Cookies & Privacy Policy

This page explains how we use "cookies" (the digital kind, unfortunately not the chocolate chip ones from the volunteer stall) and how we handle your personal data without losing it in the pneumatic tube system.

Use of cookies

We use cookies to ensure you don't get lost in a digital loop between the canteen and the morgue. Cookies are small files saved on your device that act like tiny plastic "Visitor" badges, except they don't fall off your shirt every five minutes.

Types of cookies we use

  • Essential cookies – These are the "Life Support" of the website. Without them, the site would simply flatline, and you'd be left staring at a blank screen.
  • Analytics cookies – These help us understand if people are actually using the map or if they are just clicking the "Main Entrance" button repeatedly out of sheer panic.
  • Navigation Cookies – These remember that you were looking for "Physiotherapy" so we don't accidentally send you to "Laundry Services."

Managing cookies

You can control cookies through your browser settings, much like you can try to control your position in the triage queue. If you disable essential cookies, the site may behave like a doctor who hasn't had their morning coffee—slow and unresponsive.

How we use your data

We only collect personal data when it is strictly necessary, or when we have a legal basis thicker than the hospital's standard-issue pillows. Your data is treated with the same level of confidentiality as a surgeon's favorite playlist.

Data Retention

We keep your data only as long as required. Once its "Use-By Date" has passed, we dispose of it more securely than a bin full of biohazardous sharps. If our database gains sentience, we will immediately unplug it and blame the power grid.

Contact

If you have questions, please contact the support team. If you can't find them, look for the person staring blankly at a server rack in the basement. Alternatively, use the contact details in the footer, which are checked more often than the "Out of Order" sign on the vending machine.