Cookies Policy
Last updated: 26.12.2019
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The content of the clinica-vasculara.ro website is protected by copyright laws. All rights are reserved to the VenArt Clinic. All materials (including, without limitation, all articles, texts, images, logos and design) contained in this site are protected by copyright laws and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted or published without the written consent of the VenArt Clinic. It is prohibited to modify the content of these pages, as well as to copy, distribute, transmit, publish, reproduce, create derivative works from any information or service obtained from or through the site.
However, it is possible to download or copy specific materials available in this regard. Being intended exclusively for personal, non-commercial purposes, their use for commercial purposes is prohibited.
For any question or request to use the materials on this website, you can contact us at office@clinica-vasculara.ro
In order to answer users’ questions and to obtain data regarding access to our site, it may be necessary to provide personal information, such as e-mail and telephone number. However, this information will not be used to transmit other information about the services of our institution.
Clinica VenArt undertakes to ensure the confidentiality of visitors to its site. No personal information will be transmitted to third parties, except for third-party partners who ensure the proper functioning of this site.
General information, site traffic, and other statistical information that does not contain personal data may be provided to third parties.
This site uses technologies that allow the collection of certain technical information about the user: internet address, operating system used, browser type, and information about the traffic on our site.
All this information collected through the site by Clinica VenArt is intended to help improve its services.
Depending on the number of missed appointments, the company reserves the right to limit the access to appointments of the respective client.
Use of cookies
The information presented below is intended to provide visitors with more information about the placement, use and management of the “cookie” modules used by the clinica-vasculara.ro website
You can find below details as well as other links with general information regarding the use of cookies. Please read the information below carefully. If you would like to find out more information about the use of cookies, you can contact us at the e-mail address: office@clinica-vasculara.ro.
Cookies are very small files stored on your computer when you visit the clinica-vasculara.ro website. Your computer automatically recognizes and accepts these files through the browser used.
Cookie files are not dangerous and should not be treated by any user as a virus or a type of file that can harm the computer. The browser used allows the setting and limitation of the collection of Cookie files.
Why do we use cookies?
Commercial and marketing information is stored through cookies. This type of file is used for various purposes:
- to continuously improve the user experience of the clinica-vasculara.ro website;
- to learn more about how visitors interact with the content of our website, with the aim of increasing satisfaction with all categories of services offered by Clinica VenArt;
- Cookies are necessary for the full functioning of the services offered by the clinica-vasculara.ro website;
- Cookies provide us with feedback on how the website is used, helping us to continuously improve the browsing experience on the clinica-vasculara.ro website;
- For web analytics, this website uses the Google;
- Analytics service. It uses cookies. In this case, cookies save information about the use of the site, the number of pages displayed, the sources from which the site visitors come and the number of visits, with the same objective of improving the site and the user experience;
- To improve the efficiency of online advertising;
- To optimize the site’s performance (content loading time).
Cookies cannot be used to identify individuals, they are used exclusively for statistical purposes.
What is the lifespan of a cookie?
The storage duration of a cookie varies depending on the purpose for which it is placed.
- Session cookies – are used for a single session and are retained only during a single visit to the site by the user, not being stored after the user has left the site.
- Permanent cookies – other cookies are stored for a longer period and are used when the user returns to the website.
All these categories of cookies can be deleted by the user at any time through the browser settings. If you do not accept cookies, no information will be saved.
How can cookies be turned off?
Disabling or refusing to accept the use of cookies may make certain sites difficult to view.
Current browsers offer users the ability to change and manage cookie settings.
You can access these settings from the menu of the browser you are using. For more details on managing cookies in your browser, you can access the “Help” section of the browser.
To find out more details on the settings of common browsers, we suggest you access the following links.;
If you would like to find out more information about cookies and how to use them, you can consult the links below:
- http://www.microsoft.com/info/cookies.mspx;
- http://www.youronlinechoices.com/ro;
- OUG 13/2012 pentru modificarea si completarea Legii nr. 506/2004 privind prelucrarea datelor cu caracter personal si protectia vietii private in sectorul comunicatiilor electronice.
Processing of personal data
The organizer undertakes to maintain the confidentiality of patients’ personal data and to use them in accordance with the legislation in force. All persons benefit from the rights provided for by Law no. 677/2001 on the protection of personal data, including but not limited to processing/storage/archiving/ the right to information (art.12)/ the right to access data (art.13)/ the right to intervene in data (art.14)/ the right to object (art.15)/ the right not to be subject to an individual decision (art.17) and the right to seek justice (art.18)/etc.