The Osteo.pl website was established by medical specialists. Keeping patients’ information secret has a long tradition in medicine. The Hippocratic Oath is over two thousand years old, and contains detailed regulations in relation to the keeping of professional secrets. We take this very seriously – we do not sell personal information or make it available to third parties without the user’s clear consent.

Cookies and IP
Cookies are small alphanumeric files sent to users’ computers. They collect information about the IP address and improve the efficiency of our website. The user has a possibility to configure the web browser for it to warn about access to cookies or reject them. However, to be able to fully benefit from the services of Osteo.pl we recommend setting the browser to accept cookie files.

Personal information
While on the Osteo.pl website, you may be asked to give some personal information by filling in a form, or by other means. In most cases, this concerns the name, surname and the current e-mail address. In the case of application forms and on-line consultations, you will be asked to provide more detailed personal information. If the necessary data in not provided, the activity will be blocked.
If the user decides to make his/her personal information available, by marking this option during registration, this information may be made available to third parties.
Osteo.pl gives the possibility of modifying or erasing one’s personal information from our database.

Subscription for free periodicals
To subscribe for free electronic periodicals belonging to Osteo.pl, you must provide your name, surname and e-mail address in the given form. These fields are obligatory.

Ordering services and products
To order services and products offered by Osteo.pl you must provide full personal data in the given form. The fields that are obligatory are marked.
In the case of a payment by credit card or by bank transfer, the user is re-directed to the PayU system. From then on, only the PayU system is responsible for the data provided in its forms. The PayU forms can be found on its website and are encrypted with special technologies.

Account protection
The key to the website account is the password. It should be made up of unique numbers, letters and symbols. You must not make the password available to anyone. If a user gives his/her password or personal data to another person, he/she is entirely responsible for all activity performed from his account.

Safety
Users’ information is saved on our servers and we treat it as something to be protected. Therefore, we use many tools (encrypting, passwords, physical protection etc.) in order to protect personal data from unauthorised use. However, as known, unauthorised persons may illegally get hold of data transmission and private correspondence or gain access to these; while other users may abuse or misuse personal information obtained on the website. For this reason, although we do our best to protect privacy, we cannot guarantee (and it cannot be expected otherwise), that personal data and private correspondence will always remain confidential.

Unannounced information
Osteo.pl reserves a right to send unannounced information to those, who have provided personal information and have agreed to the Privacy Policy.
By ‘unannounced information’, Osteo.pl means information directly connected with its services, periodicals and products. These are for example: information about changes on the website, special offers, uncommercial messages (e.g. wishes, personal comments etc.) and commercial information, the sending of which has been pre-paid by the Osteo.pl clients.
Entities organising commercial e-mail campaigns do not have access to contact information of those, figuring on the address lists of Osteo.pl.

Partners
Privacy policy does not concern websites and companies whose contact information is given on the website and the periodicals belonging to Osteo.pl.

If you have any questions concerning our privacy policy, please contact us.