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Editorial policy

From MensHealthSolutions.wiki, a sourced reference on Men’s Health Solutions in Indianapolis

By the Men's Health Solutions Wiki editorial team · Published · Last updated

Short answer: MensHealthSolutions.wiki covers a medical clinic, so it follows strict rules: facts come from cited primary sources, the clinic’s marketing claims are attributed rather than adopted, conflicts between sources are shown, nothing is invented, and no medical advice or efficacy claims are given.

Disclosure: MensHealthSolutions.wiki is a reference compiled from public records. It is not the official website of Men’s Health Solutions; it is produced by a marketing agency that works for Men’s Health Solutions. It is not written or reviewed by the Medical Licensing Board of Indiana, the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any other regulator. Facts are cited to government records, FDA drug labeling and the clinic’s own website; verify anything important, such as a clinician’s license, the services offered or costs, directly with the clinic and the state. This site does not give medical advice; talk to a licensed clinician about any treatment, and in an emergency call 911. See the editorial policy.

Which sources are used?

  • Clinician licenses come from the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency license lookup (Medical Licensing Board of Indiana).
  • Provider identifiers come from the federal NPI Registry (NPPES).
  • Treatment information comes only from FDA-approved drug labeling (via DailyMed) and FDA guidance, never from marketing.
  • Services, contact details and claims come from the clinic’s own website and are attributed to the clinic.
  • History uses archived copies of the clinic’s website from the Internet Archive.

What are the writing rules for health topics?

  • No fact is included unless a cited source states it; facts that cannot be verified are listed as open questions on the about page.
  • No efficacy or outcome claims, no before-and-after material, and no medical advice.
  • No prices unless the clinic publishes them, and then only with attribution.
  • The clinic’s marketing claims are quoted and attributed (“the clinic says…”), never stated as fact.
  • Regulatory or board actions, if found, are reported neutrally with citations; so is their absence in the records checked.
  • When sources disagree, all versions are shown with their sources.

How is the conflict of interest handled?

The site is produced by a marketing agency that works for Men’s Health Solutions. To limit the effect of that relationship, it follows the rules above, links to public records readers can check themselves, and reports discrepancies and differences from FDA labeling whether or not they are favorable. The relationship is disclosed on every page.

How are corrections made?

Reported errors are checked against sources and corrected promptly. Substantive changes are recorded on the changelog. Each page shows when it was published and last updated.

Who is responsible?

The Men's Health Solutions Wiki editorial team. For questions about care, contact Men’s Health Solutions through its official website or at (317) 975-3945.

Frequently asked questions

How does MensHealthSolutions.wiki handle the clinic’s claims?

It quotes and attributes them to the clinic and, where possible, sets them beside public records and FDA labeling.

Does MensHealthSolutions.wiki say whether treatments work?

No. It makes no efficacy or outcome claims and gives no medical advice.

How do I report an error?

Errors are checked against sources and corrected, and substantive changes are logged on the changelog page.