Legal

The documents, and what they bind

Four documents. Three of them are Gale’s. One of them is not — it belongs to the clinician’s practice, and Gale only publishes the template.

Who Gale is, in these documents

Gale is software. Licensed clinicians practice medicine. Gale never diagnoses, never prescribes, and never chooses your treatment. Under federal health-privacy law your clinician’s practice is the covered entity — it holds your medical record — and Gale Care Inc. is its business associate, the contractor that runs the software and the administrative work.

That is why two of the documents below are not Gale’s to give you. A Notice of Privacy Practices and an authorization to use your medical record can only come from the practice that holds it.

Gale’s documents

The practice’s documents — Gale publishes the template

A clinician-owned practice adopts these under its own name. Every “we” in them means the practice, not Gale.

Where Gale is today

Gale is pre-commercial. The clinical product runs on synthetic demonstration data, and no real patient record, claim, or payment is in the system. Some real personal information of real people is processed today — an email address left so we can reach you, a question typed into the public chat — and the documents below say so plainly rather than claiming everything is synthetic.

A few facts in these documents are still marked as outstanding, in place, where they apply. We would rather show you an unfilled line than a confident-sounding one that is not yet true.