How the directory works.

What a listing is

A directory listing is information about a provider, gathered so you can look at local options in one place instead of across fifteen browser tabs.

Most of what you read on a profile is supplied by the provider themselves, including how they describe their approach.

What a listing is not

Inclusive Connections does not evaluate, approve, endorse, or recommend providers. We are not a clinical organization and we do not assess quality of care.

A listing is not a referral, and being listed does not mean a provider is right for you. That decision is yours to make, and you are the one who knows what you are looking for.

• We do not rate or rank providers
• We do not publish reviews
• We do not use terms like best, top, approved, or recommended
• We do not receive a fee for sending you to a provider

Paid relationships

Providers can pay for Directory Membership or a Featured Community Partner placement. That money helps keep the directory, the events, and the resources free for the community.

Wherever a paid relationship exists, it is labelled on the listing itself, in plain language, next to the provider's name.

• Paid visibility never changes the order results appear in
• Paid visibility never implies clinical quality or endorsement
• You can always see which listings are paid, because we label them

Keeping it accurate

Provider details change — availability especially. When a provider has confirmed their own details, the profile shows the month they did it, so you can judge how current it is.

If you spot something out of date or wrong, please tell us. Correcting it helps the next person who looks, too.

Your privacy

You do not need an account to search the directory, and we do not ask you for health information about you or your family anywhere on this site.