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Website Privacy Information
This privacy information describes how people may share information with Affirm Recovery Center through calls and forms, how technical services may process site data, and how to ask a privacy question. Do not use a general callback form for medical records, payment-card data, rights requests, or emergencies.
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What does this website privacy information cover?
It covers information a person chooses to submit, technical and analytics data, form and call limitations, service providers, security, retention considerations, available choices, and contact methods. Website data practices are separate from the provider Notice of Privacy Practices.
Information a visitor chooses to provide
What information may website interactions involve?
Website interactions may involve information a visitor chooses to provide, such as a name, phone number, contact preference, reason for reaching out, insurance details submitted through a designated verification process, or referral information. The final inventory must be verified against every active form and integration.
Do not use a general callback form to send medical records, detailed clinical histories, government identifiers, payment-card information, or emergency messages. A website submission does not guarantee admission, a response time, insurance payment, or a confidential clinical relationship.
Phone calls involve information the caller chooses to share. Calls may be routed through CallRail for attribution and number replacement. Recording status and any required disclosure depend on the active phone configuration, so ask staff before sharing sensitive information.
Referral and insurance forms may involve different fields, routing, storage, access, and deletion practices. Review the form instructions and call before sending records or sensitive identifiers through a general request form.
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What device or usage data may need disclosure?
Technical data can include server logs, IP address, device and browser information, pages visited, approximate location derived from technical data, referral source, cookies, tags, and conversion events. The information available depends on the active site configuration.
The site may use analytics, advertising, and call-attribution tools when configured. These services can receive device, browser, referral, page-view, and conversion data according to their active settings. Browser controls and provider privacy tools may offer additional choices.
Visitors should not be told that a preference control, opt-out mechanism, or browser signal is honored until the behavior is implemented and tested. Third-party tools may apply their own policies and settings.
Analytics data should not be described as anonymous unless the technical implementation and vendor terms support that statement. Avoid absolute claims about de-identification, security, or the inability to identify a device.
Use, sharing, and retention
How may site information be used and handled?
Site information may be used to respond to requests, operate and improve the site, measure performance, prevent misuse, support communications, and maintain appropriate business records. Service providers may process data for hosting, email delivery, analytics, advertising, form delivery, or call attribution when those services are active.
A service provider may process information only if the site actually sends data to that provider. Hosting, email delivery, analytics, advertising, call tracking, form processing, and security services should be mapped before names or categories are finalized.
Retention can depend on the type of information, why it was collected, provider settings, business needs, contracts, and applicable requirements. Call 512-230-7905 to ask where to direct a specific privacy or deletion question.
No internet service can promise absolute security. The final site should use reasonable safeguards appropriate to the data and should explain a verified contact process for suspected privacy issues.
- ScopeUnderstand what the policy or notice covers and where its limits apply.
- QuestionsIdentify what needs clarification from staff, a qualified professional, or counsel.
- Follow-upUse the stated contact process when a request, concern, or correction is needed.
Choices and contact limits
How can a visitor ask a website privacy question?
Call 512-230-7905 and ask where to direct a website privacy question. Do not submit medical records, rights requests, government identifiers, payment-card data, or emergencies through the general callback form. Staff may need to route the request to the appropriate contact.
Cookie choices, marketing preferences, and privacy rights can depend on the visitor, the data involved, applicable law, and the tools active on the site. Browser settings and vendor preference tools may provide additional controls.
Website privacy information is separate from a provider Notice of Privacy Practices. Website data and addiction treatment records can be governed by different rules and workflows. Call to request the current notice or ask where a privacy question should be directed.
This page was last updated July 28, 2026. It may be revised when site tools, forms, vendors, contact methods, or applicable requirements change.
- ScopeUnderstand what the policy or notice covers and where its limits apply.
- QuestionsIdentify what needs clarification from staff, a qualified professional, or counsel.
- Follow-upUse the stated contact process when a request, concern, or correction is needed.
Useful details
Questions and decisions worth bringing into the conversation
Website and Addiction Treatment privacy differ
A website policy is not a substitute for a legally reviewed Notice of Privacy Practices.
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Frequently asked questions
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Is this the final Affirm Recovery privacy policy?
This page provides website privacy information and does not replace the provider Notice of Privacy Practices. Active data flows can depend on the forms, vendors, analytics, call handling, security controls, and contact methods configured for the site.
Which tracking tools may process site data?
The site may use analytics, advertising, and call-attribution services when configured. The data processed and available controls depend on the active settings of the site, browser, device, and provider. This page does not promise a particular opt-out behavior.
Can I send medical records through the callback form?
Do not send medical records, detailed clinical information, government identifiers, or payment-card data through a general callback form. Call 512-230-7905 and ask which process applies, then confirm the recipient before sending sensitive information.
Is website information protected by the same rules as addiction treatment records?
Not necessarily. Different information, systems, relationships, and laws may apply. The final website policy and Notice of Privacy Practices require separate legal and technical review. Do not assume that every website interaction creates an addiction treatment relationship. Individual legal circumstances may differ.
What should I do during an emergency?
Call 911 or 988 in an immediate emergency. Website forms and admissions calls are not emergency services. Admissions calls are answered 24 hours for addiction treatment inquiries, but this does not mean 24-hour clinical care or crisis stabilization. Do not send emergency forms.
Privacy questions
Direct privacy questions through a verified contact.
Call the main number and ask where to direct a website privacy question. Do not send records or emergencies through this page.