What you can expect from us, and what we ask of you.

The free report is a reading of public information. It is not legal, clinical or licensing advice.

TrueStanding reports what public sources and AI assistants currently appear to say about a program, and what does and does not line up. Sources change and assistants change their answers. A finding is where to look, not a verdict.

Who this is for. Treatment programs and behavioral-health providers, and the people who work for them. By asking for a report or opening a file you confirm you act for the organization named.

The free report. It is free, prepared from public sources, and sent to the work email you give us. You may share it inside your organization. Please do not present our findings as statements about other organizations.

Your file. What you enter is yours. You are responsible for its accuracy. We label how we know each fact, and nothing is marked confirmed until a person has checked an official source. Nothing is published without your approval, and you can take a published page down at any time.

Paid work. Correcting listings, keeping your record current and distributing it are paid services described in a separate agreement. Nothing on this site commits you to them.

Our limits. We do not control search engines, directories or AI assistants and cannot promise what they will show. We promise the work: checking sources, keeping your record accurate and current, and putting it where it can be read.

No patient information. Do not send us information about patients or clients. Our forms are built to refuse it and we will delete it if it arrives.

Changes. When these terms change we update this page and the date at the top.

This page is a plain-language draft. It will be reviewed by counsel before TrueStanding’s public launch.