Disclaimer

Neurokin collects essential personal information (such as your name and contact details), highly sensitive health information (including your medical history, symptoms, diagnoses, and assessment results), necessary payment information, and basic digital usage information. We only collect the exact information necessary to provide exceptional care and comply fully with legal requirements.

We use your information exclusively to provide comprehensive clinical care, create personalized treatment plans, process secure payments, communicate with you regarding your appointments, and strictly comply with medical regulations.

Yes, absolutely. We strictly adhere to all HIPAA regulations, utilizing encrypted communication platforms and enterprise-grade security measures to fiercely protect your Protected Health Information (PHI).

Your data is heavily encrypted both in transit and at rest using advanced AES-256 encryption. We utilize multi-factor authentication, rigorous access controls, and secure servers to protect your information from unauthorized access.

Access to your specific medical information is restricted exclusively to authorized Neurokin clinical and administrative staff, and only accessed when strictly necessary to provide your direct medical care or facilitate billing.

Yes. You retain the fundamental right to access your health information at any time. You can view your diagnostic reports and care plans securely through the patient portal, or request official copies of your medical records from our administrative team.

We never sell your data. We only share your information with authorized third parties (like secure payment processors or coordinating medical providers) when legally required or when you have provided explicit, written consent.

Depending on your jurisdiction, you hold the right to access your records, request amendments to inaccurate data, restrict how your information is shared, opt-out of specific data processing, and request the deletion of your personal information.

We retain your medical records for a minimum of 7 years after your last date of service, or longer if specifically mandated by your state's medical board regulations. Financial records are also kept for 7 years for auditing purposes.

If you have any concerns regarding your data security, please contact our Privacy Officer immediately via our main phone number or email address. You also retain the right to file a formal complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.