Cellavia provides national and international services in the field of advanced healthcare and longevity solutions, and is committed to protecting patient privacy, data security and ethical responsibilities at the highest level.
In line with this, we act in compliance with all relevant local and international legislation, primarily the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (KVKK).
At Cellavia, we believe that the protection of personal health data is not only a legal obligation but also a sign of respect for human beings.
Our Privacy Policy Principles
- Personal data belonging to patients, clients and all stakeholders is processed only with explicit consent or within the framework of legal obligations.
- The data collected is stored for a limited purpose, in a measured manner and for the necessary period of time.
- Health data is processed only by authorised personnel and is protected by confidentiality agreements.
- The confidentiality of national and international patient data is protected in digital environments through encryption, access restrictions and security software.
- No data belonging to our patients is shared with third parties for commercial purposes.
- If data needs to be transferred abroad, the patient is informed in advance and the relevant legal procedures are followed.
- Individuals have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict the processing of, and object to the personal data stored in Cellavia systems.
- All our employees undergo regular training on privacy policy and data protection.
- Any situation posing a risk of breach is assessed in accordance with emergency response protocols and reported to the relevant authorities when necessary.
Our Responsibility
As a healthcare organisation that respects the right to privacy of every individual, we act in accordance with transparency, security, and ethical values in all the services we provide. We pay the utmost attention to confidentiality not only in physical but also in digital, operational, and managerial processes.
As Cellavia, we are committed to providing a structure that is not only prepared for today's healthcare standards but also for tomorrow's, based on patient safety and information privacy.