SUMMIT

Privacy, plainly.

What this website and the staff sign-in collect, and what they leave alone.

Last updated 20 October 2026

  • What this page covers.

    This page covers the Summit website and the sign-in pages clinic staff use to reach Summit.

    Patient records a clinic keeps in Summit belong to that clinic. They are covered by the clinic's own agreement with Summit and by the clinic's notice to its patients, not by this page.

  • Cookies.

    The website keeps one preference cookie, summit-consent, which remembers your cookie choice for a year. Signing in also needs the storage that keeps you signed in.

    Optional analytics would load only if you allow them. You can change that choice at any time.

  • Signing in.

    Your work email and password go to Summit's sign-in service to check who you are. Summit does not show your password to anyone, including your clinic.

    When you ask for a password reset, Google reCAPTCHA may check that the request comes from a person. Google's own privacy policy covers that check.

  • Access to your account.

    Your clinic administrator decides who has a Summit account and what each person can open. To change or close your account, ask your clinic administrator.