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Effective Date: February 24, 2026
Last Updated: March 2, 2026
This Privacy Policy describes how Hume Health Care LLC ("Hume Care") collects, uses, discloses, and protects personal information through the Hume Care website and platform at HumeCare.com.
Hume Care is not a HIPAA-covered entity as defined under federal law. We have made a deliberate choice to adopt privacy and security practices that meet or exceed the standards set by HIPAA — not because we are legally required to, but because the sensitivity of the health information you share with us demands it. This Privacy Policy reflects that commitment. Where we describe rights or protections, those are voluntary commitments Hume Care makes to you, enforceable through this Policy and our Terms of Service.
If Hume Care enters into a relationship with a partner that is a HIPAA-covered entity, we will update this Policy to reflect any changes to your rights and our obligations that result from that relationship. We will notify you of material changes before they take effect.
We encourage you to read this Policy in full, but here are the most important points:
You may provide the following types of information to us:
For certain Hume Care programs, including programs that may involve compounded medications, we collect additional information through a secondary eligibility screening process. This screening may include questions about your prior use of GLP-1 medications, documented qualifying conditions, and drug allergies or intolerances. This information is collected solely for the purpose of determining clinical eligibility and ensuring patient safety in connection with your potential treatment program.
Information collected during secondary eligibility screening — including prior medication history, qualifying conditions, and allergy disclosures — is treated as sensitive health information and handled with the same care we apply to all health data collected through Hume Care. This information is not used for marketing analytics, platform improvement, or product development. It is shared with your treating clinician and, where you qualify for a program involving compounded medication, with the dispensing compounding pharmacy responsible for preparing your medication.
This information is not shared with third parties outside your care team without your consent, except as described in Section 3 of this Policy.
If you complete eligibility screening but do not ultimately enroll in a program, the information collected during screening is retained as described in Section 4A.
Through HumeCare.com, we and third parties may collect information from your computer or other device by automated means such as cookies, web beacons, local storage, JavaScript, mobile-device functionality, and other computer code. This information may include unique browser identifiers, IP address, browser and operating system information, device identifiers, other device information, Internet connection information, and details about your interactions with HumeCare.com.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the website recognize your device and store information about your preferences or past actions.
Most web browsers allow you to control cookies through their settings. Disabling cookies may affect the functionality of our website. To learn more, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
We do not respond to browser-based do-not-track signals.
We may use third-party cookies from service providers to help us analyze website usage, track marketing efforts, and deliver advertisements. These cookies are subject to the respective privacy policies of those providers.
When a Healthcare Provider accepts you as a patient through the Hume Care platform, they may share information about you with us in connection with your care, including prescription details and titration updates. We use this information to maintain your Hume Care member and program records and to provide you with access to the platform features described in this Policy.
Hume Care maintains two types of records on your behalf. Your member record includes your account information, program enrollment history, eligibility screening results, body composition and wellness data you have shared, and platform activity. Your program record includes your prescription name, dosage, and titration schedule as received from your Healthcare Provider, which may be shared with the Hume Health application upon your consent as described in Section 1A.
Your clinical record — including consultation notes, treatment decisions, and medical documentation created by your Healthcare Provider — belongs to and is maintained by your Provider, not by Hume Care. Hume Care collects and transmits your intake information to your Provider but does not independently create or maintain your clinical record. To request access to or amendment of your clinical record, please contact your Healthcare Provider directly through the Hume Care messaging interface. If you need assistance directing your request, Hume Care support can help.
Hume Care is operated by Hume Health Care LLC, a legally separate entity from Hume Health Corp, which operates the Hume Health consumer wellness application. Although both companies are part of the same corporate family, they maintain separate legal identities, distinct data infrastructure, independent access controls, and separate data governance frameworks.
Hume Health operates as a consumer wellness product. Data collected by Hume Health, including body composition measurements generated by Hume hardware, is classified as personal wellness information and is governed by the Hume Health Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Hume Care is a telehealth platform that handles sensitive health information. Data collected through Hume Care in connection with clinical services is treated as sensitive health information and handled in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable state law.
Data sharing between Hume Health and Hume Care is strictly user-initiated. Wellness data collected by Hume Health does not flow automatically into Hume Care. No body composition measurements, activity data, or other information generated within the Hume Health application will be transmitted to, stored within, or accessed by Hume Care unless you have completed both steps described below.
Step 1: Account Linking. Before any data sharing between platforms is possible, you must explicitly link your Hume Health account to your Hume Care account. This requires affirmative action on your part and will not occur automatically. Until you complete this step, the two platforms operate in complete isolation from one another.
Step 2: Sharing Permission Configuration. After linking your accounts, you must configure your data sharing preferences. Three permission tiers are available:
You may change your permission tier at any time through your account settings. Changes take effect prospectively. A change to a more restrictive tier does not retroactively affect data already incorporated into your Hume Care health record. When you choose to share Hume Health data with Hume Care, you will be presented with a disclosure describing the specific categories of wellness data that will be shared, the purpose for which it will be used, and the framework under which it will be protected once shared.
Data flow between the two platforms is primarily unidirectional: from Hume Health to Hume Care, when you authorize it. However, Hume Care may transmit a limited category of information back to the Hume Health application solely for program scheduling and titration tracking purposes. Specifically, your prescribed medication name, dosage, and titration schedule may be shared from Hume Care to the Hume Health application to populate the medication calendar and titration calculator features.
This outbound transmission is limited to scheduling and logistical information. It does not include clinical records, provider communications, diagnostic results, or treatment outcome data.
Important: When your prescribed medication name, dosage, and titration schedule are transmitted to the Hume Health application, that information leaves Hume Care's data environment and enters the Hume Health wellness platform. By linking your accounts and configuring program scheduling permissions, you acknowledge that this scheduling information will reside in the Hume Health application under the Hume Health Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. You may disable this feature at any time.
When you enroll in a Hume Care treatment program, your prescribed medication name, dosage, and titration schedule may be shared from Hume Care to the Hume Health application so the app can display your program calendar and titration tracker. At this point, the scheduling information leaves the Hume Care data environment and is governed by the Hume Health Terms of Service and Privacy Policy from that point forward.
When you use the Hume Health application to log whether and how you followed your prescribed schedule — recording when you took a dose, how much you took, and any side effects — that logged information is treated as self-attested patient-reported data when it returns to Hume Care. It is not treated as a confirmed clinical record. Hume Care uses your self-attested medication and side effect logs to support treatment monitoring, to surface relevant information for your clinical appointments, and to inform the Pro.f AI features described in Section 1D. This data is not used to make autonomous clinical decisions.
For programs involving injectable medications, Hume Health may offer additional logging features, including the ability to record injection timing, administration site, and dose amounts. All information generated through these features is treated as self-attested patient-reported data. Injection logs created within Hume Health reside in the Hume Health wellness environment until you choose to transmit them to Hume Care.
The complete cycle, summarized: Hume Care sends scheduling data to Hume Health (leaves Hume Care's data environment). You interact with that data in the Hume Health app and log your behavior. Your logged behavior returns to Hume Care as self-attested health information. This loop allows your Hume Health experience to stay connected to your treatment without requiring you to re-enter information in two places.
Hume Care does not make treatment decisions of any kind. All clinical decisions — including diagnosis, prescribing, dosage, and protocol adjustments — are made exclusively by your licensed Healthcare Provider. Hume Care's role is to collect and organize information that may inform those decisions, and to help you engage more actively in your own care. No data collected by Hume Care, including body composition measurements, medication logs, or wellness device outputs, is used to make or substitute for a clinical decision.
A foundational principle of Hume Care's data architecture is the concept of self-attestation. All information that originates from you — whether you type it, log it, or generate it through a Hume wellness device — is treated as self-attested information. Self-attested information carries the weight of a patient reporting their own experience to a clinician. It is not equivalent to a diagnostic measurement performed by a certified medical device and is not used as a substitute for medical-grade testing.
The following categories of information are treated as self-attested within the Hume Care platform:
Hume hardware, including the Hume Pod and Hume Band, are wellness devices. They are not classified as medical devices and their outputs are not used as clinical measurements within the Hume Care platform. When you authorize the sharing of Hume Health data with Hume Care, that data enters your Hume Care record as self-attested wellness information — information you have chosen to share to provide context for your care, in the same way you might describe your experience or progress in your own words during a clinical appointment.
Body composition data shared from Hume Health to Hume Care provides contextual information that you may choose to discuss with your Healthcare Provider. Hume Care does not use wellness device outputs to drive clinical decisions, adjust treatment protocols, or trigger autonomous recommendations. All clinical decisions remain with your Healthcare Provider. If a Healthcare Provider, upon reviewing consistent patterns in your self-attested wellness data over time, determines that medical-grade confirmatory testing is warranted, they may order a clinically validated test such as an MRI or DEXA scan. Clinical decisions are based on the results of those diagnostics, not on wellness device outputs directly.
When Hume Care shares your prescribed program schedule with the Hume Health application, that outbound information is sensitive health data leaving the Hume Care data environment. When you use the Hume Health application to log your actual medication behavior, that logged information is self-attested patient-reported data when it returns to Hume Care. A prescribed dosing schedule is a program record in Hume Care's hands — it originates from a clinical decision by your Healthcare Provider but functions as a program management artifact once transmitted to Hume Care. Your logged account of whether and how you followed that schedule is a patient-reported outcome. Hume Care treats your medication logs as self-attestation because you are reporting your own behavior and experience. This data is used within Hume Care to support treatment monitoring and to inform Pro.f AI features. It is not used to make autonomous clinical decisions.
Hume Care incorporates Pro.f, an AI-powered feature that helps you prepare for clinical appointments and engage more actively in your care.
Important note on naming: The name "Pro.f" is used in both the Hume Health wellness application and in Hume Care. These are two entirely separate tools with different functions, different data access, and different purposes. Pro.f within Hume Health provides wellness insights in a non-clinical context. Pro.f within Hume Care assists with clinical appointment preparation based on your Hume Care health information. The two instances share a name but have no connection to each other, do not share data, and cannot be used interchangeably.
Pro.f analyzes your self-attested information — including your reported progress, side effect logs, medication administration records, and wellness device data you have shared with Hume Care — to generate suggested conversation topics for your upcoming clinical appointments. These suggestions are intended to help you identify questions and observations worth raising with your Healthcare Provider. Pro.f suggestions are generated in real time and are not stored, logged, or used for model training.
Pro.f does not diagnose medical conditions. Pro.f does not recommend changes to your treatment, dosage, or medication. Pro.f does not communicate directly with your Healthcare Provider or transmit information to your Healthcare Provider's clinical record on your behalf. Pro.f does not make autonomous clinical decisions of any kind. All outputs generated by Pro.f are advisory in nature and are intended for your personal use in preparing for clinical conversations.
Pro.f on Hume Care operates exclusively on data that exists within the Hume Care platform. This includes self-attested information you have provided directly to Hume Care, body composition and wellness data you have authorized to be shared from Hume Health, and self-attested medication and side effect logs. Pro.f on Hume Care does not access, query, or process any data that resides solely within the Hume Health application.
The Hume Care messaging interface is a unified surface that may connect you with multiple distinct entities, including your Healthcare Provider's care team, third-party clinical networks, and Hume Care's own customer support team. Each of these entities operates under its own privacy policies and terms of service.
Before any chat with a new entity can begin, you will be presented with that entity's privacy policy and terms of service from within the chat interface. The chat cannot be initiated until you have affirmatively agreed to those terms. The entity you are communicating with will be identified at the point of connection so that you know which privacy framework applies. Hume Care's Privacy Policy governs only communications handled by Hume Care's own customer support team.
Hume Care uses personal information for the following purposes:
When Hume Care creates aggregated or de-identified data derived from user information, that de-identification is performed using methodologies consistent with HIPAA's Expert Determination or Safe Harbor standards as best practices, even though we are not legally required to do so. Once de-identified in accordance with those standards, the resulting data may be used or disclosed for any purpose permitted by law.
De-identified data may be used for product development, internal analytics, research purposes, and collaboration with external partners. The categories of partners with whom we may share de-identified data include: clinical research organizations conducting studies on treatment efficacy or body composition outcomes; pharmaceutical manufacturers studying the real-world effects of medications on body composition; academic and independent research institutions studying metabolic health, longevity, or weight management; and healthcare analytics companies that aggregate anonymized population-level data for clinical insights.
De-identified data shared with external partners is licensed for specific research or analytical purposes — it is not sold. Partner use of de-identified data is limited by agreement to the purposes for which it was shared. It does not involve the sharing of your name, contact information, or any other information that could identify you individually.
We do not re-identify de-identified data or use it to make decisions about individual users. We do not sell individually identifiable health information to third parties.
Users in Washington State and Nevada have the right to opt out of certain uses and sharing of their consumer health data, including de-identified data derived from their information. To exercise this right, please see the Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy below or contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
Hume Care may disclose your information as follows:
To Healthcare Providers and Clinical Networks: We may disclose personal information to these entities in connection with clinical relationships initiated through the Hume Care platform. When you complete eligibility screening, your screening information is transmitted to the relevant Healthcare Provider for the purpose of eligibility review and provider assignment. This transmission occurs prior to provider-specific consent and is authorized by your agreement to this Privacy Policy and the Hume Care Terms of Service, which you must accept before completing eligibility screening. Once a provider has been assigned, you will be presented with that provider's privacy policy and terms of service before your program becomes active.
To Pharmacies: If you are issued a prescription through the Hume Care platform, we will share the information necessary to fill that prescription with the dispensing pharmacy. For programs involving compounded medication, this includes the specific clinical and eligibility information described in Section 1.
To Vendors and Service Providers: Hume Care works with third-party vendors and service providers who assist in operating the platform and who may, in the course of providing those services, receive or interact with sensitive health information. These vendors — including hosting providers, analytics platforms, and communication services — are engaged under data protection agreements that limit their use of your information to the purposes for which it was shared and require them to maintain appropriate safeguards.
To Affiliates: We may disclose information to current or future parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, and other companies under common control or ownership with Hume Care. Any disclosure of sensitive health information to an affiliate will be governed by data protection agreements limiting that affiliate's use of your information to the purposes for which it was shared.
In Connection with Legal Matters: We may disclose information when we believe disclosure is appropriate due to a subpoena or similar investigative demand, a court order, or other request from a law enforcement or government agency, or as otherwise required by law.
For the Protection of Hume Care and Others: We may disclose information when we believe disclosure is appropriate in connection with efforts to investigate, prevent, or take other action regarding illegal activity, suspected fraud or other wrongdoing; to protect and defend the rights, property, or safety of our company, our employees, our customers, or others; and to enforce our contracts.
In Connection with Corporate Transactions: We may disclose your information as part of, or to take steps in anticipation of, a sale of all or a portion of our business, a divestiture, merger, consolidation, asset sale, bankruptcy, or other significant corporate event.
If Hume Care receives payment from a third party — such as a provider, supplement company, or other partner — in exchange for communicating that partner's products or services to you, we will obtain your written consent before doing so. Opting into general marketing communications does not constitute consent for these paid third-party marketing disclosures. We will not condition treatment or enrollment on your consent to any marketing disclosure.
Hume Care makes the following voluntary commitments regarding your access to and control over your personal information. To exercise any of these rights, please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
You have the right to request a copy of the personal and health information Hume Care maintains about you, including your member record and program record. We will fulfill your request in an accessible format within 30 days of receipt, or notify you of the reason for any extension. We may charge a reasonable cost-based fee for producing and transmitting the copy.
To request access to your clinical record — including consultation notes, treatment decisions, and medical documentation created by your Healthcare Provider — please contact your Provider directly through the Hume Care messaging interface. Hume Care does not maintain your clinical record and cannot fulfill clinical record requests on your Provider's behalf. If you are unsure how to reach your Provider, Hume Care support can direct you.
You have the right to request that we amend information about you in your Hume Care member or program record that you believe is inaccurate or incomplete. We will respond to your request within 60 days. We may decline your request if we determine the information is accurate and complete, was not created by Hume Care, or is not part of the information you would be permitted to inspect. If we decline your request, we will explain the basis for the denial in writing.
To request amendment of your clinical record, please contact your Healthcare Provider directly through the Hume Care messaging interface or by contacting Hume Care support, who can direct your request to the appropriate party.
You have the right to receive a written accounting of disclosures of your information that we have made for purposes other than direct care and treatment operations, for the period of six years prior to the date of your request. We will respond within 60 days of receipt. The first accounting in any 12-month period is provided at no charge. For additional requests within the same period, we may charge a reasonable cost-based fee, of which we will notify you before processing the request.
You have the right to request that we restrict uses or disclosures of your information. We are not required to agree to every requested restriction, but we will consider all requests in good faith. If we agree to a restriction, we will comply with it except in emergency circumstances. Please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com with a description of the specific restriction you are requesting.
You have the right to request that we communicate with you through a specific means or at a specific location. We will accommodate reasonable requests. To make this request, please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
If you believe your privacy rights under this Policy have been violated, you may file a complaint with Hume Care by contacting us at privacy@HumeCare.com. Hume Care will not retaliate against you in any way for filing a complaint.
If your complaint relates to the clinical care, conduct, or decisions of your Healthcare Provider rather than to Hume Care's privacy practices, that complaint should be directed to your Provider. You can reach your Provider through the Hume Care messaging interface, or contact Hume Care support at support@HumeCare.com and we will direct your complaint to the appropriate party.
If you wish to escalate a complaint about a Healthcare Provider's conduct beyond Hume Care, you have the right to file a complaint with the medical licensing board in the state where your Provider is licensed. Each state maintains its own board responsible for investigating complaints against licensed physicians. Hume Care support can help you identify the appropriate board for your state if needed.
We may use your personal information, including your email address, to send you marketing communications that we believe may be of interest to you. You will only receive such communications if you have opted in to receive them. If you no longer wish to receive marketing communications, you can opt out at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link in any marketing email or by contacting us at support@HumeCare.com. You may continue to receive non-marketing communications related to your account or services you have requested.
We do not share your personal information with third parties for their marketing purposes without your explicit consent. We may use third-party service providers to send marketing emails on our behalf. These providers are bound by agreements limiting their use of your information to that purpose.
You may request a copy of your health record at any time by contacting us at support@HumeCare.com. We will fulfill your request in an accessible format within 30 days as required by applicable law.
Hume Care retains sensitive health information for the minimum period required by the most restrictive applicable state law among all states in which Hume Care serves patients. This ensures compliance across all states without requiring patient-by-patient retention tracking. The governing retention period is determined by the state imposing the longest mandatory minimum retention floor. At the time of this notice, that period is 11 years, based on North Carolina law. This period will be updated as Hume Care expands to new states or as state laws change. If an expansion to a new state results in a longer mandatory retention period that affects existing users' records, Hume Care will notify affected users by email within 30 days of that change taking effect.
Body composition and wellness data you share from Hume Health to Hume Care becomes part of your health record at the time it is incorporated into a clinical encounter. A deletion request submitted to Hume Health for data already incorporated into your Hume Care health record will not cause that data to be deleted from Hume Care's systems. To request amendment or deletion of data within your Hume Care health record, you must submit a separate request directly to Hume Care at privacy@HumeCare.com.
Non-clinical personal information — including account information, cookie data, and usage data that has not been incorporated into a health record — is retained for as long as your account is active or as needed to provide services, and for three years following account termination or the conclusion of your last clinical encounter, whichever is later, unless a longer period is required by law.
Information collected during eligibility screening for users who do not ultimately enroll in a program is retained as clinical intake information for the maximum period permitted by applicable law, consistent with the retention standards described in this section.
De-identified data derived from your information is retained only for as long as necessary to fulfill the research, analytics, or product development purposes for which it was created, after which it is deleted or destroyed.
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Hume Care has put in place physical, technical, and administrative safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information we maintain. We conduct annual third-party audits of our privacy and security practices and maintain internal controls consistent with HIPAA standards as a matter of voluntary commitment. However, we cannot guarantee that data collected under this Privacy Policy will never be used or disclosed in a manner inconsistent with this Policy.
In the event of a breach or unauthorized access involving your sensitive health information, Hume Care will notify affected individuals as soon as reasonably possible following discovery of the breach, and in no case later than the timeframe required by applicable state law. For purposes of this section, discovery occurs on the first day on which Hume Care or any of its clinical partners knew or reasonably should have known that a breach occurred. Notification will be provided by first-class mail to your last known address, or by email if you have specified email as your preferred contact method. In the event that contact information for ten or more affected individuals is insufficient or out of date, Hume Care will provide substitute notice through a conspicuous posting on HumeCare.com for a period of 90 days.
Our services are intended for use only by adults aged 18 and older. We do not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under the age of 18.
Hume Care recognizes that applicable state law may, in limited circumstances, permit minors to independently consent to certain categories of health services. Where state law grants a minor the right to consent to a particular service without parental involvement, Hume Care will comply with those requirements. However, Hume Care's telehealth programs are designed and intended for adult users. If you are under 18 and believe you may have a right to access services under applicable state law, please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com before completing eligibility screening.
If you are a parent or legal guardian and believe your child under 18 has provided us with personal information without authorization, please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or for legal reasons. We will post those changes on HumeCare.com. When new features that collect additional categories of data are introduced, we will update this Policy prior to or at the time the features are made available to you.
As Hume Care expands its clinical programs, additional treatment categories — including hormone optimization and peptide therapy — may become available to users. These categories may involve the collection of sensitive health data beyond those currently described in this Policy. We will update this Privacy Policy prior to or at the time any new treatment category is made available, and we will notify you of material changes in accordance with this section. No data collection associated with a new treatment category will occur before the applicable Policy update is in place.
If Hume Care enters into a partnership with a HIPAA-covered entity that affects your rights or our obligations, we will update this Policy to reflect those changes and notify you before they take effect.
Hume Care's current Healthcare Provider partner is not a HIPAA-covered entity as of the effective date of this Policy. However, if at any time that changes — specifically, if our Healthcare Provider (i) becomes a covered entity as defined under HIPAA, (ii) begins engaging in covered transactions as defined under federal law, (iii) our relationship is determined by applicable law or regulatory guidance to require a Business Associate Agreement, or (iv) our Provider reasonably determines that a Business Associate Agreement is required — Hume Care and its Provider are contractually obligated to negotiate and execute a compliant Business Associate Agreement within 30 days of that determination.
If any of these triggers occur, Hume Care will notify you by email within 30 days. That notification will describe what the change means for your rights, how your information will be governed going forward, and any material updates to this Privacy Policy that result. No changes to the governance of your health information will take effect before you have received that notice.
If you have any questions or comments regarding Hume Care's privacy practices, or to submit a privacy request or complaint, please contact our privacy team at privacy@HumeCare.com. You also have the right to make privacy requests directly to your Healthcare Provider, as described in its privacy policies.
Hume Care's telehealth services are available only in states where our Healthcare Provider partners are licensed to practice. A current list of available states is maintained at www.HumeCare.com/coverage. Users located in states not currently served will be notified of geographic limitations prior to completing eligibility screening.
If you are an existing Hume Care patient and relocate to a state where Hume Care does not currently operate, we will notify you by email at your last known address. Your health record will be retained in accordance with the data retention periods described in Section 4A, but your ability to access ongoing clinical services through Hume Care may be affected until coverage is available in your new state.
Hume Care does not knowingly collect information from individuals outside the United States and is not directed at residents of any other country.
Last Updated: February 24, 2026
This Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy supplements the Hume Care Privacy Policy (the "Privacy Policy") and applies to personal data defined as "consumer health data" ("CHD") by the Washington state My Health My Data Act ("MHMDA") and Nevada's Consumer Health Data Privacy Law ("Nevada CHD Law"). Undefined capitalized terms have the meaning given in the Privacy Policy. Although Hume Care is not a HIPAA-covered entity, we voluntarily apply HIPAA-equivalent standards to our processing of sensitive health information. This Policy also describes our practices with respect to activities covered by the MHMDA and Nevada CHD Law.
As described further in our Privacy Policy, and depending on applicable law and how you interact with Hume Care, we may collect the following categories of CHD:
We collect information, which may include CHD, from the following sources: (1) directly from you; (2) automatically through your use of the Services; (3) social media and other content platforms; and (4) other third-party sources.
We collect and use CHD: (1) to provide our services; (2) for advertising and marketing, subject to your consent where required; and (3) to address legal matters, such as to comply with laws or to establish, exercise, or defend our legal rights. We may also use your CHD for other purposes you authorize.
We may share each of the categories of CHD described above for the purposes described in the "Disclosure of Information" section of our Privacy Policy, including:
We may share CHD with the following categories of third parties and affiliates: Healthcare Providers and clinical networks; affiliates; vendors and service providers; and other entities to whom disclosure is made for legal, protective, or transactional purposes, or at your direction.
Subject to exceptions, the MHMDA and Nevada CHD Law extend certain rights relating to CHD. Depending on your jurisdiction and situation, this may include rights: (1) to confirm whether Hume Care is collecting, sharing, or selling your CHD; (2) to access your CHD; (3) to delete your CHD; (4) to withdraw your consent to the collection or sharing of your CHD; and (5) to opt out of the sale of your consumer health data.
If you are a Nevada resident and wish to opt out of the sale of your consumer health data, you may do so by contacting us at privacy@HumeCare.com with the subject line "Nevada CHD Opt-Out." We will process your request within the timeframe required by applicable law. You can seek to exercise these rights by emailing us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
If we deny your request in whole or in part and the MHMDA or Nevada CHD Law applies to our handling of your CHD, you may appeal that decision by emailing us at privacy@HumeCare.com. If you are a resident of Washington and your appeal is denied, you can contact the Washington State Attorney General at www.atg.wa.gov/file-complaint. If you are a resident of Nevada and your appeal is denied, you can contact the Nevada Attorney General at https://ag.nv.gov/Complaints/File_Complaint/.
We reserve the right to change this CHD Policy at any time to reflect changes in the law, our data collection and use practices, the features of our services, or advances in technology. We will make the revised CHD Policy accessible from a link in the footer of www.HumeCare.com. The date this CHD Policy was last revised is identified at the top of this document. If we make a material change to this CHD Policy, we will obtain your consent if legally required.
If you have any questions about this CHD Policy or Hume Care's privacy practices, please contact us at privacy@HumeCare.com.
All of the above excludes text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties.