Privacy
What this site collects
Short, because there is not much to say yet. There is no account, no form and no health question anywhere on this site.
What we do not collect
Nothing about your health. No weight, no conditions, no medications, no "check if you qualify" questionnaire. Not because we have not got round to it — because a site that collects health information and is not a HIPAA covered entity falls under the FTC's Health Breach Notification Rule, and the orders against BetterHelp, GoodRx and Cerebral all began with data gathered before anyone became a patient.
No name, no email, no phone number. There is no form on this site and no account to create.
No advertising pixels. No Meta pixel, no Google Ads tag, no remarketing of any kind. Reading a page about a medicine here does not put you into an advertising audience anywhere.
What is measured
Ahrefs Web Analytics counts pageviews, referrers and rough location at country level. It sets no cookies and builds no cross-site profile of you. We use it to see which guides people actually read.
Google Tag Manager also runs on the site. It is a container rather than a measurement tool: it loads whatever tags we have put in it. Today that is Google Analytics, which counts pages and visits.
Because a container can hold tags that this page cannot describe in advance, we set a rule in the site's own code, before Tag Manager loads, that applies to everything inside it:
Advertising storage, advertising user data and ad personalisation are denied by default.
In plain terms, a Google advertising tag placed in that container cannot write advertising cookies or add you to a remarketing audience. Changing that would take a change to the site's source code, reviewed and recorded, not a setting toggled in a dashboard. Reading a page here about a medicine does not follow you anywhere.
Your browser also reaches our content delivery network, which keeps ordinary server logs — the requested address, a timestamp, your IP address and browser string. That is how any website works, and those logs are not joined to anything else.
Where it is hosted
Amazon Web Services, in the United States. The pages are static files; nothing about you is stored in a database, because there is no database.
If that changes
When the clinic opens there will be an account, a consultation and health information, and that is a different privacy question with different rules. It will get its own notice, written before the first patient rather than after.
If a second analytics tool is ever added, this page is updated in the same change — build.py refuses to publish a site whose analytics configuration is not described here.
Contact
Write to hello@medmiami.org. If you have emailed us to join the waitlist, that address sits in our inbox and nowhere else — ask and we will delete it. Nothing else about you is collected anywhere on this site.