Accuracy and trust

Corrections policy

Crimson Heights welcomes specific, evidence-backed reports about inaccurate or outdated public information.

Effective July 26, 2026

How to report an issue

Email the page URL, the statement in question, the proposed correction, and a public source when available. Do not include patient, client, member, referral, or treatment information.

Triage

Safety, active-location, discontinued-service, private-address, payer, rate, and licensing conflicts receive priority review. Content may be temporarily removed while the responsible owner verifies the fact.

Correction record

Material corrections update the page date and, when useful to readers, include a concise correction note. Minor spelling, formatting, and accessibility fixes may be made without a public note.

No silent substitution

A disputed claim is not replaced with another unverified claim. When current evidence is incomplete, the page states the limitation or withholds the field until approval.