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A cookie is a small file stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies, such as local storage or certain technical identifiers, may perform comparable functions.
Heal On Site currently uses no advertising, targeting or personalisation cookies. The website contains no mechanism intended to track your activity across other websites for commercial purposes.
Strictly necessary mechanisms may nevertheless be used to ensure security, form transmission, abuse prevention and the proper technical operation of the service. They are not used to create an advertising profile.
Technical traffic data may be processed to understand the general use of the website and maintain its performance. Where collected, it is limited to information required for operating and improving the service and is not used to deliver targeted advertising.
Some links may take you to external services, such as LinkedIn or Doctolib. These services apply their own policies and may set cookies when you open their pages. Heal On Site does not control cookies placed directly by these third-party websites.
You can view, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary mechanisms may disrupt certain functions, including form submission.
If the website introduces cookies requiring consent in the future, you will be offered a clear choice before they are placed. This page will be updated to specify their purpose, duration and relevant third parties.
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