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Privacy

Handle personal data
with care.

A plain-language outline of privacy principles for initial enquiries and medical coordination.

UpdatedJuly 2026LanguagePlain EnglishEvidenceSources and limitations shownMedical careDelivered by licensed clinics

A clearer decision path

Know what to ask
before you decide.

A plain-language outline of privacy principles for initial enquiries and medical coordination.

01

Data minimisation

Only information reasonably needed for the stated purpose should be requested. An initial enquiry should not require a passport or complete medical file.

02

Sensitive health information

Medical and genetic information requires additional care. Confirm the secure channel, recipient, purpose and retention approach before sending records.

03

Service providers and clinics

Information should be shared with a clinic or service provider only when needed for the requested coordination and with appropriate patient awareness.

04

Your choices

Ask what information is needed, who will receive it and how it will be used before sharing records. You may begin with a non-sensitive summary and provide further information only when necessary.

Next step

Turn your research into better questions.

Prepare a concise case summary, then compare case-specific clinical proposals rather than relying on general package claims.

Prepare a private case review