Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Account & Service Control · Procedure

Advertising cookie choices are managed through a website-footer control

To withdraw consent to advertising cookies and similar technologies, the full policy tells you to click “Your Privacy Preferences” in the footer and adjust preferences. The summary instead calls the footer option “Your Privacy Choices.” The full policy controls if the wording differs; this source alone does not establish the actual label on a particular page.

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To change your choices for ad cookies and similar tools, use “Your Privacy Choices” in the website footer.

To withdraw consent to advertising cookies and similar technologies, click “Your Privacy Preferences” in the footer and adjust your preferences.

Qualifications & exceptions

• Applies to advertising cookies and similar technologies.

Not stated here

• Summary and full-policy footer labels differ; the live control’s label is not verified here.

Cross-references

• qualifies (model-proposed): Advertising use and measurement depend on consent — The policy’s footer procedure provides a way to withdraw advertising-cookie consent relevant to the consent-conditioned advertising uses; it does not describe withdrawal for all forms of data use.

Account & Service Control · Procedure

You can contact Teladoc online or by privacy-rights email

The policy offers an online contact link and PrivacyRights@teladochealth.com for privacy-rights contact. These options accompany the separate footer method for advertising-cookie preferences.

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You may also contact Teladoc Health about privacy rights through the options listed in the full Policy.

You may also reach out to us online or at PrivacyRights@teladochealth.com

Account & Service Control · Procedure

Access and erasure instructions are delegated to the General Privacy Policy

For people covered by applicable consumer health privacy law, consumer health data rights are subject to exceptions. For access and erasure, this policy directs you to Section 4 of the General Privacy Policy, titled “How can I exercise my privacy rights?” It also offers an online contact link and PrivacyRights@teladochealth.com. Advertising-cookie consent has its own footer route: “Your Privacy Preferences,” where you adjust preferences. These procedures concern consumer health data under this supplement; HIPAA PHI is excluded. The linked General Privacy Policy’s actual instructions are outside this source.

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If you are covered by the MHMDA, the NHDPA, or other applicable consumer health privacy law, then you may have certain rights regarding CHD, including right to access, request, erasure, or withdraw consent relating to such data, subject to certain exceptions. See our General Privacy Policy for more information on how to exercise these rights.

Access: see Section 4 of the General Privacy Policy (“How can I exercise my privacy rights?”)

Erasure: see Section 4 of the General Privacy Policy (“How can I exercise my privacy rights?”)

To withdraw consent to advertising cookies and similar technologies, click “Your Privacy Preferences” in the footer and adjust your preferences.

You may also reach out to us online or at PrivacyRights@teladochealth.com

This Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy supplements our General Privacy Policy and applies to personal information defined as “consumer health data” under applicable law, including Washington’s My Health My Data Act (MHMDA) and the Nevada Health Data Privacy Act (NHDPA). Capitalized terms not defined in this policy have the meanings set forth in the General Privacy Policy.

Qualifications & exceptions

• Rights depend on applicable law and are subject to exceptions; HIPAA PHI is outside this policy.
• The footer method specifically concerns advertising cookies and similar technologies.

Not stated here

• The linked General Privacy Policy text is not supplied here. Its Section 4 may contain additional exercise requirements, verification steps, time limits and exceptions; these are not established here.

Cross-references

• refers to (model-proposed): Applicable health privacy laws may give you access, erasure and withdrawal rights — The rights procedure points to the General Privacy Policy for access and erasure and supplies contact and advertising-cookie options, subject to the rights card’s applicable-law limits.