Version November 7, 2026

Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 7, 2026

This policy explains what information LinkInCare collects, how we use it, who can see it, how long we keep it, and the choices you have. It applies to the LinkInCare website at linkincare.com (linkin.care redirects there), the CareMember app, the Advertiser dashboard, the emails and text messages we send, and the support we provide. It applies to visitors, CareMembers, Advertisers and the team members who use an Advertiser account. "CareMember" means a care professional (or other individual) who creates a LinkInCare account to use the LinkInCare community features. "Advertiser" means a business that registers for a LinkInCare Advertiser account, as defined in the Advertiser Agreement, and a "team member" is an individual who uses an Advertiser account. "The Service" means the LinkInCare platform as a whole, including the CareMember app, the community feed and the Advertiser dashboard. Please read this policy together with our Terms of Use (for CareMembers), our Advertiser Agreement (for Advertisers), our SMS Terms and our Community Guidelines.

1. Who we are

LinkInCare is a professional community for care professionals in South Florida and the health-care-related Advertisers (health care providers and agencies, and other businesses that serve or sell to health care professionals) that want to reach them. The service is operated by LinkinCare LLC ("LinkInCare"). Our postal address is 18495 S Dixie Hwy #341, Miami, FL 33157. You can reach us at support@linkincare.com for any question about this policy, including privacy requests.

2. The short version

• CareMembers give us a zip code, not a street address.

• The Service does not show Advertisers a CareMember's email address, phone number, resume or exact location unless the CareMember chooses to share them with that one Advertiser.

• We do not sell personal information, and we do not use advertising networks, tracking pixels or analytics services.

• When you register we also keep the campaign label of the link that brought you to LinkInCare (for example, a short-link code or the utm values on the link) and the site you came from, so we know which of our channels reach health care professionals. We do not use it to track you across other sites.

• We send text messages only to deliver one-time security codes, not marketing.

• You can delete your account yourself from Settings, and the deletion takes effect immediately.

• We host the Service on Amazon Web Services in the United States.

3. Information we collect

3.1 CareMembers

When you create a CareMember account and build your profile, you give us:

• Your first name, last name and email address.

• Your zip code. We do not ask for a street address. We turn the zip code into a city, county and an approximate map position (the center of the zip code area, from public United States Census data) so Advertisers can filter by area and campaigns can reach people nearby.

• A mobile phone number, if you choose to verify one. A verified phone is needed before you can tell an Advertiser you are interested in a campaign, before you accept an Advertiser's contact request, and before you turn on text-message sign-in.

• Your profession or professions (for example registered nurse, certified nursing assistant, home health aide, therapist, or advanced practice provider), your license number, license state and expiration date, your certifications and their dates, your specializations, years of experience, spoken languages, availability, how far you are willing to travel, whether you have your own transport, and an optional short bio and headline. Credentials are self-reported. We do not verify them, with one exception described in Section 5.3 (the advisory NPI check for advanced practice providers).

• An optional resume (PDF) and an optional profile photo, where uploads are available. An Advertiser can see your resume only under a contact grant you open (Section 5.2). A PDF file can carry hidden details of its own, such as the author name, the title, the dates it was created and edited, and the name of the software that made it. We store and share the file exactly as you upload it and we do not remove those details, so export a clean copy before you upload if you do not want an Advertiser to see them.

• The language you prefer for the app (English, Spanish or Haitian Creole).

• Posts, comments, likes, reports, appeals, creator program applications, and the Advertisers and CareMembers you add to your circle.

• Your notification and feed preferences, hidden posts and blocked members.

3.2 Advertisers and their team members

When an Advertiser registers, it gives us:

• The Advertiser name, email address, a phone number (verified by code when phone verification is switched on), city, state, zip code and the zip codes it serves.

• Optionally its license number, website, a description, the services it offers and a logo. We record the license number as provided by the Advertiser and do not verify it with any licensing body.

• The name and email address of each team member added to the account, and that member's role (owner, admin or staff).

• Campaigns (role, certifications, specializations, availability, distance, language, pay range, schedule and campaign text), posts, shortlists and private shortlist notes, contact requests and the optional short message in them, and reports.

• Billing details, as described in Section 3.5.

3.3 Information we collect automatically

• Account security records: the IP address used at registration, the IP address and browser type recorded when you accept a legal document or change a notification setting, and security events such as phone verification, phone changes and multi-factor authentication changes. Security event records store a keyed hash of a phone number, not the number itself.

• Usage records needed to run the Service: which Advertiser viewed which CareMember profile and when, campaign notifications and answers, when a contact grant was opened or stopped, notification deliveries, and one-click unsubscribe actions.

• Search records for Advertisers: a hash of the search and the result counts, not the filter values or the names returned.

• Server logs that carry account identifiers, not email addresses, phone numbers or message contents. Our API gateway logs the request path only, not query strings.

• The link you arrived from: when you register we also keep the campaign label of the link that brought you to LinkInCare (for example, a short-link code or the utm values on the link) and the site you came from, so we know which of our channels reach health care professionals. We keep it in our own systems only, and we do not use it to track you across other sites.

• Push notification subscriptions (the browser endpoint and keys needed to deliver a push message) if you turn push notifications on.

• Session records: a hashed session identifier and, for the sign-in broker, an encrypted sign-in token. See Section 10 for cookies and browser storage.

We do not collect your date of birth, government identification numbers, payment card numbers, or precise device location.

3.4 Information from other sources

• Amazon Cognito, our sign-in provider, tells us whether your email address and phone number have been verified and which multi-factor method you use.

• Stripe tells us the status of an Advertiser's payments, subscriptions and invoices.

• Amazon GuardDuty tells us whether an uploaded file is clean or contains malware.

• Amazon Bedrock Guardrails, when automated moderation is switched on, returns a classification of the text in a post or comment. The text is sent to that service for classification only and is not stored there.

• The public NPPES National Provider Identifier registry run by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, when the check is enabled, tells us whether an NPI entered by an advanced practice provider matches a record for the member's last name and role.

• Public United States Census zip code area data gives us the center point of each zip code.

3.5 Payment information

Advertisers pay through Stripe. Card details are entered on Stripe's own pages and go to Stripe, not to our servers. We keep a Stripe customer identifier, the status of your subscription and campaign payments, and a copy of your invoices (number, amounts, dates and links to the Stripe invoice page). Stripe's handling of your card data is governed by Stripe's own privacy policy.

3.6 Information we ask you not to give us

Never post or upload patient information of any kind. This includes patient names, photos, dates of birth, room numbers, medical record numbers, diagnoses or any other detail that could identify a patient. Our content filters block common patterns, and we remove patient information when we find it. Do not put your email address, phone number or messaging handle in public posts, comments or your bio; the filters refuse those too.

4. How we use information

We use information to:

• Create and secure your account, verify your email and phone, and sign you in.

• Show your profile to Advertisers within the limits in Section 6, and show you the campaigns of Advertisers whose chosen criteria your profile fits (role, certifications, specializations, availability, spoken languages and distance from your zip code).

• Run the community feed, your circle, posts, comments, likes and the creators row.

• Send the notifications you have turned on and the transactional messages every account receives (Section 9).

• Meter Advertiser features (profile views, contact requests, campaign reach), process payments and keep billing records.

• Detect and limit abuse: rate limits, duplicate and coordinated content, scraping, bot sign-ups and fraud.

• Moderate content and accounts, handle reports and appeals, and keep the records that show what we did and why.

• Answer support requests and recover accounts after an identity check.

• Comply with law, enforce our terms, and defend legal claims.

• Improve the Service using aggregate counts that identify no one.

We do not use your information to train artificial intelligence models. We do not send member or Advertiser personal information to any AI service other than the moderation classification described in Section 3.4.

5. Specific features explained

5.1 Campaign notifications

An Advertiser creates a campaign with criteria. Our systems compare those criteria with CareMember profiles and notify the CareMembers whose profile fits the criteria the Advertiser chose. The Advertiser sees how many CareMembers fit its criteria and, later, who answered "I'm interested". An Advertiser does not receive a list of everyone whose profile fits its criteria, and a campaign estimate reports very small counts as zero so that a sparse area cannot point to one person.

5.2 Contact grants

A CareMember's email address, phone number and resume reach an Advertiser only through a contact grant that the CareMember opened. There are two ways to open one:

• Answering "I'm interested" to that Advertiser's campaign.

• Accepting a contact request that the Advertiser sent to you.

Before you do either, the app tells you that the Advertiser will receive your verified email address, verified phone number and resume (if you uploaded one). The Advertiser receives the resume file as you uploaded it, including any details hidden in the file itself (Section 3.1). A grant covers one Advertiser. You can stop sharing at any time ("Stop sharing" or "Not for me" on a campaign, or revoking the grant on your contact requests page). After you stop, the Advertiser can no longer retrieve your contact details from LinkInCare, but a value it already saw or copied cannot be recalled. The Advertiser is told that a CareMember stopped sharing, without your name. If you change your verified phone number, Advertisers that hold a grant will see the new number once it is verified, and you receive a notice with a Stop sharing link. Every reveal and every change to a grant is logged with identifiers only. Opening a grant is not consent for the Advertiser to send you marketing calls or texts; what the Advertiser may do with your details is set out in the Advertiser Agreement and summarized in Section 7.

5.3 Credentials and the NPI check

Credentials are shown to Advertisers as provided by you, with a note that LinkInCare does not verify them. For advanced practice providers, you may enter a National Provider Identifier. When the check is enabled, we look the number up in the public NPPES registry and, when the record matches your last name and role, show Advertisers an indicator that the NPI was found in the public NPPES registry. That indicator is not a verification by LinkInCare, and it is always shown together with the line that credentials are not verified by LinkInCare. The number itself is not shown to Advertisers. The check is advisory and does not block a profile save. Until the check is enabled, the indicator shows as unavailable.

5.4 Creator program

CareMembers can apply to become a Creator, or be invited by us. An application is reviewed by a person. Eligibility uses your account standing, your verified phone, your moderation history over the last 90 days, and one credential signal (a license on file, an NPI match, or an invitation). Approved Creators get a badge on their posts and appear in the creators row of the feed.

5.5 Health channels

Posts in the Nutrition, Wellness and Beauty and self-care channels carry a "general information, not medical advice" label. Posts in those channels by members who are not Creators wait for review before they are published.

6. Who can see what

6.1 What Advertisers see about a CareMember

Every full profile view by an Advertiser is logged. A full profile view shows the line "Credentials are provided by the CareMember and are not verified by LinkInCare."

6.2 What other CareMembers see

Other signed-in CareMembers see your posts, comments and likes under your display name (first name and last initial), your profession and your photo if you have one. Posts do not show a city, county, zip code or distance. CareMembers who added at least five people to their circle may see a count of "in N circles"; nobody can see who added whom. A member you block cannot add you to their circle.

6.3 What CareMembers see about an Advertiser

If an Advertiser keeps its public profile switched on, signed-in CareMembers can see the Advertiser name, city, state, services, description, website and logo. Advertiser posts in the feed show the Advertiser name, logo and an "Advertiser" badge. CareMembers do not see an Advertiser's team members' email addresses, its billing details or its shortlist notes.

6.4 Sample profiles

Some environments show clearly marked demo CareMembers, demo Advertisers and demo Creators. They are generated for demonstration and do not describe real people.

6.5 LinkInCare staff

Our staff can see account data, including email addresses and phone numbers, when needed for support, moderation, billing and abuse investigations. Staff accounts require an authenticator app for sign-in. Every moderation and account action by staff is written to an audit log. Staff do not have access to your password; passwords and one-time codes are held by Amazon Cognito, not by us.

7. How we share information

We share personal information only in these cases:

• With Advertisers. Advertisers see the profile information listed in Section 6.1, and they receive your verified email address, phone number and resume only under a contact grant you open (Section 5.2). Once an Advertiser receives your details, it is responsible for its own use of them. The Advertiser Agreement requires the Advertiser to use revealed details only to evaluate and communicate with you about work, to protect them, not to sell or share them, to stop using them for recruiting when you stop sharing (unless you separately contact that Advertiser), and to delete them when they are no longer needed.

• With service providers that work for us. They receive only what they need to perform their service and act on our instructions. Today these are:

  • Amazon Web Services (Amazon Cognito for sign-in, verification and multi-factor authentication; Amazon SNS for text messages; Amazon SES for email; Amazon S3 and CloudFront for file storage and delivery; Amazon GuardDuty for malware scanning; Amazon Bedrock Guardrails for automated text moderation when enabled; and the databases, queues and servers that run the service).
  • Stripe, for Advertiser payments, subscriptions and invoices.
  • Cloudflare, whose Turnstile challenge protects our registration forms from bots. Turnstile runs in your browser during registration and may use its own cookies or storage under Cloudflare's privacy policy.
  • Mobile carriers, which deliver our text messages under their own terms.

  Our Service Providers and Subprocessors page lists each provider, what it does and where it processes data.

• Public registries. When the NPI check is enabled, the NPI you enter is sent to the public NPPES registry to retrieve the matching public record.

• Video and link providers. When you tap a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram card in a post, your browser loads content from that provider, which then receives your IP address and may set its own cookies. Nothing is loaded from those providers before you tap, except a YouTube thumbnail image.

• When the law requires it or to protect people. We may disclose information when we believe in good faith that it is necessary to comply with a law, regulation, subpoena, court order or other legal process, to respond to a government request, to enforce our terms and policies, to investigate or prevent fraud, abuse, security incidents or illegal activity, to defend legal claims, or to protect the safety, property and rights of CareMembers, Advertisers, the public or LinkInCare. Our Guidelines for Legal Requests describe what process we require for each kind of information and our policy of notifying you before we disclose, where the law allows. We report suspected child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as required by law.

• In a business transfer. If LinkInCare is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganisation, bankruptcy or sale of some or all of its assets, your information may be transferred as part of that transaction or its negotiation, under this policy, and we will tell you if a successor applies a materially different policy.

• Aggregated and de-identified data. We may create and use aggregated or de-identified information that does not identify you, for example counts of members by profession and county, and we may share it with anyone.

We do not sell personal information, including sensitive information such as health-related details in resumes or precise location, and we do not sell it to anyone for any purpose. We do not share personal information with data brokers or advertising networks. We share CareMember information with Advertisers only as described in Sections 5.2 and 6.1. We do not share mobile phone numbers or text-messaging opt-in data with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.

8. How long we keep information

• Your account. We keep your profile, content and settings for as long as your account exists.

• Account deletion. You can delete your account from Settings at any time (Section 11). Deletion is immediate and permanent. Your profile, posts, comments, likes, uploads, push subscriptions, notifications, security event records, contact grants and your sign-in at Amazon Cognito are deleted within minutes.

• Kept after deletion, without a link to you. Some records are kept because the law or our ability to show what happened requires them. Your account identifier in those records is replaced by a random identifier that does not point to you, and free text that could quote you is erased. These records are: billing records (payments, invoices and subscription history, and the Stripe webhook records for your Advertiser's payments, which Stripe also keeps under its own policy), moderation cases, actions, notices and reports, and the staff audit log.

• Consent evidence. Records that you accepted a legal document, changed a notification setting, or opened or stopped a contact grant are kept in anonymized form (document, version, date, channel) for 4 years after deletion. IP address, browser type, email and phone are removed from them at deletion. Records of your consent to text messages and of your opt-outs keep a keyed hash of your mobile number (not the number itself), the date, the screen, the language, the version of the disclosure shown and a fingerprint of its exact text. They are kept while your account exists and for 4 years after you delete it, and they survive account deletion. At deletion the link to you and the IP address are removed from them, and 4 years later the records are deleted.

• Strikes and bans. If you delete an account that has active strikes or a ban, we keep a keyed hash of your email address and verified phone number, the strike points and the ban flag, so that a new account with the same verified email or phone inherits them. When you register, we compare a keyed hash of your email address and phone number with those records. Strike records expire with the strikes; ban records are kept while they are needed to stop repeat abuse, and we aim to delete them 5 years after the ban.

• Backups. Database backups are kept for 14 days and then expire; a deleted account disappears from backups on that schedule.

• Logs. Application logs are kept for 30 days.

• Push subscriptions. A push subscription that has not been used for 270 days is removed.

• Unanswered contact requests expire after 30 days.

• Email suppression. Addresses that bounce or complain are kept on our email provider's suppression list so we stop sending to them.

• Security records. Sign-in and security events are kept for the life of the account today, and we aim to limit them to 1 year. Profile view and search logs are kept today without a fixed end date, and we aim to limit them to 13 months.

• Inactive accounts. We do not delete inactive accounts automatically today. If we start to, we will tell you by email first.

9. Notifications, email and text messages

9.1 Email

We send transactional emails that every account receives: email verification, sign-in and security notices, Advertiser registration and approval decisions, campaign launch and payment emails for Advertisers, moderation and appeal notices, and the confirmation that an account was deleted. We send optional emails only according to your settings. For CareMembers, the campaign email that tells you an Advertiser near you has posted a campaign is sent only if you ticked the unchecked box to receive it when you signed up (or turned it on later in Settings), and you can turn it off in Settings or with the one-click unsubscribe link in every such email. For Advertisers, the campaign response digest is on by default and can be turned off in Settings or with the unsubscribe link. Our email comes from noreply@mail.linkincare.com. Optional email and push notifications are not sent between 9 pm and 8 am in your notification time zone (Eastern Time unless you change it in Settings); they are delivered at 8 am instead.

9.2 Push notifications

Push notifications are off until you turn them on in the app. You can turn them off in the app or in your browser settings at any time.

9.3 Text messages (SMS) and your mobile number

What we use your mobile number for. We use your mobile number to send you verification and security codes by text message. That means one-time passcodes to verify your number when you ask us to (Advertisers when they set up an account, members when they choose to verify or change their number) and sign-in codes if you turn on text-message sign-in. We do not send marketing or promotional text messages.

What we do not do. We do not sell your mobile number. We do not share your mobile number or your text-messaging consent (opt-in) data with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Service providers deliver the messages on our behalf, as described below.

Who delivers the messages. Amazon Web Services (Amazon SNS and Amazon Cognito) delivers our text messages. Amazon Web Services acts only on our instructions and receives your number only to deliver the code. Mobile carriers also handle the messages under their own terms.

Your mobile number and Advertisers. Advertisers do not see your mobile number as part of your profile. Verifying your number by itself shares nothing with any Advertiser. The one exception is separate from the text-message program: if you tell an Advertiser you are interested in a campaign, or you accept an Advertiser's contact request, you share your code-verified email and phone number with that Advertiser. That is a contact grant you can revoke at any time with the Stop sharing option. If you change your verified number, Advertisers that hold a grant will see the new number once it is verified, and you can stop sharing at that point. Our security records keep a keyed hash of your number, not the number itself. The grant is not part of our security-code text messages, and your consent to those messages is not a grant to any Advertiser.

Your choices. Reply STOP to any message to opt out, START to opt back in, or HELP for help. Message and data rates may apply. See our SMS Terms for the other words that opt you out, and for how opting out affects verification and sign-in. If you lose your phone, email support@linkincare.com and we will help you recover access after checking your identity.

10. Cookies and browser storage

We use no advertising cookies, no analytics cookies and no third-party trackers.

• Sign-in cookies. When you sign in, our API sets secure, HttpOnly cookies on our API host (named __Host-lc_session, __Host-lc_tx, __Host-lc_sid_<app> and __Secure-lc_login). They hold a random session identifier, not your password or a readable token. The session cookie lasts at most 7 days; the sign-in transaction cookies last minutes. They are strictly necessary and cannot be turned off while signed in.

• Browser storage. The apps keep a few conveniences in your browser's local storage: your language choice, your light or dark theme, dismissed banners and tips, an unsent post draft, and the state of the install prompt. The apps also keep the campaign label of your first visit to our site in session storage until you register or close the tab (up to 30 days if your browser blocks session storage). The CareMember app is a progressive web app and caches app files in your browser so it opens faster and works with a weak connection.

• Campaign label. The campaign label of your first visit to our site, kept in session storage until you register or close the tab (up to 30 days if your browser blocks session storage).

• Language cookie. When you choose a language, we also save it in a first-party cookie named linkincare-locale, shared across our linkincare.com sites, so that you are not asked to choose again on another of our sites or apps. It holds only the language code and is not used to identify or track you or for advertising.

• Third-party cookies. Cloudflare Turnstile on the registration form, Stripe's checkout and billing pages, and video providers you tap in a post may set their own cookies under their own policies.

• Tracking signals. Because we do not track you across sites or sell or share data for targeted advertising, there is nothing for a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal to switch off, and we do not currently process those signals.

11. Your choices and rights

• See and correct your information. Your profile, credentials, settings and notification preferences are editable in the app.

• Stop sharing contact details. See Section 5.2.

• Turn off contact requests. CareMembers can turn off Advertiser contact requests in Settings; open requests and existing grants are not affected.

• Notifications. Manage them in Settings, with the unsubscribe link in optional emails, or by replying STOP to a text message.

• Delete your account. Go to Settings, choose Delete account, sign in again if asked, and type DELETE. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone. We cannot delete an account while a serious moderation case about it (a case of the highest priority, such as a safety concern or a serious rule violation) or an appeal is open, or while an Advertiser has a campaign that is active, paused with reach remaining, or waiting for payment. Routine reports and flags do not block deletion, and if deletion is blocked you can contact support. A member of an Advertiser team who also has a CareMember account keeps the other account.

• Get a copy of your information. There is no self-serve export yet. Email support@linkincare.com from the address on your account and we will provide a copy of the personal information we hold about you, subject to any limits that applicable law allows, such as information that would reveal another person's data or our security measures.

• Other requests. Email support@linkincare.com. We will verify that the request comes from the account holder before acting on it. We respond within 45 days where the law sets no shorter period. If we refuse a request, we tell you why, and you can ask us to reconsider by replying to that email; a different person reviews it. We do not discriminate against you for exercising a privacy right.

12. Security

We use administrative, technical and physical safeguards that are designed to protect your information and that are reasonable for a service of our size and type. Today they include:

• Encrypted connections (TLS) for every page and API call.

• Sign-in, password storage, email and phone verification and multi-factor authentication provided by Amazon Cognito; we do not store passwords or one-time codes.

• Mandatory multi-factor authentication for Advertisers and staff, optional text-message sign-in for CareMembers.

• Malware scanning of every uploaded file before it can be seen by anyone, and removal of hidden metadata (such as location data) from photos.

• Encrypted databases and private, encrypted storage for uploads; resumes are shared with Advertisers only under a contact grant you opened, through short-lived links after an entitlement check.

• Rate limits, bot protection on registration and audit logs.

• A code review and dependency policy that keeps third-party software pinned and vetted.

No system is perfectly secure. We cannot guarantee the security of any information you send to us or that we hold, and no security measure prevents every incident. You are responsible for keeping your sign-in credentials private and for the security of the devices and email account you use with the Service. We do not hold a SOC 2 report, a HIPAA compliance program or an external penetration test certificate at this time, and we do not claim certifications we do not have. If we learn of a breach that affects your personal information, we will notify you by email without unreasonable delay and no later than 30 days after we determine that a breach occurred or have reason to believe one occurred, as Florida law requires, or within any other period that applicable law sets, unless law enforcement asks us to wait. Where the law allows notice by another method, we may use it. Security researchers can report vulnerabilities under our Vulnerability Disclosure Policy.

13. Patient information and HIPAA

LinkInCare is a community for healthcare workers, not a place to handle patient care. We do not collect, store or process protected health information about patients. We are not a HIPAA covered entity or business associate, and we do not sign business associate agreements. Posting patient information is prohibited by the Community Guidelines and is removed. Information about your own professional credentials is not patient information.

14. Children

LinkInCare is for working care professionals and Advertisers. You must be at least 18 years old to create an account. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18, and we close accounts we learn belong to a minor.

15. Where your information is stored

We host the Service on Amazon Web Services in the United States (the US East region). The Service is built for CareMembers and Advertisers in the United States. If you use it from elsewhere, your information is transferred to and processed in the United States.

16. Languages

This policy is written in English, and the English version governs. Spanish and Haitian Creole translations are provided for convenience when they match the current version. If a translation differs from the English text, the English text applies.

17. Changes to this policy

We may change this policy at any time. When we change this policy in a way that matters to you, we will ask you to accept the new version the next time you sign in, and the new version takes effect when you accept it or, if later, on the date shown at the top. Changes that do not reduce your rights, such as corrections, clarifications or new features, may take effect when posted with an updated date. We will not use information we already hold in a materially different way from what this policy said when we collected it, unless you agree to the new use first. The date at the top shows when the current version took effect. Earlier versions are available on request.

18. Contact

• Support and privacy requests: support@linkincare.com

• Legal notices: legal@linkincare.com

• Company: LinkinCare LLC

• Phone: (305) 707-4790

• Postal address: 18495 S Dixie Hwy #341, Miami, FL 33157