Last updated: September 6, 2026
SynquUp™ (“SynquUp,” “we,” “us”) — a product of SynquUp, LLC — provides healthcare navigation and educational resources at synquup.com. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, why, and how it’s handled.
SynquUp is built to avoid collecting protected health information (PHI). We do not require you to create a profile with health details, and we do not use patient-level tracking, cross-site behavioral advertising tools, or tools like the Meta Pixel to build individual health profiles.
SynquUp works as a directory and navigator, not a data intermediary. When you find a provider, program, copay assistance resource, clinical trial, or insurance plan through SynquUp, we point you directly to that organization’s own contact information or website. We do not collect your personal or health information and pass it along to providers, insurers, pharmaceutical companies, or any other third party on your behalf. If you choose to reach out to a resource we’ve linked you to, that exchange happens directly between you and that organization — not through SynquUp.
A note on HIPAA: SynquUp is not a HIPAA-covered entity, and information you share on this site is not protected by HIPAA. We are not claiming HIPAA compliance because we don’t collect PHI — those are two different things, and we want to be precise about which one is true.
Community Blogs specifically: HIPAA does not apply to anything posted in SynquUp’s Community Blogs. If you choose to share your own story, please do not include:
Anything posted in the Community Blogs is public and is not protected the way information shared with a healthcare provider would be. Please share your experience in your own words without including identifying or sensitive details.
To operate and improve the site, respond to inquiries, send communications you’ve opted into, and maintain security. We do not sell personal information.
SynquUp links to external providers, government agencies, nonprofits, and other resources. Once you leave synquup.com, that organization’s own privacy policy applies — see the External Links Disclaimer.
California residents may have rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), including the right to know what personal information is collected and to request deletion. To exercise these rights or ask a question, contact us using the information below.
We use cookies and similar technologies to operate the site, understand how it’s used, and improve the Care Navigator. See “What we do collect” above for the categories of information this involves.
Questions about this policy: chuck@synquup.com.