The preservation of your personal privacy and confidentiality is a foremost priority of sleep.wustl.edu
Since email is not a secure form of communication, we are unable to answer the following types of questions by email:
· Questions regarding diagnoses or offer specific advice or consultations via the Internet.
· Questions that require sending confidential information.
Information about enhancements and procedures on this Site and its linked resources is for educational and informational purposes only and should in no way be taken to be the practice of medicine or the provision of medical, nursing or professional healthcare advice or services.
At sleep.wustl.edu, we take the issue of your personal privacy seriously. Safeguarding your health information is important to us. We have developed certain practices to help protect your health information. These HIPAA Privacy Practices describe how, when and why we may use and disclose your health information, as well as your rights to your health information.
We want each Site visitor to find useful medical information and learn of our services. In working toward that goal, we count our visitors and keep track of which pages our visitors select throughout the Site. To do this, we must use software called a “cookie”. The “cookie” maintains numbers in aggregate form and does not obtain personal information about any of our visitors.
This information helps us to know what sections of our Site are visited frequently, so we can enhance those sections and ensure they are timely. Your personal, private or medical information is not being tracked, collected, or disclosed without your express written consent.
Sincerely,
Dr. Stephan Duntley and Staff