UAPMed believes every individual exposed to UAP has a right to:

Information

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to information, support resources, and educational materials on the physiological, psychological, and social impact from UAP exposures.

Investigation

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right for their exposure to be  addressed by first responders, and to request an inquiry conducted by law enforcement.

Recognition

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to seek services from a medical professional without stigma, ridicule, or dismissal, and to have their reported incident treated as a legitimate event.

Safety and Security

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to physical and emotional safety and security in a healthcare environment.

Privacy

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to anonymity, digital profile privacy, and conduct, in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), as amended.

Physical Care

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to seek a physiological evaluation and to receive treatment for any acute or chronic health-related adverse effects of their UAP exposure.

Mental Health Care

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to seek a mental health evaluation and to receive treatment for any acute or chronic health-related adverse effects of their UAP exposure.

Professional Guidance

Experiencers have a right to seek professional counseling services and support networks that can help them navigate their personal path forward in a respectful and ethical environment.

Healing and Recovery

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to seek professional counseling services and support networks to help them navigate a path forward in a respectful, ethical environment.

Informed Consent

Individuals exposed to UAP have a right to make autonomous, informed decisions about participation in research, treatments, public discourse, or publication of personal information.