Snap Guidance demystifies healthcare software for the practice managers, clinicians, IT staff, and administrators who choose and use it every day. This page explains how we source, write, and correct our guidance.
What we rely on
Where we reference rules or programs, we link to authoritative sources: HealthIT.gov, HHS.gov, CMS.gov, the FTC, and NIST. We do not treat a vendor's marketing claim as an independent finding.
How we approach guidance
Our goal is to help healthcare teams make informed, confident decisions about the tools that run their practices, using practical frameworks rather than sponsored reviews or pay-to-play rankings. We don't sell software or accept vendor sponsorship for editorial coverage.
Corrections
Found an error — a broken source link, an outdated reference, or a factual mistake? Tell us and we correct it. Use the contact page to reach us.
Update cadence
Articles are reviewed periodically and updated when a cited rule or program changes. Each article notes when it was last updated.
Independence
Snap Guidance does not sell software or accept vendor sponsorship for editorial coverage. This site is part of a network of educational resources operated by Medcurity, Inc.