Health and medical pages get reviewed by verified subject-matter experts. Claims are checked against sources, corrections are proposed with citations, and each page gets a public trust record readers can inspect.
Health and medical content sits squarely in what search and quality frameworks call YMYL: your money or your life. A reader might delay care because a page understated a symptom, or misjudge a dose because a number was stale.
That is why a generic badge does so little: it names no one, points to no history, and cannot be checked.
CitePep replaces the badge with a record. A verified expert checks the claims against credible sources and proposes corrections you can accept. We do not claim to be physician-level or doctor-reviewed, because we do not staff that. We say exactly what we are: verified subject-matter experts whose contribution history is public and checkable.
“Medically reviewed.”
From your page to a public trust record, in four steps.
Tell us which health or medical pages need review and what each one covers.
A verified subject-matter expert with authority in the relevant topic takes the work.
Each claim is checked against a credible source. Anything wrong or outdated gets a proposed correction with a citation.
A public proof page and an attribution block you can show on your page.
A complete, inspectable record, not a badge.
Every record follows the same public rules: who counts as a verified contributor, how a review is accepted, and how reputation is calculated. Open the standards, then open the proof page for your article, and see that the two match.
A verified subject-matter expert with authority in the relevant health or medical topic. Every reviewer has a public CitePep profile with an inspectable contribution history, and their name appears on the trust record for your page.
No. We review your published content for accuracy and sourcing. We do not diagnose, treat, or give medical advice to your readers, and the review is not a substitute for professional medical care.
We check the factual claims on the page: statistics, mechanisms, dosages you cite, definitions, and any claim about what a treatment or condition does. Each is checked against a credible source, and outdated or unsupported claims are flagged with a proposed correction.
No. We propose corrections with the exact before and after wording, a reason, and a source. You hold final editorial authority and decide what to accept. Nothing changes on your page automatically.
A written review, a list of claims checked against sources, proposed corrections where needed, a public proof page naming the reviewer and date, and an embeddable attribution block you control.
Health content review is priced per page on our expert review service page. Most single pages are reviewed within a few business days; dense or highly specialist pages can take longer, and we confirm timing when we scope your order.
Pick the pages readers act on and get them reviewed by a verified subject-matter expert, with a public record to show for it.