PRIVACY POLICY

1. Information Collected:

  • Clearly outline the types of personal information collected, such as names, contact details, medical history, and other relevant information necessary for physiotherapy services.

2. Purpose of Information Collection:

  • Specify the purposes for which the information is collected, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and record-keeping.

3. Consent:

  • Emphasize the importance of obtaining consent from clients before collecting, using, or disclosing their personal information.

4. Information Storage and Security:

  • Describe the measures taken to ensure the security and confidentiality of clients' personal information, including secure storage, restricted access, and data encryption.

5. Use of Personal Information:

  • Clearly state how personal information will be used, such as for treatment purposes, billing, appointment reminders, and communication regarding physiotherapy services.

6. Disclosure to Third Parties:

  • Outline circumstances under which personal information may be disclosed to third parties, such as insurance companies or other healthcare professionals, and assure clients that such disclosures will be made with their consent or as required by law.

7. Retention Period:

  • Specify the duration for which personal information will be retained, and explain the criteria used to determine the retention period.

8. Access and Correction:

  • Inform clients of their right to access their personal information held by the physiotherapy business and describe the process for making corrections or updates.

9. Cookies and Website Analytics (if applicable):

  • If the physiotherapy business operates a website, provide information on the use of cookies or website analytics tools for the purpose of improving user experience.

10. Compliance with Laws:

Commit to complying with all applicable data protection laws and regulations in The Bahamas.

11. Changes to the Privacy Policy:

Reserve the right to update or modify the privacy policy and indicate that clients will be notified of any changes.

12. Contact Information:

Provide contact details for clients to reach out for inquiries, requests, or concerns regarding their personal information.

13. Governing Law:

Specify the governing law under which any disputes related to the privacy policy will be resolved.