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How this website uses cookies and analytics — and how you stay in control.
_fbc), only if you arrive from one of our Facebook or Instagram ads. We keep the ad-click identifier from the link in a first-party cookie for up to 90 days. If you then send a consultation request, our server tells Meta that a request came in on this website, with the time, a random reference number, that identifier, your IP address and your browser type, and nothing else: no name, contact details, message or pages viewed. Opting out (or Global Privacy Control) deletes the cookie and stops this. See the Privacy Policy.utm_ parameters), the site keeps them in your browser’s session storage until you close the tab, and attaches that saved copy only to a consultation request you submit, so the office knows which campaign brought it. (The tags are also part of the page address itself, which the analytics tools above record like any other page visit unless you opt out.)Analytics run by default; a short notice tells you so and lets you Opt out. Choosing Opt out disables them now and on future visits, and we automatically honor your browser’s Global Privacy Control (“do not sell/share”) signal as an opt-out. You can change your choice at any time — reopen the notice — or block or delete cookies in your browser settings.
This website is informational and is not a place to submit protected health information. Details you share when you request a consultation are handled by our office; this policy covers only the website’s cookies and analytics.
Questions about this policy? Call our office at (305) 822-7227. This notice describes the website’s cookie and analytics use; the website’s Privacy Policy covers the information you send us, and the practice’s HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices is available from the office on request.