Mise à jour le 14 août 2026
Les conditions d’utilisation d’Ailio — pour les patients qui réservent des soins et pour les cliniques qui gèrent une fiche.
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Ailio is operated by Ailio Technologies Inc. of Victoria, British Columbia. We publish an index of clinics and practitioners — their services, prices and published openings — and let you request an appointment with them. Using Ailio means you accept these terms and our privacy notice.
Ailio is not a clinic, does not employ practitioners and provides no care. Every appointment is between you and the clinic. Their terms, their cancellation policy and their fees are theirs, not ours.
Nothing on Ailio is medical advice, and nothing here creates a practitioner-patient relationship between you and us. Which discipline or practitioner is right for you is a decision for you and a qualified professional. Listing a clinic is not a recommendation of it, and the order results appear in is not a ranking of quality.
If this is an emergency, call 911 or go to an emergency department. Do not use Ailio.
Booking through Ailio makes a request. It is not an appointment until the clinic confirms it. We do not hold clinics’ calendars, so an opening we show may already be taken by the time your request arrives.
How a clinic learns of your request depends on the clinic. One that manages its listing sees it in its Ailio dashboard and answers there. For some clinics, Ailio places the request directly in the clinic’s own booking system — the same booking you could have made on their site, made for you — and your booking page says so when that happens, with the confirmation their system returned; a booking placed that way is the clinic’s system confirming it. A clinic we can reach neither way is not notified by us, and your request can go unanswered — your booking page tells you that too, rather than leaving you to assume someone is looking at it.
Cancelling in Ailio changes our record and nothing else — it does not cancel anything at the clinic, including a booking we placed in the clinic’s own system. If you need to cancel, contact the clinic directly. Most clinics charge for a late cancellation or a no-show; where we can read a clinic’s policy we show it, but the policy is theirs and applies whether or not we managed to read it.
If you gave us a note for the practitioner, it stays encrypted and is not sent to the clinic. Anything a clinic needs to know before your visit, tell them.
Prices come from clinics’ own published fee lists. Where a card shows a price for a discipline, it is the cheapest service that clinic lists in it, along with how long that service is — not a quote for your visit. What you are charged is set by the clinic.
Any “what you would pay” figure is arithmetic over the plan terms you typed in yourself. Nobody has confirmed it with your insurer — no service in Canada offers us that — and it is not a promise of coverage. Check with your plan before relying on it.
Whether a clinic bills a payer directly is read from what the clinic publishes, and it can change without them updating their site. Confirm with the clinic before your visit if it matters to you.
Almost everything in the index is read from clinics’ own booking systems and websites. We take real care over it and we say so when we could not check something — “we could not confirm” is never shown as “no” — but we cannot guarantee that a price, an opening, an address, a set of hours or a practitioner’s registration is current. Treat the clinic as the source of truth.
You must be old enough to consent to your own care to hold an account, and the information you give us must be your own and accurate — particularly on a health profile a clinic may rely on. Keep your password to yourself; anything done through your account is treated as done by you.
You can close your account at any time from your profile. We may suspend or close an account that is being used to abuse the service, to harass a clinic, or in a way that breaks these terms.
Use Ailio to find and book care. Do not scrape or bulk-download the index, resell it, or use automated tools against it beyond what our robots file allows. Do not make appointment requests you do not intend to keep — a held slot is a real appointment somebody else could have had. Do not attempt to reach data that is not yours, or to interfere with the service.
A clinic listing exists whether or not the clinic has anything to do with us. Claiming it gives you a way to correct and add to it; it does not create it, and letting a claim lapse does not remove it.
You claim a listing with an email address the clinic itself publishes — usually at its own domain — or by publishing a token in a DNS record. The emailed code is six digits, expires in ten minutes and allows five attempts. Claiming a clinic you are not authorised to act for is a breach of these terms.
What you tell us is added as your clinic’s own statement, in the clinic’s name and dated. It sits beside what we read from your site rather than overwriting it, and it outranks it because you know and we were reading. Hiding a service hides it from patients and keeps its history. If you stop managing the listing, your listing remains and someone else at the clinic can claim it.
For a request made through Ailio: the patient’s name, the practitioner, service, location, time and price. You are not given the patient’s email address — when you answer a request, Ailio passes your answer to the patient. You do not see their health profile, their insurance details or any note they wrote — those are encrypted with a key Ailio’s clinic side does not hold.
Where your booking system takes online bookings from the public, Ailio may make a patient’s requested booking through that same public flow, as that patient — the appointment your system then holds is one the patient asked for, made the way any patient’s would be. The account it is made from is the patient’s, managed by Ailio, and its email address is one Ailio manages so the patient reliably receives what you send to it. We do not touch any administrative side of your system, and we do not cancel or change appointments in it.
Statements you publish through Ailio about your services, prices, billing and policies must be accurate, and you are responsible for them. Patient information you receive through Ailio is yours to handle under the privacy and professional obligations that already apply to your practice.
We intend to charge clinics $12 a month for a managed listing. Nothing is billed today: there is no payment step, we hold no card and no charge has been made or authorised. If that changes we will ask you to agree to it first.
The portal itself writes nothing to your booking system; the only thing Ailio ever creates there is a patient’s own requested booking, described above. It does not let you choose which reviews or ratings patients see: those come from public sources — Google, the booking platforms that publish ratings for your business, and per-practitioner ratings insurers publish — and you cannot edit, reorder or hide them. Premises photos are added by link to an image you already host; practitioner headshots can be uploaded, and an upload is reviewed before it is published. And it does not report revenue, profile views or how many of your open slots were filled, because we do not measure any of those and would be making them up.
Ailio’s own design, code and compiled index belong to Ailio Technologies Inc. Clinic names, logos, photographs and descriptions belong to those clinics. Ailio is a trademark of Ailio Technologies Inc.
Apple is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Maps is a trademark of Google LLC. Waze is a trademark of Waze Mobile Ltd. Ailio is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them, and displays none of their logos.
Ailio is provided as it is. We do not warrant that listings are accurate or current, that an opening is still available, that a clinic will accept a request, or that the service will be uninterrupted.
To the extent the law allows, Ailio Technologies Inc. is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for the care a clinic provides or fails to provide, for a fee a clinic charges you, or for what your insurer does or does not pay. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law — including for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by our negligence — and nothing here affects rights you have under consumer protection legislation.
These terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and the laws of Canada that apply there, and the courts of British Columbia have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer, this does not remove the protections of the law where you live.
When these terms change we update the date at the top. If a change materially affects your rights we will tell account holders by email. Continuing to use Ailio after a change means you accept it; if you do not, close your account.
Ailio Technologies Inc., Victoria, British Columbia. Write to privacy@ailio.health for anything about your information or these terms.
