Medical Disclaimer

The information provided on the LoGa Health website is intended to support general education and help visitors learn about the practice and available services. It is not a substitute for individualized medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment.

Effective Date: August 18, 2026

1. Medical Disclaimer

The information provided on this website, including text, graphics, images, and other material, is for educational and informational purposes only.

No material on this website is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified healthcare provider with questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read on this website.

2. Website Content Is for Educational Purposes

Website content, including service descriptions, stock imagery, articles, blog posts, graphics, and general health information, is provided to help visitors understand LoGa Health and learn about health and wellness topics.

The website cannot evaluate your individual medical history, symptoms, medications, laboratory findings, physical examination, risks, or other clinical circumstances. Information on the website should therefore not be interpreted as an individualized medical recommendation.

3. No Provider-Patient Relationship

Use of this website, or transmitting information through contact forms, email, or online booking requests, does not create a physician-patient or provider-patient relationship between you and LoGa Health.

A formal provider-patient relationship is established only after the applicable patient intake process has been completed and you have been accepted as a patient by a LoGa Health provider.

4. Do Not Use the Website for Medical Emergencies

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.

Do not use this website, online contact forms, email, or general scheduling tools to report urgent medical symptoms or seek emergency medical assistance.

5. General Contact Forms Are Not for Sensitive Medical Information

General website contact forms are intended for basic inquiries and administrative communication. They should not be used to send sensitive medical history, detailed symptoms, confidential health information, or other information that should be communicated through an appropriate patient-care channel.

Submitting a general contact form does not establish a provider-patient relationship and does not replace direct clinical evaluation.

6. Appointment Requests Are Scheduling Requests

Online appointment-request forms are intended for scheduling purposes and should not be used for medical emergencies or urgent health concerns.

Submitting an appointment request does not itself establish a provider-patient relationship or mean that a specific appointment, treatment, medication, procedure, or other clinical service has been approved.

7. Third-Party Patient and Telehealth Platforms

LoGa Health may use secure external healthcare platforms, including Healthie where applicable, for telehealth, consultation scheduling, patient forms, secure communication, or other patient-care functions.

These external platforms operate through their own systems and security architecture. When you access an external patient platform, its own privacy information, terms, and security practices may also apply.

8. Service Descriptions Are General Information

Descriptions of Direct Primary Care, wellness services, weight management, men’s health, hair-loss treatment, supplements, peptide therapy, aesthetic services, medical cannabis certification, geriatric medication review, or other services are provided for general informational purposes.

Whether a particular service, medication, treatment, certification, procedure, or care plan is clinically appropriate can only be determined through an individualized evaluation.

9. Telemedicine Has Clinical Limits

Telemedicine may be available when clinically appropriate for the service and medical situation. Some concerns require an in-person examination, testing, treatment, or procedure and must be evaluated in the office.

The availability of telemedicine does not mean that every medical concern can be safely or appropriately managed virtually.

10. Medication and Treatment Information

Any discussion of medications, supplements, hormone therapy, weight-management medication, peptide therapy, hair-loss treatment, medical cannabis, or other treatment options on this website is general educational information.

Medication or treatment decisions require individualized assessment of medical history, symptoms, current medications, potential benefits, risks, contraindications, clinical findings, and other relevant factors.

11. Medical Cannabis Certification

Information about medical cannabis certification is educational and does not guarantee certification.

LoGa Health provides medical consultations to determine whether certification may be clinically appropriate based on the patient’s medical condition and circumstances. Certification is not automatic simply because it is requested.

12. Medical Weight Management and Prescription Treatment

Information about medical weight management, including prescription medications or GLP-1-based therapies, does not mean that medication is appropriate for every patient.

Prescription treatment may be considered only when clinically appropriate following an individualized evaluation of medical history, potential risks, benefits, and clinical eligibility.

13. Hormone and Men’s Health Information

Symptoms such as low energy, changes in libido, body composition changes, mood concerns, sleep problems, or reduced performance can have many possible causes and should not automatically be attributed to low testosterone.

Hormone treatment decisions require appropriate clinical evaluation and, when relevant, laboratory confirmation and ongoing monitoring.

14. Peptide Therapy Information

Peptide therapy is considered individually and is not appropriate for everyone. Evidence, indications, potential risks, contraindications, and regulatory status vary between individual peptide products.

When compounded medications are considered, patients should understand that compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not undergone FDA premarket review in the same manner as FDA-approved medications.

15. Aesthetic Information

Information about Botox® and hyaluronic acid-based treatments is provided for general education about available aesthetic services.

Aesthetic treatment requires individualized assessment of anatomy, medical history, skin and tissue characteristics, goals, potential benefits, and risks before treatment is recommended.

16. Geriatric Medication Information

Information about the Geriatric Medication Optimization & Safety Review is educational and does not instruct patients or caregivers to stop, reduce, or change medications independently.

Medication changes should be made only under the direction of an appropriate prescribing clinician. Geriatric prescribing tools such as the AGS Beers Criteria® are components of a comprehensive medication review and do not automatically mean that a medication should be discontinued.

17. Related Privacy and Legal Information

This Medical Disclaimer should be read together with LoGa Health’s other website legal and privacy resources:

• Privacy Policy for general website information, cookies, and website data practices
• Notice of Privacy Practices for medical privacy and Protected Health Information
• Terms & Conditions for rules governing use of the website

18. Contact

For general questions about the website or available services, please refer to the Contact Us page.

LoGa Health
6000 Stevenson Ave
Alexandria, VA
Email: wellness@logahealth.com

Emergency Notice: If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Do not use this website or online forms to report urgent medical symptoms.