Privacy Policy
Effective Date: January 14, 2026
ArthroSphere ("we," "our," or "us") is dedicated to protecting the privacy of healthcare professionals,
partners, and visitors who interact with our digital platforms. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect,
use, and safeguard information related to our arthroscopy implant solutions and services. We understand that
in the medical device industry, data integrity and confidentiality are paramount.
Global Compliance Standards
As a global provider of premium surgical implants, ArthroSphere operates in accordance with diverse
international regulations. We strive to adhere to:
- GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation): Protecting the rights of users within
the European Economic Area.
- HIPAA Guidelines: Implementing rigorous administrative, physical, and technical
safeguards for health-related information.
- ISO 13485 Standards: Maintaining the strict documentation requirements essential
for medical device quality management systems.
- PIPEDA & LGPD: Adhering to Canadian and Brazilian data protection laws for our
expanding international distributor networks.
1. Detailed Information Collection
We collect information to provide specialized clinical support, fulfill regulatory tracking requirements,
and improve the efficacy of our joint preservation solutions.
A. Professional Identity Data
To verify the professional nature of our inquiries and ensure clinical safety, we collect:
- Clinical Profile: Full name, medical degree (MD, DO, etc.), and surgical specialty
(e.g., Orthopedic Sports Medicine).
- Institutional Affiliation: Hospital name, private clinic details, and department
information.
- Professional Credentials: Medical license numbers or NPI data where required for
specialized training access.
B. Interaction & Technical Metadata
To optimize our digital surgical catalog, we automatically capture:
- Browsing Patterns: Specific implant modules viewed, duration spent on Biocomposite
study pages, and white paper download history.
- Technical environment: IP address, device type, browser version, and timezone to
provide localized distributor information.
- Tracking Technologies: We use essential cookies to maintain session states and
analytical cookies to evaluate site performance.
2. Advanced Data Processing Purposes
ArthroSphere processes data based on legal obligations, legitimate business interests, and professional
consent.
C. Clinical Support & Education
Data is used to facilitate high-level professional interactions:
- Technical Consultations: Responding to specific surgeon questions regarding the
pull-out strength of NovaFix™ anchors.
- Surgical Training: Coordinating hands-on workshops and invitations to our 2026
Global Symposium.
- Product Feedback: Collecting post-market clinical observations to drive R&D for
next-generation implants.
D. Regulatory & Safety Monitoring
As a manufacturer, we must maintain data for safety oversight:
- Post-Market Surveillance: Tracking product inquiries to monitor performance as
mandated by MDR (Medical Device Regulation).
- Traceability: Maintaining communication logs essential for potential field safety
notices or product updates.
- Legal Defense: Protecting our intellectual property and defending against liability
claims.
3. International Data Transfers & Security
Our global expansion requires secure data movement across borders.
- Encryption Standards: All data transmitted through our web
forms is protected by
Industry-standard SSL/TLS encryption.
- Restricted Access: Your professional details are only accessible to ArthroSphere
employees with specific clinical or logistics clearance.
- Cross-Border Safeguards: When transferring data to local distributors in regions
like Dubai or Sao Paulo, we implement Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) to ensure equivalent
protection levels.
- Vulnerability Assessments: We conduct regular security audits of our CRM and
communication systems to prevent unauthorized access.
4. Your Comprehensive Privacy Rights
We empower our professional partners with full control over their data footprint.
- The Right to Access: You may request a comprehensive report of all professional
inquiries and interaction history we have on file.
- The Right to Rectification: If your clinical affiliation or contact details change,
we will update our records within 48 hours of notification.
- The Right to Restrict Processing: You can limit how we use your data, such as
opting out of marketing while maintaining regulatory communication.
- The Right to Data Portability: Request your data in a machine-readable format for
transfer to other professional platforms.
- The Right to Erasure (Right to be Forgotten): We will delete non-regulatory data
upon request, provided it does not conflict with medical device tracking laws.
5. Third-Party Interactions
Our ecosystem involves trusted partners who adhere to our strict privacy standards:
- Clinical Platforms: We may link to peer-reviewed journals or surgical video hosting
services (e.g., Vimeo/YouTube) which have their own privacy policies.
- Logistics Partners: Sharing shipping details with premium carriers like DHL/FedEx
to ensure timely delivery of surgical instruments.
- Cloud Infrastructure: Using secure AWS or Google Cloud servers for data storage
with high-redundancy backups.
6. Children's Privacy
Our website and products are strictly for professional healthcare use. We do not knowingly collect data
from individuals under the age of 18. If we become aware of such data collection, it is immediately
purged from our servers.
7. Contact our Privacy Office
For any inquiries regarding your data or our clinical privacy practices, please contact our dedicated
team:
Primary Data Contact: Chief Privacy Officer
Email: privacy@arthrosphere.com
Mailing Address: ArthroSphere Global HQ, Data Protection Division
Direct Hotline: Available to registered distributors through the partner portal.
We are committed to resolving any privacy concerns within 30 days of receipt.