Who we are
Aeromedical Compass is an independent-facing aviation medical transparency resource operated by Pilots for HIMS Reform, Inc. It is not affiliated with the FAA or the official HIMS Program.
Educational purpose
Compass is informational and educational. It is not medical, legal, employment, licensing, or professional advice.
Practice-focused profiles
Clinician and program profiles summarize approved, de-identified practice signals. Names are used to identify the practices being described, not to make personal judgments. Inclusion is not an endorsement, disciplinary finding, guarantee, or certification.
Program capability information
Structured program fields record what approved reporters say they encountered or confirmed, such as level of care, virtual access, payment options, TRICARE experience, wait time, FAA/HIMS familiarity, or an FAA-documentation outcome. They are not real-time verification of insurance participation, licensing, availability, treatment suitability, or FAA acceptance. Users should independently confirm current requirements with the program, insurer, and the clinician or HIMS AME responsible for their certification strategy.
Submissions
By submitting, you confirm that you have the right to share the information and files, that you have removed unnecessary PHI, and that your report is made in good faith. You grant Compass a non-exclusive license to review, redact, structure, analyze, aggregate, and publish de-identified information consistent with the methodology and privacy policy.
Compass may accept, reject, edit for privacy/clarity, request clarification, or decline to publish any submission or evidence item.
Structured observations and evidence
Checking a standardized observation records what the reporter says they observed; it is not automatically treated as a verified fact. Observations and evidence enter review states and affect public calculations only after the applicable approval process.
Right of reply
Named providers are offered a reasonable opportunity to respond before new approved material affects a public profile. A right-of-reply notice can include a reviewed, de-identified provider-facing description and limited interaction context. Providers may submit context, corrections, supporting material, or a statement for consideration/publication.
Acceptable use
Do not submit harassment, threats, doxxing, knowingly false information, material you do not have the right to share, or unredacted PHI. Do not attempt to identify or contact reporters through the directory.
No guarantee
Compass does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of submissions, ratings, program capability reports, evidence, or provider/program responses. Users remain responsible for their own decisions and due diligence.
Changes and governing law
These terms may be updated as the methodology and service evolve. They are governed by Indiana law to the extent applicable.