Healthcare Collaboration with MM2H.org

Focus on access, evidence and the reader’s questions.

We welcome proposals from hospitals, clinics, healthcare organisations and relevant professionals for general access information, interviews and labelled promotion. Explain what service or topic you can discuss and who is qualified to address it. This is a publication collaboration enquiry, not a route for patient consultations.

Ideas worth discussing

A discussion about preparing for a healthcare-access enquiry.
A provider briefing on public service information and appointment processes.
An expert interview with an agreed subject and review scope.
A labelled healthcare-sector campaign with supportable claims.

What to include in your proposal

Provide the organisation, facility or professional role, location, public website and relevant public registration or licensing reference. Explain the topic, sources and any commercial purpose. Send public information only, without patient names, clinical records, appointment files or private health details.

From proposal to an agreed brief

Start with a short outline. Proposals are considered for their relevance, evidence and practical fit. If the idea is taken forward, the next discussion can define scope, responsibilities, timing, attribution, permissions and any commercial terms.

No diagnosis, treatment recommendation, guaranteed clinical result or individual insurance decision is offered through a partnership. A contribution must not imply that MM2H.org is a healthcare provider or that a commercial relationship replaces professional or facility checks.

Our editorial standards, relationship disclosures and advertising policy guide that discussion. Please wait for an explicit agreement before announcing a relationship or using the publication’s name or logo.

Partnership questions

Can a healthcare organisation propose an access-information feature?

Yes. Explain what the public information covers, how it can be checked and who is responsible for the contribution. Individual availability, charges, clinical decisions and insurance arrangements should not be presented as universally settled by a general feature.

Can a clinician contribute to an interview?

You can propose a clinician with a public professional profile and a clearly defined subject. The role, scope, evidence and any commercial relationship need to be considered before an interview is agreed. This page does not promise publication or certify credentials.

May a proposal include patient stories or medical records?

Please do not send patient records or identifiable health information. Start with a general outline and public sources. Any later use of a case or story would need a separately assessed ethical, privacy and permissions process.

Does a healthcare collaboration guarantee referrals or appointments?

No. There is no automatic patient referral, appointment allocation or transfer of reader messages. Any future service arrangement would need its own defined role and visitor choice, and could not be inferred from editorial coverage.

Can we promote guaranteed treatment outcomes?

Unsupported clinical guarantees are not acceptable. Proposed claims need appropriate evidence, scope and review. A sponsored label does not remove the responsibility to avoid misleading readers or imply a personal treatment recommendation.

Healthcare & medical organisations