Preview · for Dr. Bachelor
What's still to come
Everything the site still needs from you, gathered from the pages themselves: 20 items in 6 places. Version 1 goes up without them: 19 are left out of their pages for now, and the rest say something simpler meanwhile, shown under each. Each leaves this list when its answer goes in.
Lifestyle Medicine1
Where “Click here” should lead, for your line “Want to read more? Click here for more information about the compelling evidence behind lifestyle medicine approaches to care.”
“Programs”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Updates4
Date
“Redwood is opening in December 2026”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Date
“Updates”
Version 1 leaves this out.
A blog post title
“Updates”
Version 1 leaves this out.
A one-sentence summary of the post
“Updates”
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Directions & Public Transit2
Accessible parking: where the accessible spaces are
“There is a huge, accessible and free parking lot available just off of SE 54th and SE Belmont St, and there is also usually ample street parking available surrounding the building. …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Step-free entrance, door width and restroom access
“Entrance 2 is on the SE 55th Ave side. …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Scheduling1
The late policy (awaiting her lawyer)
“Before you book”
Version 1 says: “Our late policy is coming soon.”
Accessibility4
The WCAG target and the last audit date
“We are still building the site, and we will keep testing it with real people and assistive technology. …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Large-print or other formats, longer appointment times, service animals, scent-free requests, and telemedicine with captions or by phone
“Interpreters are available: I see patients in Spanish myself, and interpreters can be arranged for other spoken languages and American Sign Language (ASL). …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
For counsel: may we say “at no extra cost”?
“Tell us what you need when you book, and we will do our best to arrange it….”
Version 1 leaves this out.
For counsel: the nondiscrimination notice and language-assistance statement required for healthcare practices
“Nondiscrimination”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Privacy8
The whole page, for review by Dr. Bachelor and legal counsel; version 1 says only what this site does today
“Privacy”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Basic technical data from your visit, such as browser type and pages viewed: the analytics tool, or none
“What we collect”
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Cookies: which, if any, and whether a consent banner is needed
“What we collect”
Version 1 leaves this out.
For counsel: may we say “We do not sell your personal information”? And whether it is ever shared, and with whom
“To reply to you, to tell you about our opening date, waitlist and updates, and to understand which outreach reaches people. …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
For counsel: whether to name that provider; and the website host, email service and analytics
“Your inquiry, any intro-call booking and the patient portal are handled by the secure records system our practice uses. …”
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How long we keep it: the retention period
“You can unsubscribe from emails at any time, and ask us to see, correct or delete what you sent through this site by writing to hello@redwoodofm.com. …”
Version 1 leaves this out.
For counsel: the HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices once Redwood sees patients, and how Washington's My Health My Data Act and the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act apply to this site
“Health information and the law”
Version 1 leaves this out.
Last updated: date
“Health information and the law”
Version 1 leaves this out.
The Spanish site
Every page is also in Spanish — a first draft for you to correct; the wording is ours until you have read it. Its 20 gaps are these same ones, in Spanish, with the same stand-ins, and fill in as the English does.