Who is responsible
Dr A A Jalloh Paediatric Neurologist Inc. is responsible for personal information processed for this website and practice administration. Privacy questions may be sent to receptionist@draajalloh.com.
Information collected
The appointment and contact forms collect the details shown in each form. This may include caregiver and child identifiers, contact details, a brief reason for the request and consent confirmations. Do not submit reports or unnecessary detailed medical information through public forms.
Why it is used
Information is used to assess and administer requests, communicate about appointments or referrals, respond to messages, maintain security and meet applicable healthcare or legal obligations. It is not sold or used for unrelated direct marketing.
Children’s information
Information about a child should be submitted only by a parent, legal guardian, authorised representative or treating professional with an appropriate basis to do so.
Where information goes
Form submissions are sent to the configured practice inbox and are not intentionally stored in the website’s blog database. Hosting and email providers process technical or message data to deliver the service. Google Maps can receive technical data when the embedded map loads. WhatsApp receives information only when a visitor chooses that service.
Optional analytics and cookies
Google Analytics 4 remains disabled unless a visitor allows optional analytics and the practice has configured a valid measurement ID. The preference is saved in the browser. Necessary website functions do not depend on analytics consent.
Security and retention
The website uses HTTPS, server-side validation, access controls and rate limits. Personal information is retained only for as long as required for the purpose collected and the practice’s applicable healthcare, accounting and legal obligations. No website can guarantee absolute security.
Your choices and rights
Subject to applicable law and clinical-record obligations, a person may ask the practice about access, correction, objection or deletion. Concerns may also be raised with South Africa’s Information Regulator.