Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 7, 2022

Policy

Tali AI (“Tali”, “we”, “us”, “our”) posts the current version of the Privacy Policy (“Policy”) at https://tali.ai/privacy-policy/ which sets forth Tali’s Policy with respect to information, including personally identifiable data and other information that is collected from visitors and users (“Providers”, “Provider”, “you”, “your”) of Tali’s applications, websites, content, products and services (individually and collectively referred to as the “Tali Platform”). We reserve the right to amend the Policy at any time to account for changes in Applicable Law, our practices and the Tali Platform. Please check to see if we have amended the Policy since you last used the Tali Platform to ensure you are aware of (and agree to) our current privacy practices.

Definitions

The following provides the meaning of certain terms used in this Policy. If not defined below, the capitalized words and phrases in this Policy have the same meaning as in Tali’s Terms of Use.

  • “Tali Platform” refers collectively to the hardware, software, applications, websites, Content, products and services owned and/or operated by us to enable the provision of Electronic Health Record enablement to Providers, among other purposes.
  • “Information” refers collectively to information about an identifiable patient as further defined in Applicable Law (“Personal Information”) and information about a patient’s health or healthcare (“Personal Health Information” or “PHI”) as further defined in Applicable Law.
  • Health professionals (“Providers”) refer collectively to physicians registered to practice medicine in a province or territory of Canada (“Authorized Physicians”) and regulated health professionals other than physicians registered to practice in a province or territory of Canada (“Authorized Non-Physician Providers”) registered to use the Tali Platform to provide services in the Authorized Provider’s scope of practice (“Healthcare Services”).
  • “Applicable Law” in relation to Tali or Providers, means the laws and regulations including privacy laws and regulations to which each is subject.
  • “Content” means general information about health related topics posted on the Tali Platform, access to which is not the delivery of healthcare services (including diagnosis, care or treatment), does not replace and cannot be relied upon as healthcare services.