Risk level: medium. Can you change it: no. Found in 1 breaches in this directory.
Records of bookings you made: the date, the time, the location and often the service or practitioner. Common in clinic, salon, garage, legal and government service breaches.
An appointment list is a pattern of life. It shows when you are away from home, where you go regularly and which services you use. Where the provider is a clinic or a specialist, the appointment type itself is effectively health information.
With your name, phone number and address it becomes both a targeting tool and a physical safety issue. Scammers who can name your clinic, your date and your practitioner sound completely legitimate on the phone. For anyone hiding from an abusive ex partner, a recurring appointment is a place to be found.
It depends entirely on who you booked with. A haircut is trivial. A booking at a mental health, fertility or addiction service is health information about you.
Real providers do not ask for card details or a login through a reminder link. Open the official app or ring the clinic on its published number instead.
You can ask, and non clinical providers usually agree. Health providers must keep clinical records for a legally set period, but they can restrict who sees them.
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