Static website content
Public page content, code, brand assets, and deployment history may be retained indefinitely for business continuity, audit history, and rollback.
Retention Policy
This policy explains the practical retention model for the public Longitude Wellness website. It separates public website data from clinical records and secure patient systems.
Public page content, code, brand assets, and deployment history may be retained indefinitely for business continuity, audit history, and rollback.
Hosting and deployment logs may be retained by service providers according to their platform settings and policies. They are used for security, uptime, and troubleshooting.
Basic non-PHI contact messages should be reviewed, routed into Spruce or another approved business system, and deleted from temporary channels when no longer needed.
Current Reality
The website does not create patient accounts, store clinical intake submissions, or collect payment information. The launch waitlist stores a name, email address, optional phone number, consent choice, source, status, and submission time in Airtable. Waitlist entries are not medical records and must not include protected health information.
Phone calls and secure patient messages are intended to be handled through Spruce once configuration is complete. Email messages are handled by the sender's and practice's email systems and should remain basic contact only. Public website forms should not be used for PHI unless the form, account, retention, access controls, and business associate requirements have been reviewed and approved.
Suggested Retention Rules
No Tracking Policy
The website is designed without ad pixels, cross-site retargeting scripts, analytics cookies, embedded chat trackers, or newsletter automation. That keeps the public site simpler, faster, and easier to audit.
If analytics are added later, they should be privacy-preserving, documented here, and reviewed before launch.
Review Cadence
This policy should be reviewed whenever Longitude Wellness adds a patient portal, online scheduling, payment processing, secure messaging, analytics, advertising, Spruce workflows, or any system that may handle patient information.
Last updated: August 18, 2026.