Privacy Policy

Last reviewed: July 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how CareMetria handles your personal and health information. This is DRAFT language provided for review and is not yet legally adopted.

1. Information we collect

Account information: your name and email address, used to identify you and communicate with you.

Health information you choose to record: vital signs, medications, care notes, and related entries you create within the app.

Usage information: basic, non-identifying analytics about how you interact with the app so we can improve it.

2. How we use your information

To provide the CareMetria features you requested, such as storing your vitals and generating summaries.

To send reminders and account-related notifications you have enabled.

To maintain, secure, and improve the service.

3. How we do NOT use your information

We do not sell your personal or health information.

We do not target advertisements to you based on your health data.

Administrators cannot read your individual health readings, medication names, care notes, or doctor reports.

Legal review required: confirm each data-use claim against the actual data flows before adoption.

4. Sharing

Your health information is shared only with you. You may export or share a summary with your care team at your discretion.

We may share limited, non-health account data with service providers who help operate the app, under appropriate data-processing terms.

Legal review required: list any subprocessors and their data-processing scope.

5. Security

Access to your data is restricted to your own account. Administrative access to member records is limited to operational account data only.

Legal review required: confirm encryption, retention, and breach-response practices with engineering.

6. Your rights

You can export your data from Settings and request deletion of your account and associated health data. Deletion is irreversible.

7. Contact

For privacy questions, use the Contact page for the appropriate channel.

This page contains draft language and does not constitute legal advice. Items flagged above still require review by a qualified legal professional.