A disclaimer should be conspicuous and brought to the readers' attention to be effective. This is accomplished by having the disclaimer page as the first page the reader sees when accessing the web site. The third but most risky disclaimer option is to provide an internal link to a disclaimer page. Such disclaimers are rarely read if seen at all. Goods and Services.
Many web sites offer goods and services for sale.
If goods or services are available on a healthcare provider's web site, make sure that all of the regulatory requirements governing the sale of such goods and services are followed including a disclaimer of express or implied warranties and specific wording and presentation requirements. Readers should be informed if the web site captures information about them. Make sure to check the laws of the jurisdiction in which you are publishing the web page and that jurisdiction's laws regarding the capturing of information about your readers. In addition, check to make sure that you can use the captured information in a way that is permitted in the appropriate jurisdiction. The reader also should affirmatively consent to the capturing of information by filling out a form on the web page.