Hearing Aids Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy Acceptance 

Your use of the Site will indicate acceptance of this Privacy Policy. You may, of course, choose to discontinue using the Site. Please exit the Site immediately if you do not agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy.

This notice describes how https://houseofhearingaidsutah.com/  may collect and use your information, and how you can get access to this information. Please review this Agreement carefully. 

The privacy of your information is important to us. For Using Our Site This Privacy Policy applies to the House of Hearing website (the “Site”). The Site may contain links to other sites. If you enter another website (whether through an advertisement, service, or content link), be aware that House of Hearing is not responsible for the privacy practices of such other sites. We encourage you to look for and review the privacy statements of each and every website you visit through a link or advertisement on hhttps://houseofhearingaidsutah.com/. 

Information We May Collect Cookies 

House of Hearing Center collects non-personal information about your use of the Site and your use of the websites of Corporate Partners through the use of cookies. Every computer is assigned a different cookie by the Site. 

The information collected by cookies (1) helps us dynamically generate advertising and content on web pages or in newsletters; (2) allows us to statistically monitor how many people are using our website and selected Corporate Partners’ sites; and; (3) determine for what purposes these actions are being taken. 

House of Hearing may use cookie information to target certain advertisements to your browser or to determine the popularity of certain content or advertisements. Cookies also are used as navigation aids, and as session timers. Your browser software can be set to reject all cookies. Most browsers offer instructions on how to reset the browser to reject cookies in the “Help” section of the toolbar. If you reject our cookies, certain functions and conveniences of our website may not work properly. 

Identifiable Information We Collect

House of Hearing collects personally identifiable information you provide when you fill out a contact us form or sign up to receive our e-mail newsletter, call our phone number, send us an e-mail, send us a message through our online forms, or through public forums, and/or reach out to House of Hearing via online chat. 

We may use the personally identifiable information you provide to respond to your questions, provide you with specific services you select, help you navigate the information on the Site, conduct follow-up surveys, and send you e-mails about website maintenance and updates. 

By using our Site, we may collect categories of personal information including, but not limited to: • Your name; • Address; • Phone number; • E-mail; • Date-of-birth; • Geolocation, and; • IP Address 

Personally identifiable information that we collect may be shared or stored internally within our sister companies, subsidiaries, and parent company to facilitate the proper functioning of the site, further our legitimate business interests, and/or compliance standards. 

Information Collected by Third Parties Not Acting on House of Hearing’s Behalf Corporate Partners or advertisers on the Site may use their own cookies in advertisements served on the Site and in correspondence sent to you. Some advertisers use companies other than House of Hearing to serve their ads and to monitor users’ responses to ads, and these companies (“Ad Servers”) may also collect non-personal information through the use of cookies on our website. In certain situations, information collection may be facilitated by momentarily directing your browser to the website of an Ad Server or other third party acting on behalf of the Corporate Partner, or advertiser before redirecting your browser to its proper destination (e.g., back to the Site to show the ad or to the advertiser’s website); this redirection process will not be apparent to you. 

House of Hearing does not control these third parties’ use of cookies or how they manage the information they gather through them. However, we do require Corporate Partners, advertisers, and Ad Servers who collect cookie information through our website to agree to protect the information they collect. Certain Ad Servers allow you to prevent them from collecting data through the use of cookies. You may opt-out of third-party data collection. In order to do so, you must opt-out of such data collection through each individual site, and adjust the settings within your device or browser. 

We use the following third-party cookies on this website and its pages: Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics.

Disclosure of Your Information Except as set forth in this privacy policy or as specifically agreed to by you, House of Hearing will not disclose any personally identifiable information it gathers from you on our Site. We will only release personally identifiable information to third parties: (1) to comply with valid legal requirements such as a law, regulation, search warrant, subpoena, or court order; or (2) in special cases, such as a physical threat to you or others. In the event that we are legally compelled to disclose your personally identifiable information to a third party, we will attempt to notify you unless doing so would violate the law or court order. In addition, we may disclose personal information as described below. 

Disclosure of Aggregate Information House of Hearing may provide anonymized, aggregate information to third parties. For example, we might inform third parties regarding the number of users of the Site and the activities they conduct while on the Site. We might also inform a company (that may or may not be an advertiser on our site) that “30% of our users live east of the Santa Fe” or that “25% of our users dispense hearing aids.” We require parties with whom we share aggregate information to agree they will not attempt to make this information personally identifiable, such as by combining it with other databases. How House of Hearing Handles Privacy and Security Internally Listed below are some of the security procedures House of Hearing uses to protect your privacy: 

• Uses firewalls to protect information held in our servers; 
• Closely monitors and limits the number of House of Hearing employees who have potential access to your personally identifiable information; 
• Follows best practices for password security; 
• Requires all respective House of Hearing employees to abide by this Privacy Policy and be subject to disciplinary action for violations thereof, and; 
• Securely stores your data. 

Despite House of Hearing’s efforts to protect your personally identifiable information, there is always some risk that an unauthorized third party may exceed access or that transmissions of your information over the Internet will be intercepted. 

Contacting House of Hearing Regarding Your Personal Information If you have a complaint, problem, or want to delete your personally identifiable information from our systems, or update the personally identifiable information that you have provided to us, please call us at 505-988-1984. 

Personal information includes, but is not limited to, the following if it identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could be reasonably linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular consumer or household”.

Severability If any provision or part of a provision, of these Terms is found to be invalid, you and we nevertheless agree to give effect to the intentions as reflected in the provisions and document as a whole, and the other provisions of these Terms remain in full force and effect.