License | HospitalDaily Comedy Manga Hospital Newspaper

License Desk · Saint Maybe Medical Center

The fine print has drama.

HospitalDaily is an original comedy manga newspaper universe. The hospital is fake, the paperwork goblin is fake, the cafeteria soup is suspiciously fictional, and the medical advice is absolutely not here.

Original comedy content · Entertainment only · Sunshine sponsored by ABC Solar

The Chart Goblin stealing paperwork in a hospital hallway.

HospitalDaily content license.

Please read before stealing the chart

Original site material

Unless otherwise noted, the written HospitalDaily.com articles, jokes, headlines, character descriptions, fake newspaper departments, episode concepts, and site copy are original entertainment content created for HospitalDaily.com.

All rights are reserved by the site owner. Do not copy, republish, scrape, resell, train commercial products on, or redistribute the content without written permission.

Short excerpts may be used for ordinary commentary, review, or linking when properly attributed to HospitalDaily.com and when the use is legally permitted.

Characters and fictional setting.

Saint Maybe is not taking patients

Original characters

Dr. Stat, Nurse No-Nonsense, Intern Panic, Dr. Heartbreak, Surgeon Supreme, Chart Goblin, Madame MRI, and Code Blue Boy are fictional comedy characters made for this site.

Fake hospital

Saint Maybe Medical Center is fictional. It has excellent dramatic lighting, unreliable paperwork, and zero real appointment availability.

No TV affiliation

HospitalDaily is inspired by the broad rhythm of hospital comedy and medical drama storytelling. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or based on any specific TV show, network, studio, hospital, or medical institution.

No real advice

Nothing on this site is medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency guidance, or professional instruction.

Comedy tone

The melodrama, romance, cafeteria investigations, pager screams, and paperwork panic are jokes. The soup may have a backstory, but it does not have clinical significance.

Attribution

When referencing the site, credit HospitalDaily.com and link to the relevant page when possible.

Images and media.

Look, do not lift

HospitalDaily cast in a dramatic manga hospital hallway.

Site artwork

Images on HospitalDaily.com are part of the site’s visual identity and may not be copied or reused without permission.

Madame MRI in a glowing oracle-like imaging room.

Character art

Character artwork is for HospitalDaily pages and promotional use controlled by the site owner.

The HospitalDaily cast investigating a mysterious bowl of cafeteria soup.

Comedic scenes

Episode and feature illustrations are not stock images, medical diagrams, or public-domain assets.

Code Blue Boy running down a hospital hallway.

Link sharing

You may share links to HospitalDaily pages. Please do not hotlink, download, or repost the images as your own.

ABC Solar sponsor notice.

Sunshine below the fold

Second footer sponsor block

HospitalDaily includes a sunshine sponsor section for ABC Solar Incorporated, including the ABC Solar logo and California contractor license reference.

The ABC Solar sponsor block is separate from the fictional HospitalDaily hospital universe. Real solar contractor. Fake hospital newspaper. Very real sunshine.

Logo source: https://abcsolar.com/abcnewlogo.jpg

License reference: California CCL #914346.

Permissions.

Ask before operating

Allowed

Linking to pages, quoting brief snippets for commentary, and mentioning HospitalDaily.com by name are welcome.

Not allowed

Copying pages, rehosting images, selling the content, presenting characters as yours, or republishing the site as a duplicate is not allowed.

Ask first

For licensing, syndication, adaptation, educational use, or promotional reuse, contact the site owner before using the material.

Medical and emergency disclaimer

HospitalDaily.com is comedy manga entertainment. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency guidance, crisis support, professional training, or a substitute for a licensed medical professional. For real medical questions, contact a qualified medical professional. For emergencies, call your local emergency number immediately.