Our Commitment To Privacy
Your privacy is important to
us. To better protect your privacy we
provide this notice explaining our online
information practices and the choices you
can make about the way your information is
collected and used. To make this notice easy
to find, we make it accessible from our
homepage and every point where personally
identifiable information may be requested.
What Information Do We
Collect?
When you visit our website you may provide
us with two types of information: Personal
information you knowingly choose to disclose
that is collected on an individual basis and
Website use information collected on an
aggregate basis as you and others browse our
website.
Website User Information
Similar to other commercial websites, we
utilize a standard technology called
"cookies" (see Cookies") and web-server logs
to collect information about how our website
is used. Information gathered through
cookies and web-server logs may include the
data and time of visits, the pages viewed,
time spent on our website, and the websites
visited just before and immediately after
our website.
Personal Information You Choose to
Provide:
You may provide us information about
yourself, your firm, company, or
organization, and your practices when you
complete our Request for Information e-Form.
You may also provide additional comments on
how you see Matthews Infectious Disease
Specialists servicing your needs and
interests.
Email Information
If you choose to correspond with us through
email, we may retain the content of your
email messages together with your email
address and our responses. *Cookies
Cookies are parcels of text sent by a server
to a web browser and then sent back
unchanged by the browser each time it
accesses that server. Cookies are used for
authenticating, tracking, and maintaining
information about users,
Cookies are subject to a number of
misconceptions, mostly based on the
erroneous notion that they are computer
programs. In fact, cookies are simple pieces
of data unable to perform any operation by
themselves. They are neither spyware nor
viruses, despite the detection of cookies
from certain sites by some over sensitive
anti-spyware products. |
