Guidepost definition

Guidepost means Sancreed (Pty) Ltd, a private company with registration number 2012/097434/07, and/or its employees, directors, agents, contractors, sub-contractors and appointed service providers.
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Examples of Guidepost in a sentence

  • You will be bound by all current Terms and Conditions as available on the Guidepost Website.

  • Guidepost provides a hotline that is available 24 hours a day on every day of the year.

  • If this becomes an issue, Guidepost may terminate this Agreement.

  • Guidepost is not liable for any damages resulting from any false data provided by you.

  • Any actions you take based on information provided to you by Guidepost are entirely voluntary and at your own risk.

  • The full details of the services are described on the Guidepost Website.

  • These reports may include diabetes-details of the discussions between you and Guidepost and your blood test results.

  • The information provided to you by Guidepost should be interpreted and considered in conjunction with medical and other advice provided to you by medical practitioners.

  • You agree that Guidepost may use your anonymised information and derived analytics for promotion of its services, research and program improvement purposes in perpetuity.

  • All calls made by Guidepost to you and by you to Guidepost may be recorded.

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