Privacy controls

Turn each purpose on or off. Strictly necessary storage keeps the site working and cannot be switched off.

What we never send

  • Names, email addresses, phone numbers, or mailing addresses
  • Diagnoses, symptoms, medications, treatment details, or clinician notes
  • Insurance, member, policy, appointment, or intake identifiers
  • Anything you type into a form, and the destination of any email or phone link

What we commit to

  • Measurement stays off until you allow it, and no tag loads before you decide.
  • Only a fixed allowlist of page, service, location, and button-position labels is ever sent.
  • Declining leaves every page, form, and phone number fully usable.
  • You can change or withdraw this choice at any time from the footer of any page.

Strictly necessary

Keeps the website secure and remembers the privacy choice you make here. These cannot be switched off.

Always active

Necessary for the website you requested; no consent is required and none is implied.

Cookies and storage used (1)
  • crimson_consent

    Crimson Heights (first party)

    Stores your analytics choice, the date, and the policy version.

    Retained 12 months, then you are asked again

Measures which services, locations, and contact paths people use so we can fix confusing pages and staff the right phone lines.

  • Count visits to service and public location pages
  • Measure which calls, emails, and contact links people choose
  • Measure job-application and portal exits by category
  • Diagnose slow, broken, or dead-end pages

Your consent. Declining changes nothing about the care you receive or the features available to you.

Cookies and storage used (2)
  • _ga

    Google Analytics 4

    Distinguishes one browser from another for visit counts.

    Retained up to 24 months (Google default)

  • _ga_TTQVKM0VZ5

    Google Analytics 4

    Maintains session state for this property.

    Retained up to 24 months (Google default)

No choice is recorded yet, so every optional purpose is currently denied.

Individuals and families

Start with a private, human conversation.

Call to discuss the person’s age range, preferred public location, general service interest, and the safest approved next step before sharing private details.

Best for

Families exploring a first call

Start with

A public location and general service question

Avoid sending

Health or insurance details by ordinary email

Safe next steps

  1. 01

    Choose the public location that seems closest to the person’s geography or service need.

  2. 02

    Call before sharing diagnoses, treatment history, insurance identifiers, or educational records.

  3. 03

    Ask the intake team which secure next step is appropriate for scheduling, records, or benefit review.

Helpful details to have ready

  • Preferred public location
  • General age range
  • General reason for the call or service interest
  • Questions about fit, next steps, or timing

Do not send through ordinary email

  • Diagnoses or treatment summaries
  • Insurance member or subscriber numbers
  • School records or evaluations
  • Private narratives, case details, or attachment packets before a secure workflow is confirmed