Health Page Tracker Watch

The problem

Your website was put together with a booking widget, a chat box, an accessibility tool and an analytics tag, and each one quietly sends the address of the page a visitor is reading to its maker. On a page about therapy, fertility or weight loss, that can count as health information. You rarely know which tools are on the site, and a plugin update can add a new one without telling you.

What it does

For therapists, small clinics, med spas and wellness studios, and the people who run their websites. Record your booking, intake and service pages in your browser, or paste a page's source, and it lists every outside company those pages contact, what each one receives, and whether its maker publicly says it signs a Business Associate Agreement, with the tools to look at first and options your web person can act on. Save the check and next month it shows only what changed, such as a new tracker or one that spread onto your booking page after an update.

What you get

• A plain list of every outside tool on your health pages
• Know which vendors will and will not sign a privacy agreement
• An alert when an update adds a new tracker
• A dated report to keep with your privacy records
• A short list of fixes your web person can act on

Good to know

The vendor table is kept by hand and vendors change their plans, so where we could not confirm what a vendor offers it says to ask them, and it reports what your pages sent, not whether you are compliant.