Questions regarding this statement should be directed to the U. S. Health Care Reform site coordinator.
U. S. Health Care Reform and your privacy
At U. S. Health Care Reform we respect your right to privacy and we understand that, as a visitor to U. S. Health Care Reform, you prefer to control your own personal information and preferences. For this reason, we may ask you to register or to provide personal information and preferences when you visit certain areas of U. S. Health Care Reform, request new information, or subscribe to the U. S. Health Care Reform newsletter.
We will guard the personal information you share with us to ensure the content, services, and advertising that we provide on U. S. Health Care Reform site is always tailored to your current, designated preferences.
When you provide U. S. Health Care Reform with your name (or alias), mailing address, or telephone number, U. S. Health Care Reform and
U.S. Health Care Reform representatives may use your postal address and phone number to alert you to updated information, and new services.
When you provide U. S. Health Care Reform with your e-mail address (as an alternative to, or in addition to, your mailing address and phone number), U. S. Health Care Reform may contact you via e-mail. U. S. Health Care Reform never releases e-mail addresses to its representatives. U. S. Health Care Reform also does not offer, or allow for the selling of, any user-provided information to third parties.
If you do not want U. S. Health Care Reform or U. S. Health Care Reform representatives to contact you, you may "opt out" of this preference at any time, whether you're online or contacting U. S. Health Care Reform directly. As part of your preference flexibility, you'll always have the option to opt [back] in and have U. S. Health Care Reform contact you based on your previous or new preferences. For detailed instructions, please see the section "Contact Us," below.
If you choose not to register or provide personal information, you can still visit most of U. S. Health Care Reform's websites; however, you will not have access to areas that require personal identification.
U. S. Health Care Reform membership
U. S. Health Care Reform offers free membership to all U. S. Health Care Reform visitors. In order to establish membership, visitors are requested to provide both personal information and preferences. This information is stored and protected by your user-established Member ID and Password.
There is an additional "Remember Me" option. By selecting it, you allow U. S. Health Care Reform to save your password so you don't have to re-enter it each time you return to any U. S. Health Care Reform website. U. S. Health Care Reform remembers you by placing a log file (cookie) that contains only enough information to identify you upon return visits. A "cookie" is a small line of text that is stored with your web browser for record-keeping purposes and helps U. S. Health Care Reform provide
better service to you. Your browser has options to accept, reject, or provide you with notice when a cookie is sent.
No information, other than that found in the cookie, will be accessed by any U. S. Health Care Reform system. Access to your user information always requires both your Member ID and Password.
How U. S. Health Care Reform will protect your personal information
U. S. Health Care Reform will always protect the personal information that you share with us. U. S. Health Care Reform stores information internally in a controlled, secure environment.
If U. S. Health Care Reform requests general demographic information, this information is limited to reporting purposes only; members remain anonymous. Phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and postal addresses are never shared for demographic reports with outside entities.
U. S. Health Care Reform may occasionally present a special contest or promotion that is sponsored by another company. To qualify for entry, we may ask you to provide personal information. If we plan to share that information with the sponsor(s), we will provide an up-front statement to that effect.
For us at U. S. Health Care Reform the most important thing is that you make the choice that is best for you.
Contact us
How to update your personal information and preferences
You can help U. S. Health Care Reform maintain the accuracy of your personal information by notifying us when you change your name, address, title, phone number, e-mail address, or your content preferences. If at any time you wish to update your information or preferences, or you prefer to stop receiving communication from U. S. Health Care Reform, feel free to contact us at any time.
If you change your e-mail or postal address, please contact U. S. Health Care Reform. In order to make the appropriate corrections, please include both your old and new address.
Our readers can get in touch with us via e-mail at the address provided below.
- Visitor/Member Support: [email protected]
U. S. Health Care Reform would like to receive your comments and questions about this Privacy Policy
Please address comments or questions regarding U. S. Health Care Reform's Privacy Policy to one of the addresses listed above (for online, e-mail). U. S. Health Care Reform may occasionally update, amend, or change this Privacy Policy based on user feedback and as needed or appropriate. Notice of revisions will always be posted on this Privacy web page.
Links
U. S. Health Care Reform's websites contain links to other "non-U. S. Health Care Reform" sites. U. S. Health Care Reform assumes no responsibility for the content or the privacy policies and practices of such websites.
