What are cookies?


Cookies are small text files sent to your computer or mobile device when you visit websites. Cookies help websites store and retrieve information about their browsing habits in order to customize navigation according to their preferences.


Use of cookies


The hCare Portal uses cookies to enhance the user experience.


These files collect only generic information as a source of traffic (the route of the search that users make to the page, how they use and navigate the website, and geographic data that originates the page traffic, among others), and not collect any personally identifying information from you.


Cookies only record information related to user preferences.


The use of cookies allows for faster and more efficient navigation, eliminating the need for the user to repeatedly enter the requested information, and helps to parameterize the interest and the number of uses of the website.


Types of cookies used/to be used


Essential - This type of files allow you to navigate the site and use its features, such as access to concrete areas and safe areas via login, so without the features that require them, they are no longer available.


Session – Temporary files that are used only while the user navigates the page, also allow a personalized and optimized navigation.


Analytics – Allows to analyze how users navigate the site, monitor the site performance and provide a more efficient and fast experience, helping to correct any problems immediately. They count data such as the most viewed pages, most viewed contents, navigation flows and error messages.


Third-party – This type of files allows you to account for app accesses/views or external elements as advertising.


Advertising – Analyze and target advertising according to the interest of each portal user, allowing the number of times an ad is printed to each user, and can thus rotate multiple ads. These cookies also allow you to measure views and number of hits to ads without identifying the user.


Definitive – Provide a more personalized navigation, since they are stored in the browser used and are accessed whenever the user of the site visits the page again, forwarding and helping the navigation of the same according to his previous research.


Deactivating cookies


The authorization of the use of cookies, granted by the user, can be deactivated at any time, partially or totally. However, it should be noted that this action may affect some features of the pages.


If you prefer to disable cookies, you have the possibility to do so in the browser that you use.


How do I configure my browser?


Google Chrome


  1. Click the Google Chrome menu icon.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. At the bottom of the page, click Show advanced settings.
  4. In the Privacy section, click Content Settings.
  5. Enable or disable cookies.
  6. To enable cookies, select Allow local data configuration (recommended).
  7. To disable cookies, select Block any data settings by site.


Internet Explorer


  1. Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button and then clicking Internet Explorer.
  2. Click the Tools button, and then click Internet Options.
  3. Click the Privacy tab and under Settings, move the slider to the top to lock all cookies or to the bottom to allow all cookies, and then click OK.


Firefox


  1. Select Tools > Options and go to the Privacy panel.
  2. From the Save menu, select the close Firefox option.
  3. If you want to allow sites where you trust the ability to store cookies permanently (for example, to allow automatic authentication on a particular site), press Exceptions ..., enter the site address and press Allow.


Safari


  1. Click Edit.
  2. Select Preferences.
  3. In the top pane, select the Security icon.
  4. In the Accept Cookies section, select Never.


Opera


  1. Click Settings.
  2. Select Preferences > Advanced > Cookies > Enable or disable cookies.


What Cookies are used?


The use of cookies by this website will always require your prior consent.


Essential

  1. langCookie
  2. Preserves user language across pages.
  3. Type: HTTP


Session

  1. ci_session
  2. Preserves user session state across page requests.
  3. Validation: Session
  4. Type: HTTP


Analytics


We do not use cookies of this type.


Third-party


We do not use cookies of this type.


Advertising


We do not use cookies of this type.


Definitive


We do not use cookies of this type.