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Professional area · Clinics and practices
A sign you can see. A facility you can verify.
Today you can turn on Threat Intelligence for your domain and consent with proof. Facility verification (company, authorizations, premises, medical director) is in preparation.
For Clinics
For clinics
Before the patient arrives, the clinic already knows them; once they are home, it keeps following them.
For clinics, the Digital Twin has a product. First of all, it does several jobs at once for a clinic. To begin with, it identifies the clinic: what it is, whether it is authorised, whether it exists. In medical tourism, the Digital Twin and Klinik Sankt Moritz are essential for clinics.
We verify that the company exists, that it is authorised to carry out certain types of procedures, and that it has qualified staff. In the offer we include 5 doctors (then as many as are needed), and we identify that clinic and those people as authorised, registered with a medical board, existing and real, with all these details.
This reassures the patient who comes from abroad that they are dealing with something real. Then we verify the doctors, one by one, with the same kind of analysis. So the clinic is authenticated. This also applies to medical practices that work internationally; small clinics in any case have this need, to be authenticated: everything has been verified and everything is real, for medical-tourism clinics. Moreover, the Digital Twin does a fantastic job and will change the whole of medicine. Why?
Before the patient arrives, by taking on the Digital Twin the clinic starts collecting data on the patient, and so already has a far broader picture than the anaesthetist can have at the door of the operating theatre. Second, it can set lifestyle requirements for the patient: for example, 15,000 steps a day for two weeks before surgery, so that all the tissues are well oxygenated. That is a wonderful thing. The other important thing is the patient's return home. With the Digital Twin, follow-up is possible, orthopaedic follow-up too, because we can see how the patient walks. Whether they are walking better or worse, we can see it remotely with specific devices.
I am not talking about the cardiac patient, because there the amount of data would be enormous; of all patients, the patient par excellence, the one followed the longest, is the bariatric patient, for whom we can monitor a whole range of things. We even make their insoles at home.
How do you check that a facility exists?
Anyone choosing a facility looks it up online. They find a website, a name, a list of authorizations. That the company exists, that the authorizations appear in the public registers, that the booking portal is the real one: these are three checks, and they are not made in the same place.
It is nobody's failing: a website shows what the facility chooses to show. With artificial intelligence tools, documents and images can also be altered or generated more easily: a document that looks authentic is not enough. And registering a domain that looks like yours is easy.
Your website describes the facility; public registers, where they exist, say whether it is authorized.
Services for your facility
Consent with proof
Anyone who joins your newsletter confirms twice. For each sign-up you download a Consent Certificate, with date and fingerprint. It does not replace whoever advises you on data protection.
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Facility verification
In the public registers that can be consulted, it will check the company, declared authorizations, premises and, where there is one, the medical director. It is not an institutional accreditation.
In preparation
Seal for your website
It lights up only on the verified site. A photo of the seal is not enough: a click opens the verification page, with signature and dates.
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Website wording review
It will read your site and flag promises of outcomes, comparisons and superlatives, and suggest better wording. It does not rewrite.
In preparation
What a seal can do, and what it cannot
Our server draws the seal every time the page loads. It lights up only on the verified site; on any other site it answers “not valid”. If the record status changes, it turns off everywhere the next time the page loads; the answer is cached for about a minute, and a page that is already open does not change.
A photo of the seal stays a photo: that is why a click opens the verification page, with signature and dates. If the browser does not say which page the request comes from, the seal can show “not valid” even on your own site. And a seal does not stop anyone copying a site: it only shows that the copy has no valid seal.
Today, KSM's own seal is live; the one for your website is ready, for social media too.
Verification: what it says, where it stops
Says
- Documents and source Which documents were checked, and with which source.
- A status, with a date Verified, verified with limitations or suspended, with the date.
- What is declared, what the sources say The comparison between what the facility declares and what the sources report.
Stops here
- What is missing What was not checked: the record says so. In preparation
- Not forever The record has an expiry date and must be renewed. In preparation
- When it does not match Where the evidence does not match, a person on our team decides. In preparation
Facility verification is in preparation: this is how it will work.
What KSM verification is not
KSM verification is not an academic degree, a license to practice or a health authorization, and it is not an official recognition. It is a documented check of the credentials you hold and declare, with the sources consulted and the date.
For a facility it is also not an institutional accreditation, an inspection or a ranking, and it does not certify the quality of care.
Start with what is already active
“Activate your service” turns on Threat Intelligence and consent with proof today. If you have neither a website nor a newsletter, talk to us first.