TBL Resources · Boundaries
What TBL does not do — and when to use outside help.
What should I not use TBL for?
Do not use TBL for diagnosis, treatment, medication instructions, medical clearance, urgent symptoms, emergency care, insurance decisions, visa rules, airline approvals, or legal requirements. Use the source that controls that decision.
What to do with this answer
Use your own clinician for
- Diagnosis, treatment decisions, new symptoms, medication changes, medical certificates, and fit-to-travel questions.
Use official travel sources for
- Visa or entry rules, airline procedures, accessibility services, insurance cover, destination health requirements, and emergency numbers.
Use urgent or emergency care when
- Symptoms are severe, new, rapidly worsening, or feel unsafe. TBL cannot assess emergencies or replace local medical care.
Boundary to remember
Planning support only. Not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, medical clearance, insurance advice, legal advice, or emergency care.
Related questions
Can TBL tell me if I am safe to fly?
No. Fit-to-fly or travel clearance must come from an appropriate clinician or airline process.
Can TBL advise on medication?
No. Medication decisions belong with your clinician or pharmacist.
Can Advisory replace my doctor?
No. Advisory reviews trip-planning load and support needs. It does not provide care or clearance.
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TBL provides planning and decision support only. It does not replace your clinician, pharmacist, insurer, airline, embassy, regulator, or emergency services.