Health providers must meet all 13 Australian Privacy Principles — regardless of turnover. Most private practices have an out-of-date policy, no collection statement, and no data-breach plan. Find your gaps in 2 minutes.
Free, no signup to check. Built on the OAIC's Australian Privacy Principles guidelines. General information — not legal advice.
Answer 7 quick questions about your practice. We'll show you which core Privacy Act obligations you're likely missing — no email required.
Answer a short guided questionnaire once. PracticePrivacy generates and maintains your tailored documents — and tells you when the law changes.
An APP 1 compliant, up-to-date privacy policy written for your discipline and how your practice actually handles health information.
The APP 5 notice you're required to give clients at intake — ready to add to your forms and booking flow.
A Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) ready plan so you know exactly what to do, and what to report to the OAIC, if something goes wrong.
A plain-English checklist across all 13 Principles with a live compliance score, so you can see and close your gaps.
A simple privacy-training acknowledgement to record that each team member has read your policy — evidence you take it seriously.
When the Privacy Act changes (and it is, through 2026–27), we update your documents and email you what to do.
These are current, verifiable facts about Australian privacy law for health providers. (Sources linked in the footer.)
Less than the cost of one client session a month — for documented, maintained compliance.
Those tools keep your stored data secure — encryption, access controls, hosting. That's important, but it's a different thing from your practice's own privacy governance: the privacy policy you must publish, the collection notice you must give clients, your breach-response plan, and your evidence that you meet the 13 APPs. PracticePrivacy creates and maintains those documents. The two work together.
No. PracticePrivacy provides general information and document templates aligned to the OAIC's published guidance. It's designed to get a typical small practice to a strong, documented baseline. For complex situations, review your documents with your professional association or a lawyer.
No. You answer a short questionnaire about your practice and we generate your documents. Nothing to install, no account access required.
Any Australian allied health or mental health private practice — psychology, counselling, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, podiatry, chiropractic, speech pathology, and similar.
One click from your account, anytime. You keep any documents you've already downloaded.
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