Terms of Service

Terms of Service for Services Provided Electronically by the Medical Entity Nasz Gabinet.

Introduction

These Terms of Service define the types and conditions for the provision of healthcare services, including their delivery via electronic means of communication in the field of addiction prevention and psychotherapy, as well as the manner of using the website operated by the entity NORTH MEDICAL HOLDING SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ NASZ GABINET SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA (hereinafter: the Medical Entity) with its registered office in Wroclaw at ul. Dworcowa 11b, 50-456. The Medical Entity operates on the basis of the organisational regulations established in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Medical Activity.

The condition for using healthcare services is reading the content of these Terms of Service and accepting them. The Medical Entity reserves the right to amend these Terms of Service. Changes introduced by the entity shall take effect from the moment new content is published on the website https://www.nasz-gabinet.pl/ Acceptance of the Terms of Service constitutes acceptance of the possibility of their amendment. In the case of persons who are already using the services of the Medical Entity, amendments to the Terms of Service may apply only to stages and types of services that have not yet been performed at the time the amendments are introduced. In matters not regulated by these Terms of Service, the provisions of the Act on Medical Activity (consolidated text: DzU 2024 r., poz. 799 — hereinafter u.dz.l.), the Act of 6 November 2008 on Patient Rights and the Patient Rights Ombudsman (consolidated text: DzU 2024 r., poz. 581 — hereinafter u.p.p.), the provisions of the Civil Code Act of 23 April 1964 (consolidated text: DzU 2023 r., poz. 1610, as amended — hereinafter k.c.), as well as the implementing regulations for the aforementioned Acts and other relevant provisions of generally applicable law shall apply accordingly.

Acceptance of the content of these Terms of Service constitutes an effective declaration of intent to enter into an agreement for the provision of healthcare services in the field of addiction prevention and treatment, in accordance with the specific nature of the selected and paid-for service.

Glossary of Terms:

The terms used in these Terms of Service shall have the following meanings:

Healthcare services - "(...) actions aimed at the preservation, rescue, restoration or improvement of health, as well as other medical actions resulting from the treatment process or separate regulations governing the principles of their performance" — Art. 3(1)(10) u.dz.l.

Person practising a medical profession - a person authorised under separate regulations to provide healthcare services, as well as a person holding professional qualifications to provide healthcare services in a specific scope or in a specific field of medicine — Art. 2(1)(2) u.dz.l.

Patient - a person seeking the provision of healthcare services or using healthcare services provided by a healthcare provider or a person practising a medical profession — Art. 3(1)(4) u.p.p.

GDPR - Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation), OJ L 119/1.

Seller - A person authorised by the Medical Entity to operate the Online Shop to the extent enabling the scheduling of an appointment for the purpose of performing an alcohol implant procedure, a detoxification procedure, or an in-person psychotherapy session.

Psychotherapist - a person providing services in the field of therapeutic support to patients exhibiting disorders related to the use of psychoactive substances or behavioural addictions, as well as to their relatives.

Close person - a spouse, a relative up to the second degree or an in-law up to the second degree in the direct line, a legal representative, a person cohabiting with the patient, or a person designated by the patient — Art. 3(1)(2) u.p.p.

§ 1. General Provisions

The website at https://www.nasz-gabinet.pl/ is an internet portal through which healthcare services are provided by the entity named NORTH MEDICAL HOLDING SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ NASZ GABINET SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA with its registered office in Wroclaw at ul. Dworcowa 11b, 50-456, REGON: 389981373, NIP: 8971895920, entered in the register of entities conducting medical activity under number 000000244286. The registration book is available at: https://rpwdl.csioz.gov.pl/ The purpose of the portal is to enable registered persons to use its resources and proposed services via the website https://www.nasz-gabinet.pl/ and the websites of entities with which the Medical Entity has concluded separate service agreements.
The Medical Entity offers healthcare services performed by authorised persons (practising medical professions) and psychotherapists, which may take the form of: e-consultations, issuance of e-prescriptions, performance of an alcohol implant procedure, performance of detoxification, conducting one or more in-person or online psychotherapy sessions. The detailed scope and specifics of procedures and psychotherapy sessions are described on the website www.nasz-gabinet.pl.
The price list for services is published at https://www.nasz-gabinet.pl/cennik
Payment for electronic medical services is processed through payment intermediaries such as: Przelewy24, PayU, Paypal, BLIK, Szybka płatność, payment card, Google Pay, Apple Pay, as well as fast payment methods such as: Visa Mobile, online card payment, iPKO, mBank, ING Bank Śląski, Santander, Bank PEKAO S.A., Millennium, Alior Bank, Inteligo, Crédit Agricole e-przelew, Płacę z Citi Handlowy, Płać z BOŚ, BNP Paribas, Płacę z Velo Bank, Banki Spółdzielcze, Bank Pocztowy, Plus Bank, Visa Checkout, Nest Bank, Bank Nowy S.A.
Users of the website may be natural persons who have reached the age of 18 and possess full legal capacity (who have not been fully or partially incapacitated by a court judgement).
The condition for using the website is registration using complete, true and factually accurate personal and contact data of the user, as well as granting consent to the processing of personal data as referred to in Art. 4(11) of the GDPR and Art. 7 of the GDPR, including consent to the disclosure of personal data to entities providing services to the Medical Entity, in accordance with the requirements of applicable law.
A registered person has the ability to view and update their personal data until the completion of the provision of healthcare services.
A registered person may not use the accounts of other persons or make their account available to other persons for the purpose of selecting and purchasing healthcare services offered by the Medical Entity.
In the event that it is made probable that a registered person has made their account available to another person, the Medical Entity has the right to suspend the account or delete it.
By accepting these Terms of Service, the User declares that they have been informed that the Medical Entity does not hold a contract with the National Health Fund (NFZ) for the reimbursement of medical services from public funds.

§ 2. Rules for the Provision of Healthcare Services

A User wishing to use the services of the Medical Entity may make a purchase via the website www.nasz-gabinet.pl by making a payment through the button located at the top of the page labelled "SZYBKA PŁATNOŚĆ" (Quick Payment), or use the online registration service available on the website www.nasz-gabinet.pl, or make a purchase directly from the website at rejestracja.nasz-gabinet.pl/. To book an appointment via the calendar module available on the subpages of the Nasz-Gabinet website, which constitutes a functional module of the online registration system, the user should navigate to the selected service subpage. Other rules regarding payments and refunds applicable to users using the calendar module are set out in these Terms of Service.
Purchasing a given service via the online registration system requires the User to take actions such as: entering the necessary personal data, the processing of which is carried out in accordance with the principles set out by the Personal Data Protection Act and the GDPR.
The provision of data by the User enables the processing of personal data and sensitive data in connection with obtaining patient status.
Placing an order via the calendar available at www.rejestracja.nasz-gabinet.pl involves selecting one of the services offered by the Medical Entity in the service calendar. The User places an order by selecting the type and category of service and the date of its performance, including the date and time. After selecting a service, the User is required to indicate the city in which the service is to be performed, then add the service to the Cart and make a payment. In the case of selecting a detoxification service, the Medical Entity reserves the right to change the time of the selected service within a range of up to 3 hours from the time indicated by the Patient, if the medical staff is unable to perform the service at the originally selected time due to reasons beyond the control of the Medical Entity.
The purchase process via the website www.nasz-gabinet.pl and the website rejestracja.nasz-gabinet.pl consists of the following stages:
1. Selection of service — to purchase a service, the Patient should first select the specific service and its type, the location (the city in which the purchased service will be performed), the date, and the time at which the service should be performed,
2. Entering patient data — the Patient must correctly complete personal data such as: first name, surname, PESEL number or document number and series confirming identity in the case of foreign nationals, residential address, contact telephone number, email address. In the case of purchasing a service / booking an appointment for another "close" person, the person booking the appointment for a given service is required to provide: the first name and surname of the person who will use the paid service, as well as their email address and telephone number.
3. Proceeding to the payment process — this is done by clicking the "book an appointment" icon after the Patient has correctly completed all the data indicated in point b),
4. After correctly completing all data, the Patient should select a convenient payment method and accept the Terms of Service and consent to the processing of personal data for the purpose of providing medical services and the possibility of contact related to service delivery. After accepting both points, the Patient should click the "confirm and pay" button, after which the person participating in the payment process is redirected to the selected payment provider's website, e.g. PayU, where they finalise their payment in accordance with the instructions provided. After correctly paying for the selected service, the user is returned to the online registration page where information about the successful completion of the process is displayed.
Upon making the payment, the User consents to receiving a document confirming the payment. Confirmation of the purchase will be sent electronically to the email address provided by the User.
The time for the performance of the service selected by the Patient is 30 calendar days, and for a voucher — 90 days, counting from the moment of a correctly completed and paid purchase.
In order to fulfil an order placed for an alcohol implant procedure, detoxification, or psychotherapy, the Medical Entity contacts the Patient no later than within 24 hours from the date the payment is credited and agrees on the date for the performance of the service.
The Medical Entity contacts the Patient by telephone to agree on the date for the performance of the service, a maximum of two times, at intervals of three hours. In the case of an order placed before 6:30 PM, the Medical Entity will make contact once on the same day, before 7:45 PM, and once on the following day.
In the case of an order placed after 8:00 PM, the Medical Entity will make contact twice on the following day, at intervals of three hours.
In the event that the Medical Entity is unable to contact the Patient within the time intervals specified above, the appointment shall be cancelled and the funds paid shall not be refunded.
The provisions on consumer rights, including the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014 (consolidated text: 2023, 2759), including the rules on withdrawal from a distance contract, do not apply to the provision of healthcare services.
In the event of withdrawal from the performance of a healthcare service due to a fault attributable to the Medical Entity, the Patient shall be offered an alternative date for the performance of the service. If the Patient does not accept the new date, the Patient shall not be charged any costs and the fee paid by the Patient shall be refunded to the individual account from which the payment was made. The above shall not apply to the non-performance of a service due to force majeure, which is understood as sudden, unforeseen events or events independent of human will. Force majeure shall also be understood to include epidemiological threat situations that affect the continuity of the provision of healthcare services.
The payment made shall also not be refunded in the event that the provision of the selected service (performance of the alcohol implant procedure, commencement of the detoxification process) is not possible due to the patient's state of health at the time of reporting to the selected entity, or circumstances which, in accordance with the current state of medical knowledge, constitute a contraindication on the date of reporting for the service to commencing the procedure selected by the patient.
Information about circumstances constituting contraindications to the performance of a service (alcohol implant procedure/detoxification) is included in the service description. By purchasing a given service, the Patient accepts that they have read the presented contraindications and, consequently, are aware of the consequences of disregarding them, and bears full responsibility for providing truthful information regarding their state of health. The Medical Entity shall not be liable for consequences resulting from failure to read the content of the service description or from ignoring information about contraindications, and lack of knowledge thereof shall not constitute grounds for withdrawal from the agreement or for a refund of the fee paid for the service.
A refund of 100% of the amount paid is due to a Patient who cancels an appointment more than 2 business days before the date (day) of its scheduled performance.
1. Cancellation of an appointment and simultaneous scheduling of a new appointment within the same payment does not constitute the conclusion of a new contract and does not trigger the re-activation of the right to cancel the appointment while retaining the possibility of obtaining a refund. The entitlement to a refund applies exclusively to the original appointment date for which the payment was made.
2. In the event that an appointment is scheduled for the day preceding the procedure or the day on which the procedure is to take place, the Patient is not entitled to a refund of the amount paid, regardless of the reason for the cancellation.
The reservation fee purchased by the Patient constitutes part of the price of the healthcare service and is credited towards the total amount due for the service. This fee is non-refundable and, in the event of the Patient's withdrawal, shall not be refunded; however, if the service is performed, it shall be deducted from the final price.
In the event that the Patient cancels their appointment without observing the two-business-day notice period, the Patient shall be entitled to reschedule the appointment free of charge up to two times, within 30 days from the date of purchase and payment for the service.
In the event that the Patient does not exercise the right to schedule an appointment within the period indicated in point 17 above, the Medical Entity shall have the right to retain 100% of the fee paid by the Patient for the medical service, on account of operational costs.
In the event that the Patient fails to attend the alcohol implant or detoxification appointment without having previously attempted to reschedule, the Patient shall be entitled to set a new date within 7 days upon payment of an additional fee of 100.00 zł. Otherwise, the Medical Entity shall have the right to retain 100% of the fee paid for the service on account of costs associated with maintaining readiness to provide the service.
In the case of purchasing a home-visit detoxification service, cancellation of the appointment less than 6 hours before the scheduled performance shall result in the loss of 100% of the amount paid. In the case of cancellation between 24 hours and 6 hours before the scheduled performance, the Patient shall be entitled to set a new date within 7 days upon payment of an additional fee of 100.00 zł. In other cases, the Medical Entity shall retain 100% of the fee paid on account of costs associated with maintaining readiness to provide the service.
In the event that the Patient presents for the alcohol implant procedure in a condition that prevents the performance of the service (e.g. having consumed alcohol, psychoactive substances, or other similarly acting substances), the Patient shall have the right to schedule a new appointment within 7 days. The basis for scheduling a subsequent procedure is the payment of an additional fee of 250.00 zł for the pre-procedure medical consultation conducted.
E-consultations conducted by persons practising medical professions are carried out using electronic means of communication, which constitutes an action in accordance with Art. 3(1) u.dz.l.
E-consultations are performed on the basis of an interview conducted with the Patient. The interview is conducted in the form of an e-questionnaire containing questions relevant from the perspective of current medical knowledge.
The result of an e-consultation may be the issuance of a prescription to the Patient, provided that, in the physician's opinion, this constitutes an action consistent with the current state of medical knowledge. Refusal to issue an e-prescription due to the absence of medical grounds or patient safety does not constitute grounds for a refund of the funds paid by the Patient for the e-consultation service.
An e-consultation is general in nature and in no case replaces specialist treatment, which may commence only after detailed diagnostic and therapeutic procedures have been carried out.
By accepting these Terms of Service, the Patient declares that all information provided by them during the medical interview is true and to the best of their knowledge.
The Patient is obliged to provide truthful answers to the questions contained in the questionnaire. Providing untruthful answers to questionnaire questions constitutes the Patient's contribution to the occurrence of damage. In such cases, Art. 362 of the Civil Code shall apply accordingly.
By accepting these Terms of Service, the Patient declares that they undertake to read the information on the manner of providing services and the information regarding contraindications for the performance of the alcohol implant procedure/detoxification. At the same time, by accepting the Terms of Service, the Patient confirms that they have read the information on the methods of processing their personal data.
The Medical Entity permits the amendment of a previously purchased healthcare package or type of healthcare service no later than 2 business days before the planned appointment date.
1. On the day of the appointment and during the provision of healthcare services, it is not permitted to withdraw from the purchased healthcare package or to change to a healthcare service or package of lesser value. The fee paid shall not be refunded in whole or in part in such a case, including in respect of any price difference.
2. On the day of the appointment, it is permitted to change to a healthcare service or package of greater value, provided that the Patient pays an additional amount constituting the price difference and insofar as this is justified by the patient's state of health and possible given the organisation of healthcare service provision at the Medical Entity.

§ 3. Individual Medical Documentation

Medical documentation relating to services provided within the scope of e-consultations is created, recorded, stored and archived in accordance with the provisions of u.p.p.
The Patient has the right to access individual medical documentation created during the e-consultation process.
A Patient seeking the disclosure of medical documentation in the form of electronic data transmission is required to complete a request form. To receive the request form, the Patient must direct a request for its issuance by contacting the Medical Entity by email at: kontakt@nasz-gabinet.pl. Upon receiving the form, the Patient is required to complete it and return it to the email address indicated above. The request shall be processed within 30 days of its receipt.
The Patient has the right to designate a contact person(s) who shall be authorised to obtain all or a specific part of the medical documentation during the Patient's lifetime. The designation of a person authorised to access the documentation is made by completing request form No. 2, which constitutes an annex to these Terms of Service, and sending it to the email address kontakt@nasz-gabinet.pl. The declaration regarding the designation of an authorised person for documentation purposes shall remain valid until revoked by the Patient.
Revocation of a previously submitted declaration is made by completing request form No. 3 (constituting an annex to these Terms of Service) and submitting it via email to the address kontakt@nasz-gabinet.pl.
Medical documentation in the form of electronic data transmission is made available by the Medical Entity at the request of the Patient or a person authorised by them, without undue delay after receipt of the request.
Close persons within the meaning of u.p.p. who have not been designated by the Patient as persons authorised to access the documentation do not have the right to obtain the documentation during the Patient's lifetime.
In the event that the Patient did not object to the disclosure of documentation after their death, a close person within the meaning of Art. 3(1)(2) u.p.p. shall have the right to obtain the Patient's medical documentation, provided that no other close person objects to its disclosure.
In the event that the Patient objected during their lifetime to the disclosure of medical documentation after their death, in non-contentious proceedings, upon the request of a close person, the court may grant consent to the disclosure of medical documentation and determine the scope of its disclosure, if this is necessary: for the purpose of pursuing compensation or damages in connection with the death of the patient; or for the protection of the life or health of a close person.
The Patient bears full responsibility for the use of the content contained in the medical documentation disclosed in the form of electronic data transmission.
After the expiry of the period prescribed for the archiving of medical documentation, the Medical Entity destroys the medical documentation in a manner that prevents the identification of the patients to whom it pertained. Medical documentation designated for destruction may be released to the Patient or a person authorised by the Patient, at their express request.

§ 4. Complaint Procedure

A Patient who has reservations regarding the scope, manner or quality of services provided through the Medical Entity is entitled to file a complaint.
The complaint should contain the reason for filing the complaint and specify the Patient's claim. The complaint should include the Patient's current personal and contact data.
The complaint should be submitted electronically to the email address: kontakt@nasz-gabinet.pl within an absolute deadline of 14 days from the date the irregularity occurred.
The Medical Entity undertakes to process a correctly submitted complaint within 30 business days of its receipt and to send a response to the email address indicated by the Patient.
By accepting these Terms of Service, the Patient declares that they have been informed that each complaint is reviewed individually, and the manner of its resolution, including any potential refund of the payment made, shall take place upon the conclusion of an individual agreement between the Patient and the Medical Entity.

§ 5. Personal Data Protection

The Medical Entity ensures full protection of data confidentiality in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act of 10 May 2018 (consolidated text: DzU 2019 r., poz. 1781) and Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC — hereinafter: GDPR.
By accepting these Terms of Service, the Patient declares that they have been informed that health-related personal data includes all data concerning the health of the data subject, revealing information about the past, present or future state of the physical or mental health of the data subject.
Personal data of registered persons are disclosed to the following categories of recipients:
1. persons practising medical professions employed by or cooperating with the Controller,
2. other persons performing ancillary activities in the provision of healthcare services, as well as activities related to the maintenance of the IT system in which medical documentation is processed and ensuring the security of that system, on the basis of authorisation granted by the Controller,
3. medical entities cooperating with the Controller in order to ensure continuity of treatment and availability of healthcare services,
4. persons authorised by the Patient in connection with the exercise of Patient rights;
5. providers of services ensuring appropriate technical and organisational solutions enabling the provision of healthcare services (e.g. IT service providers, non-medical staff, etc.),
6. providers of legal and advisory services, in the event of the need to pursue claims (in particular law firms);
7. entities maintaining medical registers on the basis of applicable legal provisions,
8. other entities authorised under applicable legal provisions, in particular Art. 26 of the Act of 6 November 2008 on Patient Rights and the Patient Rights Ombudsman.
The retention period for personal data of registered persons depends on the legal basis for their processing:
1. where the data constitutes medical documentation — the retention period in accordance with Art. 29 of the Act on Patient Rights and the Patient Rights Ombudsman is 20 years, counting from the end of the calendar year in which the last entry was made, subject to the exceptions indicated in that provision. After the expiry of the periods indicated in the Act on Patient Rights and the Patient Rights Ombudsman, the healthcare provider destroys the medical documentation in a manner that prevents the identification of the patient to whom it pertained. Medical documentation designated for destruction may be released to the patient, their legal representative, or a person authorised by the patient.
2. where data is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(c) of the GDPR, personal data collected for the purpose of fulfilling obligations arising from legal provisions, including tax law, shall be retained for the period until the fulfilment of those obligations and for the period required by legal provisions. Data processed for accounting purposes and due to tax obligations shall be processed for the period indicated in Art. 74 of the Accounting Act, i.e. as a rule for a period of 5 years from the beginning of the year following the financial year to which the data relates.
3. where data is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(b) of the GDPR, personal data shall be processed until the completion of all factual and legal actions necessary for the performance of the contract or for the purpose of securing any claims.
4. where data is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(f) of the GDPR, personal data shall be processed until the fulfilment of the legitimate interests of the Controller constituting the basis for such processing, or until you file an objection to such processing. In the case of processing personal data for the purpose of pursuing claims, such data shall be processed until the final resolution of the dispute.
The scope of rights available to a registered person in respect of personal data protection depends on the legal basis for their processing:
1. You always have the right to access the content of your personal data and the right to have them rectified.
2. In cases indicated in the GDPR, you also have the right to request the deletion of personal data and the right to request the restriction of their processing.
The right to request the deletion of personal data does not apply, inter alia, to the extent that processing is necessary for reasons of public interest in the field of public health in accordance with Art. 9(2)(h) of the GDPR, or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
In the case where data is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(f) of the GDPR, you additionally have the right to object to the processing.
In the case where data is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(b) of the GDPR, you additionally have the right to data portability.
Regardless of the basis for processing, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority — the President of the Personal Data Protection Office (Prezes Urzędu Ochrony Danych Osobowych).
In the course of the Medical Entity's current operations, automated decision-making does not take place and profiling does not occur.

§ 6. Liability of the Medical Entity

The Medical Entity shall not be liable for damages incurred by Users such as: the inability to conduct an e-consultation with a psychotherapist via the portal, and damages resulting from interruptions in access to the portal's resources, including loss of data, caused in particular by: force majeure, failure to read the Terms of Service published on the website, improper functioning or failures of Users' internet service provider connections, failures of Users' hardware or software, and non-compliance with the rules set out in these Terms of Service.
The Medical Entity shall not be liable for damages arising from the Patient providing untruthful answers to the questions in the questionnaire used for conducting an e-consultation.
The Medical Entity shall not be liable for consequences resulting from the Patient's failure to read the information on the manner of providing services, including information regarding contraindications for the performance of the alcohol implant procedure or the detoxification procedure.
The Medical Entity shall not be liable for damages incurred by the Patient in connection with the refusal to perform the alcohol implant procedure/detoxification due to the existence of grounds which, in accordance with the current state of medical knowledge/the Patient's state of health, constitute a basis for refusing to perform the service at the scheduled date.
The Medical Entity shall not be liable for the use of the content contained in the medical documentation by the Patient and persons who obtained the medical documentation on the basis of an authorisation submitted by the Patient.

§ 7. Final Provisions

The Controller of Patient personal data is the Seller — North Medical Holding Sp. z o.o Nasz Gabinet Sp.k.
Patient personal data is collected and processed by the Medical Entity for the purpose of performing the agreement concluded with the Patient and, if the Patient has given consent, for the purpose of sending commercial information.
The Medical Entity declares that Patient personal data may be transferred to third parties solely for the purpose of performing the agreement concluded with the Patient or in situations where required by applicable provisions of Polish law.
The privacy policy and "cookies" policy of the Service Provider are set out in a separate document entitled "Privacy and Cookies Policy", available at www.nasz-gabinet.pl/polityka-prywatnosci/
The content constituting works and published on the Online Shop, including its logo, name and graphic design, photographs, texts and advertising slogans, are subject to copyright protection of the Seller or another entitled entity.
When purchasing healthcare services on the website www.nasz-gabinet.pl and rejestracja.nasz-gabinet.pl, it is necessary to read the applicable Terms of Service. Failure to accept them obliges the user to leave the aforementioned domains. The Medical Entity enables contact for the purpose of concluding an agreement on terms other than those established in the Terms of Service, including without the use of remote communication.
The Medical Entity reserves the right to grant discounts from the prices indicated in the Terms of Service, on the basis of an individual agreement with the Patient.
The Medical Entity reserves the right to undertake all actions permitted by law in the event of liquidation or a change in the nature of its medical activity.
These Terms of Service shall enter into force on the date of their publication.