Patient Bill of Rights

You have the right to respectful communication and services delivered without unlawful discrimination. Accessibility or language needs should be raised so an available accommodation can be considered.

You have the right to understandable information about the responsible provider, proposed treatment, material risks and benefits, reasonable alternatives, price, renewal terms, and available support.

You have the right to a provider’s independent medical judgment. BodyM, advertisers, and commercial preferences should not determine whether a prescription is medically appropriate.

You may ask questions, participate in decisions, decline a treatment, seek another opinion, or stop a service, subject to the consequences and financial terms already disclosed.

You have rights concerning the privacy, access, and correction of information under applicable law and the relevant provider’s notice.

You may raise a concern without retaliation. BodyM support can route platform issues; clinical or pharmacy concerns may need to go to the responsible professional entity, licensing board, regulator, or emergency service.