✓ 100% Client-Side • Zero Data Transmission

Privacy Policy

Effective Date: January 2026 • rMed Clinical Decision Support Suite

1. Zero-Knowledge & Client-Side Processing Architecture

rMed Clinical Tools (rMed-Calc) is engineered with a strict zero-data-collection architecture. Every medical formula, clinical algorithm, diagnostic criterion, and risk scoring calculation executes strictly in-memory and client-side on your local device.

No clinical parameters, patient age, vital signs, laboratory figures, diagnostic inputs, or derived scores are ever transmitted across any network or recorded on external servers.

2. No Protected Health Information (PHI) / HIPAA Alignment

Because all computation occurs strictly in volatile device memory with zero external transmission, no Protected Health Information (PHI) or personally identifiable information (PII) is gathered, cataloged, or stored.

Healthcare professionals can utilize rMed at the bedside in full compliance with clinical privacy standards, including HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), and local medical confidentiality regulations.

3. Device Storage Utilization

The application utilizes local device storage (such as browser localStorage or local app preference files) exclusively for non-identifying operational preferences:

These preferences never contain clinical data or patient identifiers. Users may clear this data at any time via device app settings or browser cache clearing.

4. Zero Third-Party Tracking & Advertising

rMed contains no third-party tracking scripts, no advertising SDKs, no behavioral cookies, and no telemetry services. All core calculator specifications, clinical pearl databases, and PubMed citation metadata are bundled directly into the application distribution.

5. Clinical Decision Support Disclaimer

rMed is designed as an evidence-based clinical reference and decision support tool for trained healthcare practitioners and medical researchers. Outputs are supplementary decision-support aids and do not constitute autonomous medical diagnosis, clinical orders, or treatment directives.

6. Inquiries & Open-Source Verification

For inquiries regarding calculation algorithms, medical literature citations, or open-source peer review, please consult the official academic citations included in each calculator's details section or visit the project repository:

https://github.com/charakawebgit/rmedcj