1. What are Cookies
Cookies are small files or technical records that allow us to remember preferences, improve site loading or measure the general use of a web page.
This page explains how you can measure website usage to improve the experience and understand which channels generate contact requests.
Current status: the site uses technical cookies and offers optional measurement through Google Tag Manager. GTM does not download or record events until the user expressly agrees.
Cookies are small files or technical records that allow us to remember preferences, improve site loading or measure the general use of a web page.
The site uses modern page technologies, such as cached files and Service Worker, to improve loading speed and allow for a more stable experience on subsequent visits.
WhatsApp buttons can be labeled internally to identify which section the contact was initiated from: header, cover page, end callout, or footer.
This measurement is intended to improve site communication and should not be used to expose sensitive clinical information.
After acceptance, Google Tag Manager can receive general events such as contact clicks, a copy of the previous listing or confirmation of a reservation. The site does not send names, RUT, telephone numbers, emails, diagnoses or other health information to the measurement layer.
You can accept or reject the measurement without affecting your schedule or essential functions. The election is remembered for 180 days. You can clear the site data from the browser to choose again.
Site analytics should not be used to store diagnoses, specific symptoms, medical documents, or sensitive health information. Clinical information is managed in the context of the medical consultation and internal clinical systems.