Privacy Policy
Your privacy and health data security are our top priorities. This policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information.
Last updated: July 2026
Health Information (Protected Health Information - PHI)
- Blood glucose readings and patterns
- Medication information and dosages
- Food intake and carbohydrate data
- Exercise and activity levels
- Sleep patterns and stress levels
- Diabetes type and management history
Personal Information
- Name, email address, and contact information
- Date of birth and demographic information
- Account credentials and preferences
- Device information and usage data
Technical Information
- IP address and device identifiers
- App usage patterns and interactions
- Error logs and performance data
- Location data (if enabled)
Primary Uses (Treatment, Payment, Operations)
- Provide AI-powered glucose predictions and insights
- Generate personalized diabetes management recommendations
- Send medication and testing reminders
- Create reports for healthcare providers (with your consent)
- Improve our AI algorithms and service quality
Secondary Uses (With Your Consent)
- Research to improve diabetes care (de-identified data only)
- Marketing communications about relevant features
- Integration with third-party health apps and devices
We never sell your health information. Your PHI is only shared in limited circumstances as described below.
With Your Authorization
- Healthcare providers you designate
- Family members or caregivers you specify
- Third-party health apps you connect
Without Authorization (As Permitted by Law)
- Emergency situations to prevent serious harm
- Legal proceedings when required by court order
- Public health authorities for disease prevention
- Service providers who help us operate, such as hosting and email delivery
Under HIPAA and applicable privacy laws, you have the right to:
Access & Control
- Access your health information
- Request corrections to your data
- Download your data
- Delete your account and data
Privacy Controls
- Restrict certain uses of your information
- Request confidential communications
- Revoke authorizations
- File privacy complaints
To exercise your rights: Contact us at support@mayadiabetes.com or use the privacy controls in your account settings.
We implement security measures to protect your health information:
Technical Safeguards
- Encrypted data transmission and storage
- Row-level access controls, so your data is only accessible to you
- Consent-based sharing controls for every category of your data
- A full audit log of when and how your data is used
- Hosted on established cloud infrastructure providers
We retain your information for different periods based on type and purpose:
You can request earlier deletion of your data, subject to legal and regulatory requirements.
Maya operates primarily in the United States. If you're located outside the US, your information may be transferred to and processed in the US, which may have different privacy laws.
We ensure appropriate safeguards are in place for international transfers, including:
- Standard contractual clauses approved by relevant authorities
- Adequacy decisions where applicable
- Your explicit consent for transfers
Maya is not intended for children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13 without parental consent.
For users aged 13-17, we require parental consent before collecting health information. Parents have the right to:
- Review their child's information
- Request deletion of their child's data
- Refuse further collection of their child's information
We may update this privacy policy to reflect changes in our practices or legal requirements. We will:
- Notify you of material changes via email or app notification
- Post the updated policy on our website
- Provide a 30-day notice period for significant changes
- Obtain your consent for changes that expand our use of your PHI
If you have questions about this privacy policy or want to exercise your privacy rights:
Contact
Email: support@mayadiabetes.com
File a Complaint
You have the right to file a complaint with us or with the Department of Health and Human Services if you believe your privacy rights have been violated. We will not retaliate against you for filing a complaint.