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This is Ro's Terms of Use governing access to its telehealth platform, which facilitates connections between patients and US-licensed healthcare providers for services including weight loss, sexual health, fertility, dermatology, and hair treatment. The terms require users to submit disputes through individual binding arbitration administered by AAA rather than through court proceedings, and include a waiver of class action participation, with a 30-day window to opt out in writing. The terms also assert a broad, royalty-free license over content users submit to the platform, and cap Ro's liability to the amount paid by the user in the six months before a claim arises.
This document governs use of Ro's telehealth platform and related services, including consultation facilitation, prescription fulfillment, and digital health tools, on the basis of a clickwrap agreement requiring affirmative acceptance. The terms authorize Ro to collect health information, personal identifiers, and usage data submitted through the platform; limit Ro's liability to a cap of fees paid by the user in the six months prior to the claim; and require users to indemnify Ro for claims arising from their conduct, content submissions, or violation of the terms. Notably, the terms include a mandatory arbitration clause with a class action waiver and a 30-day opt-out window, and assert a broad intellectual property license over user-submitted content, including health-related submissions, though the scope of this license in the context of protected health information may be constrained by HIPAA and applicable state law. The platform's operation as a healthcare intermediary connecting patients with licensed providers engages HIPAA, FTC regulations on health data and unfair practices, and state telehealth laws; California residents may have additional rights under CCPA; and the arbitration provisions engage with FAA preemption and state consumer protection frameworks depending on jurisdiction.
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