Not a product
The practice does not sell client identities or medical information or disclose client relationships for promotion without explicit authorization.
The Sterling Crest privacy standard
For Sterling Crest clients, discretion is not an amenity. It is part of the standard.
Where operationally and clinically appropriate, the practice may use unique Client ID workflows so a name does not need to appear everywhere care is coordinated. Identity mapping is intended to be maintained separately with appropriate access controls.
Authorized representatives may coordinate only according to permissions established by the client.
The practice does not sell client identities or medical information or disclose client relationships for promotion without explicit authorization.
Discreet scheduling, restricted access, controlled communications, unmarked arrival and carefully selected vendors.
Applicable access, correction and privacy rights are addressed through the final privacy program and clinical systems—not this marketing site.
Important pre-launch notice
This page describes the intended privacy standard, not a final legal policy or compliance certification. It must be reviewed by California healthcare/privacy counsel, the practice's security lead and clinical leadership before publication.