What this means
What changes
Right now this listing can be found by anyone signed in to I Am Well. Making it public means anyone on the open internet can find and read it — no account, no sign-in — and that a search engine may index it.
What becomes visible to everyone
For a Provider Partner: your business or display name, credentials, specialty, headline, bio, whether you are accepting referrals, your public email, website, city and state, services description, member benefits, chapter affiliation, and the counties or nationwide reach you listed. Your NPI number is never shown here, on any listing, to anyone.
For a Guest Resource: the business name, primary contact, credentials, bio, services description, cost/eligibility notes, phone, email, address, website, and the counties or nationwide reach listed for it.
What never becomes visible
Nothing about any person receiving care. This listing describes an organization or a practice, and no field on it may name or describe an individual's health information — that rule does not change by going public, it just now applies in front of a bigger audience.
You stay in control
This is separate from listing itself: unlisting stays exactly as it was, and going public never happens as a side effect of an ordinary edit. You can revert to signed-in-only visibility at any time; the listing itself is never removed by reverting, only its reach.
What gets recorded
We keep a record that this exact text was shown and agreed to, the time, and where the request came from — the same discipline used for every other consent on this platform.
