How can I learn how Verra handles my sexual health information?

Sexual health care involves sensitive information. Read Verra's privacy notice before submitting a visit, and ask for clarification if any part is unclear. The notice is the place to look for details about how information is used, shared, stored, and managed.

A physician needs an accurate health history and medicine list to review a prescription request. Pharmacy staff also need information to fill an approved prescription. Privacy does not mean that information is never shared as part of care. Ask Verra which parties receive your information and for what purposes.

If you share a phone, email account, or device, consider who might see appointment notices, messages, or account activity. Use a strong, unique password and avoid leaving your account open on a shared device. Ask about available communication choices before relying on a particular contact method.

You can also ask how to request records, correct information, or raise a privacy concern. Do not assume deleting an account removes medical records; record retention requirements may still apply. Confirm Verra's current policies directly.