Notice of Electronic Disclosure of Health Information

This notice is provided under Texas Health and Safety Code Section 181.154 (House Bill 300). In plain language: health information stored in your Kureon account is subject to electronic disclosure, and this page explains when that can happen and the control you have over it.

1. When your health information may be disclosed electronically

Your health information leaves your account electronically only in these situations:

• At your direction. When you create a share link, grant caregiver or family access, send a record or summary to a clinic or doctor, or connect a service and instruct us to send data to it.
• As permitted or required by law. For example, in response to a lawful court order, or where disclosure is otherwise authorized by applicable law.

We do not disclose your health information electronically for any other reason. We do not use it for advertising, and we do not give third parties standing access to it.

2. Your authorization is required and recorded

Except where the law permits or requires disclosure without it, each electronic disclosure of your health information requires your authorization, given in the product at the moment you act: creating a share link, approving caregiver access, or confirming a send to a clinic. Every authorization is recorded, and your access history page shows each access to your records so you can verify what was shared, with whom, and when.

3. We never sell your health information

Kureon does not sell health information, has never sold it, and will never sell it. This is a founding commitment of the platform, not a policy that may change.

4. Questions and complaints

Questions about this notice: [email protected].

Texas residents may also file a privacy complaint with the Office of the Texas Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division: online at www.texasattorneygeneral.gov or by phone on the consumer protection line at 1-800-621-0508.