Technical Issues Regarding Confidentiality

Medfusion, Inc. provides technical support and maintains all technical security for your physician's website.

We use a firewall to insure the security of all information submitted to our servers. A firewall prevents unnecessary exposure of our secure servers to the internet, and detects and wards off intrusion attempts. The firewall we use is an industry leader in reliability and performance.

We use "cookies" to store necessary information on your computer. Our cookies do not contain any personally identifying information. They simply provide information about the features you have already selected without asking for your preferences each time you logon. To access some of the features on your physician's website you will need to enable cookies. Most Web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you may have changed your browser to prevent that.

If you have problems seeing pages, it means either:

• The option to receive cookies has been disabled in your browser, or
• You have an older version of a browser that does not support cookies.
  (While the Virtual Office will work with some earlier browsers, when cookies are enabled, we recommend that you use Version 4 (or newer) of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer.)

How to make sure that cookies are enabled

To check that you have cookies enabled, please follow these instructions:

� Netscape 4.x (PC): To enable cookies in Netscape 4.x (for PC), open Netscape, select Edit in the top menu bar, select Preferences, and click on the Advanced option. Make sure that "Disable Cookies" is NOT selected.

� Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x (PC): To enable cookies in Internet Explorer (for PC), open Internet Explorer, select View in the top menu bar, select Internet Options, and click on the far right tab called Advanced. Scroll down to "Cookies" and make sure that "Disable all cookie use" is NOT selected.

� Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x (Mac): To enable cookies in Internet Explorer (for Mac), open Internet Explorer, select Edit in the top menu bar, select Preferences and scroll down to Receiving Files, and highlight Cookies. In the right side of the window, make sure that "Never accept" is NOT selected.

� Netscape 4.x (Mac): To enable cookies in Netscape 4.x (for Mac), open Netscape, select Edit in the top menu bar, select Preferences, and click on the Advanced option in the left sidebar. Make sure that "Do not accept cookies" is NOT selected.

This site works best with Internet Explorer 4.01 and above. If you do not have Version 4 (or newer) of Netscape or Microsoft's Internet Explorer, you can upgrade by visiting the appropriate link below:

Netscape Navigator users: To upgrade through Netscape's web page, click here.

Microsoft Internet Explorer users: To upgrade through Microsoft's web page, click here.

AOL Users: To get a FREE browser upgrade, go to Keyword: Upgrade.