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PRIVACY POLICY

Your information, plainly.

You may tell us things you haven't told your family. Here is what happens to that information, in plain words first, then in full.

Last updated: 07/10/2026. Questions: [email protected]

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In plain words, before the legal text.

A summary of the policy below. If anything here differs from the full policy, the full policy applies.

When you message us on WhatsApp

We receive your WhatsApp number, the name on your profile, and the messages, photos and reports you send. If you start from a button on this site, the message may include a short code naming the page you came from, so we know what you were reading.

Who reads your messages

Janvi, Jananam's companion for fertility treatment, answers every message on WhatsApp. Your messages are not read by the team as a matter of course; the front-desk and clinical teams can read your conversation when they need to answer you or book your visit. WhatsApp is run by Meta, and its own privacy policy also applies.

The anonymous Ask page

The Ask Dr Vani page never asks for your name, phone number or email. Your IP address and location are not saved with your question, and what you type is not captured by our analytics or screen recordings. We keep your question.

How the Ask page works

Analytics on this website

We count visits with Google Analytics, and measure which adverts brought people here, and only once you have said yes. The banner on your first visit sets that, and you can change your choice whenever you like. Neither tool receives your messages or anything you tell us about your treatment.

No ads that follow you from our clinical pages

We do not use advertising or remarketing tags on pages about conditions, treatments, tests or our journal, so reading about a fertility problem here does not follow you as ads elsewhere.

We never sell your data

We do not sell or rent your personal information. We share it only with the services we need to run the clinic, or when the law requires it (section 3 below).

Your choices

You can ask to see, correct or delete your information, and withdraw consent for messages, by writing to [email protected]. Medical records we are required to keep by law are kept for the legal period.

A question about your information?

Write to [email protected] or send us a message. Read how we work in the Jananam Standard, or how the anonymous Ask page protects you.