Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

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Crescent Clearing, LLC, DBA Crescent Holistic Health Effective date: 8/21/2026 Last updated: 8/21/2026

This policy is provided under the Washington My Health My Data Act and comparable consumer health data laws, including Nevada SB 370. It is separate from our general Privacy Policy and covers only consumer health data. It must be linked separately from our homepage and must not contain information beyond what those laws require.
 

We collect the following categories of consumer health data:

• Health conditions, symptoms, and status. Symptoms you report, including sleep, mood, energy, digestion, weight, temperature regulation, skin and hair changes, and pain; conditions you disclose; and your medical and family history.
• Reproductive and sexual health information. Menstrual cycle information, perimenopausal and menopausal status, fertility information, pregnancy history, and libido.
• Measurements of bodily functions and biological characteristics. Hormone panel results, including the DUTCH test, and any other laboratory results you order through us or share with us.
• Use or purchase of medications and supplements. Prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and supplements you take or that we recommend.
• Health-related surgeries or procedures. Where you disclose them as part of your history.
• Diagnoses or treatment you have received elsewhere, where you tell us about them.
• Bodily functions and vital signs, where you report or track them.
• Information about efforts to seek health services, including appointments you book and services you buy from us.
• Information derived or extrapolated from the above, including the patterns and imbalances we identify and the protocols we build for you.

We collect this data for one purpose: to provide the health services you have asked us for, or to prepare to provide them. That includes assessing your situation, interpreting your laboratory results, building and adjusting your protocol, communicating with you about your care, and keeping the records the law requires us to keep.

We do not collect consumer health data for advertising, and we do not use it for advertising.

• Directly from you — through online assessments and surveys on our websites, intake forms in our client portal, consultations and sessions, email, portal messages, and any document you upload or send us.
• From laboratories, at your direction — hormone panel results returned by the testing laboratory after you order a test through us.
• From a parent or legal guardian, where the client is a minor.
• From another practitioner or provider, only where you have asked us to obtain records or asked them to send them.

We do not obtain consumer health data from data brokers, from purchased lists, or from advertising platforms.

We share consumer health data only where it is necessary to provide the service you asked for, or where you have directed us to.

The categories shared are:

• Contact and identifying details together with the fact that you are a client, shared with the platforms we use to run the practice.
• Health conditions, symptoms, history, laboratory results, and protocols, shared with our client portal and record-keeping platform.
• Name, contact details, and the test being ordered, shared with the laboratory ordering platform and the testing laboratory.
• Any consumer health data you specifically direct us to send, shared with the recipient you name.
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We do not sell consumer health data. We have not sold it, and we will not. We do not share it with advertisers, advertising networks, social media platforms, analytics providers, or data brokers.

We have no affiliates. We share consumer health data with the following specific third parties, each of which acts as our processor or service provider under contract and may use the data only to provide their service to us: