such testing is ordinarily performed by an independent facility or other appropriate provider, not through the remote video or messaging interface itself.
4.3 No Controlled Substances
MDTelemed's company policy prohibits prescribing Schedule II-V controlled substances through the MDTelemed service. This is an MDTelemed scope-of-service restriction even if federal or state law might otherwise permit a particular controlled-substance prescription in a particular circumstance. Patients seeking controlled substances should use an appropriate in-person or other lawful clinical service.
5. TELEMEDICINE IS NOT EMERGENCY CARE
MDTelemed is not an emergency medical service and is not a substitute for 911, an emergency department, or immediate in-person emergency evaluation.
If you believe you are experiencing a medical or psychiatric emergency, including severe chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, severe allergic reaction, overdose, suicidal intent, homicidal intent, or another condition requiring immediate intervention, call 911 or your local emergency number and seek emergency care.
A physician may stop or redirect a telemedicine encounter if the physician believes the patient needs emergency or in-person care. MDTelemed's Emergency, Urgent Care & Crisis Policy provides additional information.
6. ELIGIBILITY, AGE, AND AUTHORITY
MDTelemed treats patients of all ages, from infancy through older adulthood. Adults may generally act for themselves. A parent, legal guardian, authorized representative, or other person may act for another individual only when legally authorized.
Minor consent and confidentiality laws vary substantially by state and by service. Nothing in these Terms should be read as establishing a single national age at which a minor may independently consent to all care. MDTelemed's Pediatric Care, Parent/Guardian Consent & Minor Rights Policy and 50-State Minor Consent & Confidentiality Addendum govern those issues.
6.1 Authority to Accept Terms
If you accept these Terms for another person, you represent that you have legal authority to do so. MDTelemed may request reasonable documentation of guardianship, parental authority, personal-representative status, power of attorney, or other authority before permitting access to records or services.
6.2 Accurate Identity
You must provide accurate identity and contact information and must not impersonate another person. MDTelemed may use reasonable identity-verification procedures and may suspend access when identity or authority cannot be established.
7. PATIENT PHYSICAL LOCATION AND PHYSICIAN LICENSURE
You must accurately disclose your physical location for a telemedicine encounter. The relevant location is where you are physically present at the time of care, not merely your residence, mailing address, or account state.
MDTelemed will seek to connect you with an MD who is licensed or otherwise legally authorized to practice in the jurisdiction where you are located. If your location changes, you must tell the physician or platform. A visit may be delayed, redirected, or discontinued if an appropriately authorized physician is unavailable.
MDTelemed does not promise that a physician is available in every state at every moment merely because MDTelemed intends to operate nationally.
8. ACCOUNT REGISTRATION AND SECURITY
Provide complete and accurate registration information. Maintain current contact information. Protect passwords, authentication codes, devices, and other account credentials. Do not share an account except through an authorized proxy or dependent-access feature. Notify MDTelemed promptly if you reasonably believe an account has been compromised. Use patient portals and secure communication methods when available for sensitive health information.
MDTelemed may temporarily restrict an account when reasonably necessary to investigate suspected fraud, impersonation, cybersecurity risk, abuse, or unauthorized access. Restriction of a digital account does not eliminate MDTelemed's obligations concerning continuity of care, medical records, or patient abandonment under applicable law.
9. PATIENT RESPONSIBILITIES AND CLINICAL INFORMATION
Telemedicine depends materially on the accuracy and completeness of information supplied by the patient or representative. You agree to provide information that is accurate to the best of your knowledge, including symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, pregnancy status when relevant, recent testing, and other information requested by the physician.
You are responsible for asking questions when instructions are unclear, following agreed treatment plans or informing the physician when you cannot do so, completing recommended testing or follow-up, and seeking in-person or emergency care when directed.
A physician may decline to prescribe, diagnose, continue treatment, or provide a requested service when information is insufficient, the condition is unsuitable for telemedicine, the request is clinically inappropriate, the physician cannot establish an adequate physician-patient relationship, or applicable law prohibits the service.
10. PRESCRIPTIONS, PHARMACIES, LABS, IMAGING, AND REFERRALS
A prescription is never guaranteed. Prescribing is based on the physician's independent medical judgment, applicable law, clinical appropriateness, available information, and MDTelemed's prescribing policies.
MDTelemed may transmit a lawful prescription electronically to a pharmacy selected by the patient or otherwise arranged through the service. A pharmacy is generally responsible for its own dispensing decisions, inventory, pricing, substitutions, and fulfillment. A physician may change, cancel, or decline a prescription when clinically or legally appropriate.
Laboratory, imaging, specialist, emergency, pharmacy, and other third-party services may result in separate charges. Unless expressly stated on the MDTelemed website for a particular service, the MDTelemed visit price does not automatically include third-party testing, medication, imaging, specialist, or facility charges.
Patients are responsible for completing ordered or recommended testing and for ensuring MDTelemed can obtain results when necessary for follow-up. Abnormal or time-sensitive results may require urgent or in-person care.
11. PAYMENT, PRICING, AND SELF-PAY STATUS
MDTelemed is launching as a cash/self-pay service. Current prices are displayed on the MDTelemed website or during the applicable purchase or enrollment flow and may change prospectively. These Terms intentionally do not hard-code a dollar amount that could become inaccurate.
Before a charge is authorized, MDTelemed should disclose the price or pricing method applicable to the service. You are responsible for charges you authorize, subject to refund, cancellation, dispute, Good Faith Estimate, and other rights provided by applicable law and MDTelemed policies.
MDTelemed is not health insurance, and a membership is not an insurance product. Unless MDTelemed expressly states otherwise for a specific service, payment to MDTelemed does not cover third-party pharmacy, laboratory, imaging, specialist, hospital, or emergency-service charges.
11.1 Good Faith Estimates
Uninsured and self-pay patients may have federal rights to a Good Faith Estimate and to dispute certain bills under the No Surprises Act framework. MDTelemed will provide the notices and estimates required for services within that framework. The Good Faith Estimate notice is separate from these Terms.
11.2 Payment Disputes
Billing disputes should first be submitted through MDTelemed's billing or administrative contact. Exercising a good-faith billing right will not result in retaliation or denial of medically necessary emergency information or access to records required by law.
12. MEMBERSHIPS, RECURRING CHARGES, AND CANCELLATION
MDTelemed may offer optional memberships or subscriptions. The price, billing frequency, included benefits, exclusions, renewal terms, cancellation method, and any trial or promotional conditions must be disclosed in the enrollment flow and in the separate Membership, Automatic Renewal & Cancellation Terms.
If a membership renews automatically, MDTelemed will obtain the authorization required by applicable law and provide a cancellation mechanism that satisfies applicable federal and state requirements. MDTelemed will not make cancellation materially more difficult than enrollment where the law prohibits such practices.
Cancellation of a membership does not automatically cancel a separately scheduled medical service, outstanding balance, or legally required medical-record retention.
Because automatic-renewal law is changing, MDTelemed will maintain a 50-state renewal/cancellation compliance matrix and update enrollment flows rather than relying on a single static national rule.
13. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND E-SIGN
MDTelemed conducts substantial business electronically. By using the service and providing electronic contact information, you may receive service-related communications electronically, subject to applicable law and separate consent requirements.
Where the federal E-SIGN Act or state electronic-transactions law requires consumer disclosures or consent before electronic delivery substitutes for legally required paper information, MDTelemed will provide the required disclosure and consent process. The separate Electronic Communications, Electronic Records & E-SIGN Consent will govern those matters.
Consent to receive marketing texts or automated promotional communications is separate from consent to receive medical care and will be obtained where required.
14. AI-ASSISTED DOCUMENTATION
MDTelemed may use AI-assisted telescribing technology to help create clinical documentation from an encounter. The technology is an assistive documentation tool; it is not the treating physician and does not independently establish the diagnosis or treatment plan.
The actual audio-processing, storage, retention, vendor, model-training, and deletion practices must be verified before public launch. Those practices will be addressed in MDTelemed's AI Telescribe, Audio Capture & Documentation Consent. These Terms do not create an unsupported promise that audio is either permanently retained or immediately deleted.
15. PRIVACY AND MEDICAL RECORDS
MDTelemed's handling of personal information is described in the Website & Consumer Privacy Policy. Uses and disclosures of PHI are addressed in the HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices. State consumer-health-data and privacy rights are addressed in applicable supplemental notices.
Patients may request access to medical records as provided by HIPAA and applicable state law. MDTelemed currently expects to support PDF records; these Terms do not promise CSV, FHIR, or another export format unless implemented or legally required.
Medical records are retained according to applicable law and MDTelemed's retention schedule. Closing an account or cancelling a membership does not authorize destruction of records that MDTelemed must retain.
16. ACCEPTABLE USE AND PROHIBITED CONDUCT
You may use MDTelemed only for lawful personal health-care and related purposes. Prohibited conduct includes: Impersonating another person or misrepresenting authority to act for a patient. Providing materially false information to obtain a prescription, service, refund, or other benefit. Threatening, stalking, harassing, or abusing physicians, staff, contractors, or other users. Attempting to defeat authentication, access another patient's information, introduce malicious code, scrape protected systems, or interfere with platform operation. Using MDTelemed to obtain or attempt to obtain controlled substances in violation of MDTelemed policy. Using another person's payment method without authorization. Using MDTelemed content or systems to facilitate fraud, unlawful activity, or infringement.
MDTelemed may take proportionate action in response to misconduct, including warnings, feature restrictions, suspension, or termination. MDTelemed does not promise a rigid first-offense/second-offense/third-offense sequence because immediate action may be necessary for serious safety, fraud, privacy, or security concerns.
17. RECORDING AND CAPTURE BY USERS
A patient must comply with all applicable federal and state recording, wiretap, eavesdropping, privacy, and consent laws. MDTelemed does not state that every patient recording is automatically a federal crime; recording laws vary by jurisdiction and circumstance.
Unless expressly authorized by MDTelemed and all legally required participants, users may not record, livestream, rebroadcast, commercially exploit, or publicly distribute a telemedicine encounter through the MDTelemed platform. This contractual restriction does not eliminate any right that applicable law makes nonwaivable.
MDTelemed's own AI-assisted audio processing or recording, if any, is governed by separate disclosure and consent and is not authorized merely because this section restricts user recording.
18. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The MDTelemed website, software, interfaces, branding, graphics, text, workflows, and other proprietary platform content may be protected by copyright, trademark, patent, trade-secret, and other laws. Except for rights expressly granted to use the service, MDTelemed does not transfer ownership of its platform intellectual property to users.
Patients retain the rights in their health information provided by applicable law. Ownership of the physical or electronic medical record itself is governed by applicable state law and should not be confused with the patient's rights of access, amendment, authorization, and confidentiality.
19. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
MDTelemed may interact with pharmacies, laboratories, imaging facilities, payment services, communications providers, and other third parties. Those parties may be independent entities with their own terms and privacy practices.
MDTelemed is not responsible for a third party's independent acts merely because MDTelemed provides a link, referral, electronic order, or technical connection. This provision does not excuse MDTelemed from responsibility imposed by law for its own negligence, contractual duties, selection obligations, HIPAA responsibilities, or other nonwaivable duties.
20. SERVICE AVAILABILITY AND TECHNOLOGY
Telemedicine depends on telecommunications, internet access, compatible devices, electricity, and third-party infrastructure. Interruptions can occur. MDTelemed will use reasonable efforts to maintain its services but does not promise uninterrupted or error-free availability.
MDTelemed does not currently make a contractual 99.9% uptime guarantee because that specification has not been verified. Any future service-level commitment must be expressly stated in a separate written agreement or verified public policy.
If a technology failure prevents clinically adequate care, the physician may reschedule, change modality where lawful and appropriate, recommend in-person care, or terminate the remote encounter.
21. NO GUARANTEE OF A PARTICULAR MEDICAL OUTCOME
Medicine involves uncertainty. MDTelemed and its physicians do not guarantee a particular diagnosis, treatment response, medication effect, laboratory result, referral outcome, or cure. A lack of guaranteed outcome does not eliminate the physician's obligation to comply with the applicable professional standard of care.
Telemedicine has inherent limitations, including the inability to perform some hands-on examinations or procedures remotely. The physician must decide whether the available information is sufficient and whether escalation to in-person care is required.
22. WARRANTIES REGARDING THE DIGITAL PLATFORM
To the maximum extent permitted by law, non-clinical digital platform functions are provided without warranties that they will be uninterrupted, completely error-free, or compatible with every device or network. Any legally implied warranties that cannot be disclaimed remain in effect.
This digital-platform disclaimer is not intended to disclaim or cap liability for professional medical negligence, gross negligence, willful misconduct, statutory privacy rights, or other liability that applicable law does not permit MDTelemed to disclaim.
23. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY - LAWFUL SCOPE
The original MDTelemed draft attempted to cap nearly all liability at the amount paid or $500 and expressly purported to exclude damages from a missed diagnosis causing a stroke. That formulation is not adopted in Version 1.0.
For claims arising solely from non-clinical platform functionality and not from professional medical care, privacy/security duties, gross negligence, willful misconduct, bodily injury, or another category for which limitation is prohibited, MDTelemed may seek to limit liability to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. The precise enforceable limitation should be finalized by 50-state consumer and health-care counsel.
Nothing in these Terms limits a remedy or damages category when applicable law makes such a limitation unenforceable or prohibits advance waiver.
24. INDEMNIFICATION - LIMITED TO USER MISCONDUCT
To the extent permitted by law, a user may be responsible for losses arising from the user's intentional unlawful conduct, fraud, infringement, unauthorized account use caused by the user's deliberate credential sharing, or material violation of these Terms.
This section is not intended to require a patient to indemnify MDTelemed for MDTelemed's own professional negligence, statutory violation, gross negligence, or willful misconduct.
25. SUSPENSION, TERMINATION, AND CONTINUITY OF CARE
A user may stop using MDTelemed, subject to membership cancellation and outstanding-payment terms. MDTelemed may suspend or terminate access for material breach, fraud, threats, security risk, abuse, inability to verify identity or location, or other legitimate reasons.
Termination of digital access must be distinguished from termination of a physician-patient relationship. When applicable law or the circumstances require notice, interim care, medication considerations, records access, referral information, or other steps to avoid patient abandonment, MDTelemed and the physician will follow those requirements.
Medical records remain available as required by law after account or membership termination.
26. COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES
Patients may submit complaints or grievances without retaliation. Complaints may concern clinical care, privacy, accessibility, billing, conduct, or other services. The Grievance & Complaints Policy provides the applicable channels and process.
Nothing in an internal grievance process prevents a patient from contacting a state medical board, privacy regulator, consumer-protection agency, law-enforcement agency, or other governmental authority when the patient has a legal right to do so.
27. DISPUTE RESOLUTION - PRE-ARBITRATION NOTICE
Before initiating formal arbitration or litigation, the parties should ordinarily provide written notice describing the dispute and requested relief and allow a reasonable period for good-faith informal resolution, unless waiting would prejudice a legal right, limitations period, emergency remedy, or other protected interest.
Notices to MDTelemed may be sent to Support@MDTelemed.com and MDTelemed LLC, 304 S Jones Blvd #4872, Las Vegas, NV 89107. A final launch version should specify a dedicated legal-notice channel if MDTelemed establishes one.
28. ARBITRATION AND CLASS-ACTION WAIVER - COUNSEL-REVIEW DRAFT
MDTelemed intends to use a carefully drafted pre-dispute arbitration framework for eligible consumer disputes. This section must not be activated in the production click-through flow until qualified counsel has reviewed enforceability and required disclosures in every state in which MDTelemed operates, including special rules that may apply to agreements concerning medical malpractice or health-care services.
Subject to that review, disputes that are legally eligible for pre-dispute arbitration may be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by JAMS under the rules applicable to the dispute and JAMS Consumer Arbitration Minimum Standards, rather than by a judge or jury.
28.1 Consumer Fairness Safeguards
The arbitration obligation should be reciprocal. The consumer must receive conspicuous notice of the arbitration clause and its consequences. Small-claims relief must remain available for qualifying claims. Remedies available under applicable law must remain available in arbitration unless the consumer retains a lawful court route for the remedy. The arbitrator must be neutral and the consumer must have a reasonable opportunity to participate in selection. Location may not effectively prevent consumer access to arbitration. The agreement may not discourage representation by counsel. Consumer costs must comply with JAMS Consumer Minimum Standards and applicable law; MDTelemed should bear required arbitration costs beyond the consumer filing amount. Relevant non-privileged discovery must be available. The award should be written and state the essential findings and conclusions as required by applicable JAMS consumer standards.
28.2 Medical Malpractice and Other Special Claims
The final arbitration clause must separately determine whether professional-negligence, medical-malpractice, wrongful-death, informed-consent, or other health-care claims may lawfully be included in a pre-dispute consumer arbitration agreement in the patient's state. If a state requires a separate form, special font, separate signature, post-dispute agreement, revocation period, or prohibits pre-dispute arbitration of a category of claim, MDTelemed will follow that state rule.
28.3 Class and Representative Proceedings
For disputes lawfully subject to individual arbitration, MDTelemed intends to require individual rather than class or representative arbitration to the extent enforceable. This provision will not be applied where applicable law makes the waiver unenforceable or preserves a nonwaivable public-injunctive or representative remedy.
28.4 Opt-Out Consideration
Before launch, counsel should determine whether providing a time-limited arbitration opt-out improves enforceability or consumer fairness in the states served. No opt-out period is promised by this draft until the final arbitration architecture is approved.
28.5 Arbitration Provider
MDTelemed's intended administrator is JAMS. The final clause should link or provide access to the applicable JAMS rules and Consumer Minimum Standards and identify how to commence arbitration.
29. GOVERNING LAW AND STATE-SPECIFIC RIGHTS
MDTelemed is headquartered at the address stated below, but telemedicine is regulated substantially by the law of the state where the patient is located. A single Nevada choice-of-law clause cannot be used to erase mandatory patient, professional, privacy, consumer, minor-consent, or medical-malpractice protections of another state.
The final Terms may designate Nevada law for ordinary contract questions to the extent lawful, while expressly preserving mandatory law of the patient's jurisdiction and any governing professional standard of care. Venue provisions must likewise be reconciled with the final arbitration structure and state consumer law.
30. FORCE MAJEURE AND EVENTS OUTSIDE REASONABLE CONTROL
For non-clinical platform obligations, MDTelemed will not be responsible for delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, such as widespread telecommunications outages, natural disasters, governmental actions, or infrastructure failures, to the extent permitted by law. This section does not excuse legally required patient-safety actions, emergency escalation, record preservation, breach notification, or other nonwaivable duties.
31. SEVERABILITY, WAIVER, AND INTERPRETATION
If a court or arbitrator with authority determines that a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the provision should be enforced to the maximum lawful extent or severed if necessary, while preserving the remainder of the Terms where legally permissible.
A failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not automatically waive future enforcement. Headings are for organization and do not change substantive meaning. "Including" means including without limitation unless context requires otherwise.
32. ASSIGNMENT
A user may not transfer an MDTelemed account or personal rights under these Terms to another person except as permitted by law. MDTelemed may assign contractual rights in connection with a lawful merger, reorganization, financing, sale, or transfer of the business, subject to applicable privacy, medical-record, and professional-practice obligations.
33. CONTACT INFORMATION
MDTelemed LLC 304 S Jones Blvd #4872 Las Vegas, NV 89107 Business Administration / General Contact: Support@MDTelemed.com
34. RELATED DOCUMENTS
Website & Consumer Privacy Policy Patient Bill of Rights & Responsibilities Telehealth Informed Consent Prescribing & Medication Safety Policy Pediatric Care, Parent/Guardian Consent & Minor Rights Payment, Billing, Cancellation & Refund Policy Emergency, Urgent Care & Crisis Policy Complaints, Grievances & Appeals Acceptable Use & Patient Conduct Continuity of Care, Transfer & Termination Policy Dispute Resolution, Arbitration & Class-Action Waiver HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices 50-State Telehealth Consent & Disclosure Addendum Electronic Communications, Electronic Records & E-SIGN Consent Membership, Automatic Renewal & Cancellation Terms Good Faith Estimate / No Surprises Act Notice AI Telescribe, Audio Capture & Documentation Consent Patient Identity Verification & Physical Location Policy
35. LEGAL AND INDUSTRY REFERENCES
Federal Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. §§ 1-16, subject to applicable law and enforceability principles. JAMS, Policy on Consumer Arbitrations Pursuant to Pre-Dispute Clauses - Minimum Standards of Procedural Fairness, effective May 1, 2024. Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN), 15 U.S.C. § 7001 et seq. Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA), 15 U.S.C. §§ 8401-8405, as applicable to online negative-option transactions. Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 41-58, including prohibitions on unfair or deceptive acts or practices. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and implementing regulations, 45 C.F.R. Parts 160 and 164. Applicable state telehealth, medical-practice, informed-consent, minor-consent, consumer-protection, automatic-renewal, medical-malpractice, privacy, and arbitration laws. DrHouse Terms of Use and Consent to Virtual Visits, reviewed as industry architecture examples; not treated as legal authority. Teladoc Health Terms of Service, reviewed as an industry architecture example distinguishing public-site privacy terms and health-service privacy documentation.
35.1 Primary online sources reviewed for Version 1.0
JAMS Consumer Arbitration Minimum Standards: https://www.jamsadr.com/consumer-minimum-standards JAMS Rules, Procedures, and Forms: https://www.jamsadr.com/rules-download FTC Negative Option Rule / 2026 rulemaking page: https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/rules/negative-option-rule FTC v. Uber - subscription consent/cancellation enforcement example: https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/2423092-uber-ftc-v DrHouse Terms of Use: https://drhouse.com/terms-of-use/ DrHouse Consent to Virtual Visits: https://drhouse.com/consent-to-virtual-visits/ Teladoc Health Terms of Service: https://www.teladochealth.com/legal/el-gr/terms-of-service