Your health is yours. So is your data.

In your assessment you share things you may never have told anyone: your weight, your sleep, your desire, the medication you take. Your doctor needs them to treat you. You need to know what happens to them.

We treat them for what they are: health information, the kind the law protects most carefully.

How we store it

• In our own house. Your data lives on our own infrastructure.
• Always encrypted. While stored and while in transit (encryption at rest and in transit).
• Your story is not rewritten. Your record cannot be altered without leaving a trace (immutable record).
• Every access leaves a trail. Accesses and changes are logged in a chain where any alteration shows (chained audit).

Before we begin

We verify your identity before treating you, so that nobody can request a treatment in your name. And when you accept a consent, we keep the exact text you read, its version and the moment you accepted it.

To treat you

Your data is there to treat you. Not to be sold. If you agree to receive our emails, we also use your answers so that you only get the ones that fit what you are looking for, and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.

Your rights

You can ask for a copy of your data, correct it, ask us to delete it, object to a specific use or take it elsewhere, as the General Data Protection Regulation provides. How to do so is in our privacy policy.

The medical record is the exception to deletion: the law requires it to be kept for a set period, to protect your health.

The most intimate things you know about yourself deserve the most tightly closed door we know how to build. And we will always know who has looked in.

If you want to go back to the beginning, it is in who we are.