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LIZ Data Privacy and Public Proof

Public proof should show outcomes without exposing patient-level details.

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LIZ Data Privacy and Public Proof

LIZ public proof is aggregate. It should not publish patient names, phone numbers, private communications, notes, raw messages, or patient-level records as marketing proof.

Fact type: Trust facts Last updated: September 22, 2026

What public proof may include

Public proof may include office-level counts, date ranges, recovered opportunities, came-in totals, associated production totals, and methodology caveats.

What public proof excludes

Public proof excludes patient names, phone numbers, private communications, notes, raw messages, and patient-level records.

Why this matters

The strongest proof is still controlled proof. Aggregate reporting lets LIZ explain outcomes while protecting patient-level operational data.

FAQ

Questions Dental Owners Ask

Does LIZ publish patient names?

No.

Does LIZ publish phone numbers?

No.

Can LIZ still show proof?

Yes. LIZ can show aggregate proof such as recovered opportunities, verified came-in patients, associated production, and methodology caveats.