1. Information You Provide

   We collect information that you voluntarily provide using our online information request form. PHI and PII collected could be used to specifically identify an individual. Such identifying information may include:
   First Name Last Name Email Address Phone Number Provider Name Provider Location

2. Information Automatically Collected

   Cookies

   Cookies are small text files that a website can send to a user’s browser for storage on the hard drive. Cookies can make use of the site easier by saving status and preferences. We use cookies to identify visitors to our site. Such identifying information may include your IP address (which is automatically assigned to your computer whenever it is connected to the internet), when you visit the site, the pages on our site that you visit, and the amount of time spent on each page. This information is collected for system administration, security, and statistical analysis purposes.

   As we collect and use personally identifiable and other sensitive information, we may contract with third party vendors to assist us in processing that information. These vendors are required to maintain the confidentiality of the information and are restricted from using the information for any purpose other than helping to provide services to our clients.

   Do-Not-Track (DNT)

   There is no uniform standard for recognizing DNT signals. Therefore, our website does not respond to DNT signals. If a uniform standard is created, we will update this policy.

   Logs

   Our website collects logs that help us ensure security and troubleshoot issues that may arise. When visiting our website, session information that may include your IP address will be logged.

3. Information From Customers and Business Partners

   Our services are primarily designed to be utilized by health care providers (“Customers”) and Company business partners. Our customers and business partners are responsible for governing their own privacy policies regarding PHI and PII. Prior to providing any information to Veuu Incorporated, you must ensure you have received the necessary authorizations and consents to fulfill your own privacy policies.

   If you are a health care provider, you further understand and agree that providing Veuu Incorporated with patient PHI is necessary to receive our services. We will not ask for more information than is required to fulfill our duties to you. By accepting this policy, you represent and warrant that you are permitted to share the information you provide to Veuu Incorporated. Furthermore, you agree that this information may be shared with our authorized business partners, affiliates, subsidiaries, or agents.

We may use the information we collect from you or about your patients for several purposes. Some examples include:

We will not sell your personal information or transfer any such information to third parties for their own benefit. By accepting this policy, you agree that we may share your information with third parties to provide services. Some reasons why we would share your personal information include:

Payers

We may share your information with a payer (i.e. insurance company) for payment of a claim.

Healthcare Organization

We may share your information with a healthcare organization for purposes of payment.

Business Partners

In the process of conducting business, we may employ third parties to perform tasks or services. We may need to share personal information including PHI and PII with these third parties for the completion of such tasks or services. We will not share beyond what is necessary for the tasks or services to be completed.

Sale or Transfer of Business or Assets

In the event of a Company sale or change in corporate control, Veuu Incorporated will share your information for the purpose of continued business operations.

Legal Requirements

We may share personal information, including PHI and PII, in response to a subpoena, regulatory or judicial process, government requests and/or investigations, or as otherwise required by law.