Cookie Policy
When you visit our website, your browser will be requested to submit a small portion of data in the form of a text file, called a cookie. Cookies are required from the user’s end in order to remember general information, such as language preferences, operating system details, and login data. These cookies are termed first-party cookies and are set by us. In addition, we also set cookies from other domain names that help us improve our marketing, analytics, and overall website functionality; these are known as third-party cookies.
Through our privacy policy and cookie notice, we assure our customers and site visitors that their private information is kept safe, confidential, and will not be sold or shared with any third party for any reason other than what is described in this notice.
Below are the essential details that explain why we use cookies and other tracking technologies on our website.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are always active and are essential for the functionality of the website. They are set in response to your actions, which may include adjusting your privacy preferences, filling out forms, logging in, or navigating the site. You may choose to block or receive alerts about these cookies through your browser settings; however, certain parts of the site may not function properly if these cookies are blocked. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Performance Cookies
These cookies (RiseWell Behavioral uses Google Analytics) allow us to count visits and track traffic sources, enabling us to measure and improve the performance of our website and the user experience. They help us understand which pages are most and least visited, and how visitors move through the site. If you disable these cookies, we will be unable to analyze site performance or improve user experience based on your visit.
Marketing & Analytics Cookies
When you interact with our marketing emails or access landing pages on our website, we may place cookies on your browser that collect information such as how you arrived on our website, which pages you viewed, and any actions taken during your visit. The purpose of collecting this information is to help us evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing efforts and improve targeting. Occasionally, third-party cookies may also be placed through these marketing tools.
We primarily use Google Analytics to gather website analytics and improve the experience for our users.
To review Google Analytics’ privacy information, you may visit:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245
To install the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on, visit:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en-GB
We assure you that we do not share customer or visitor data with any external entity outside our organization.
Third-Party Cookies
While browsing our website, you may use features provided by third-party services that help enhance your experience. These may include embedded videos, integrated payment processors, communication tools, analytics platforms, or social media plug-ins. These third-party providers may set cookies on your device. RiseWell Behavioral has no control over cookies set by these external domains, even if you are directed to them from our website.
How to Control and Delete Cookies
1. Consent Tool
The RiseWell Behavioral Cookie Consent Tool can be used to customize your cookie preferences. The tool records when you have consented to our cookie policy and will prompt you for consent whenever the policy is updated or at least once per year. Please note that strictly necessary cookies cannot be disabled.
2. Using Your Browser
Most cookies on our website can be enabled or disabled directly through your browser settings. While each browser offers different navigation to its cookie configuration area, these settings are generally found under “Tools,” “Settings,” or “Preferences.” Please note that disabling cookies does not automatically delete them from your browser unless you manually clear your browser’s cookie history.
3. Cookies Set in the Past
Cookies placed in the past may remain stored in your browser. Information collected prior to your cookie preference changes may still be used; however, once you disable a cookie type, we will stop collecting additional information through that cookie. In some cases, a new cookie may be placed to remember your opt-out preference and prevent further tracking.
Contact Information
If you have any questions about this Cookie Notice or your data privacy, please contact
