Tulsee

Washington Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Last updated: 18 October 2026

This policy explains how Tulsee Corp. (“Tulsee,” “we,” or “us”) collects, uses, and shares consumer health data covered by Washington’s My Health My Data Act.

It applies to Washington residents and other consumers protected by that law.

1. Health information we collect

Depending on how you use Tulsee, we may collect:

  • Medical records: Documents you upload, including treatment instructions, prescriptions, discharge summaries, and test results.
  • Reproductive health information: IVF treatment plans, medications, injection schedules, appointments, and treatment progress.
  • Medications and care activities: Medication schedules, doses, reminders, and whether you completed or skipped them.
  • Symptoms and observations: Symptoms, measurements, health notes, and questions you enter.
  • Appointment information: Healthcare providers, clinic names, visit recordings, transcripts, and AI-generated summaries.
  • Health-related usage information: App interactions and other information that can identify you as someone seeking or receiving healthcare.
  • Derived information: Health-related details extracted or inferred from information you provide, including treatment plans and care instructions.

We may store both your original information and the information Tulsee generates from it.

2. How we use your health information

We use this information to provide the services you request, including:

  • Creating and updating your care plan.
  • Providing medication reminders and guided care instructions.
  • Tracking symptoms, medications, and treatment progress.
  • Answering questions about your medical information.
  • Recording and summarizing appointments with the required permissions.
  • Helping you prepare questions for your healthcare team.
  • Maintaining, securing, and troubleshooting these services.

Tulsee uses AI, including Amazon Bedrock, to process medical information and generate explanations, care plans, and summaries.

We also use limited operational information and appropriately de-identified or aggregated statistics to understand and improve the service.

We do not sell your identifiable health information, use it for targeted advertising, or use identifiable patient data to train general-purpose AI models.

3. Where we obtain information

We collect health information from:

  • You: Documents, symptoms, questions, recordings, and other information you choose to provide.
  • Your use of Tulsee: Medication tracking, reminders, care-plan activity, and other health-related interactions.
  • Authorized services: Healthcare providers, patient portals, health record systems, or other services you choose to connect when these features become available.
  • AI processing: Information derived from the documents and health data you provide.

We do not automatically access your external healthcare accounts without the required authorization.

4. When we share health information

We use service providers to operate Tulsee, including cloud hosting, secure storage, authentication, AI processing, transcription, communications, and technical support.

Amazon Web Services, including Amazon Bedrock, processes information for Tulsee. Service providers are restricted to authorized processing purposes.

Sharing with independent third parties

When you expressly request a supported feature, we may share selected information with:

  • Healthcare providers or clinics.
  • Pharmacies and prescription fulfillment services.
  • Appointment scheduling or healthcare coordination services.
  • Other people or services you authorize.

Information shared may include selected medical records, medications, care plans, symptoms, appointment information, or visit summaries, depending on the feature you use.

Some of these features are planned and are not currently available.

Where the law requires separate consent for sharing, we obtain it before sharing your health information.

Affiliate companies: None.

Current independent third-party sharing: None. Tulsee does not currently share consumer health data with independent third parties. Your health data is processed only by the service providers described above.

We do not share your health information with advertising networks for targeted advertising.

5. Your Washington privacy rights

Under Washington’s My Health My Data Act, you may:

  • Access your data: Ask whether we collect, share, or sell your consumer health data and request access to it.
  • See recipients: Request information about third parties and affiliates with whom your health data has been shared, including available contact information.
  • Withdraw consent: Withdraw previously granted consent for future collection or sharing.
  • Request deletion: Ask us to delete your consumer health data, subject to applicable law.
  • Appeal a decision: Request review if we deny a privacy-rights request.

How to submit a request

Email privacy@tulsee.ai with your request. You may also use available privacy controls within the Tulsee app.

We may need to verify your identity to protect your information.

We respond to applicable requests without undue delay and within 45 days, subject to extensions permitted by law.

If we deny a request, you may appeal by emailing privacy@tulsee.ai with the subject “Washington Privacy Appeal.” We will provide a written response within 45 days. If the appeal is denied, we will explain how to contact the Washington Attorney General.

6. Changes to how we use health information

If we introduce additional categories of consumer health data or additional uses or sharing purposes, we will update this policy and obtain affirmative consent where required by Washington law before starting those activities.

7. Contact

Tulsee Corp.
Email: privacy@tulsee.ai
Website: https://tulsee.ai

For information about our broader privacy practices, see our Privacy Policy.