Ad Platforms
- Meta/Facebook Ads
- Google Ads
- TikTok Ads
- LinkedIn Ads
- Twitter Ads
- Snapchat Ads
Curve for Telemedicine
HIPAA-Compliant Tracking & Analytics for Telemedicine Providers
Curve Compliance is HIPAA-compliant telemedicine software for the marketing side of virtual care: one script in place of browser ad pixels, conversions sent server-side to Meta, Google, TikTok and Microsoft Advertising, and every consultation credited back to the ad that started it, under a BAA signed on every plan.
Implement in days, not weeks. Scale Google and Meta ads. No engineering team required.
- SOC 2 Type II
- HIPAA Compliant
- US Hosted
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The Problem
The Challenge
A telemedicine practice is found, booked and often treated online, so its ad tracking sees a lot. A Meta Pixel or Google tag on a consultation or booking page can carry the page address, IP address and device details to an ad platform, and together those can connect a person to the care they were looking for. Telemedicine providers need conversion data to scale patient acquisition, without handing that trail to ad networks.
Comparison
Traditional Tracking vs Curve
See how Curve compares to traditional client-side tracking
| Feature | Traditional TrackingMeta Pixel, GA4, etc. | CurveServer-side tracking |
|---|---|---|
| HIPAA Compliant | Violates HIPAA | 100% Compliant |
| PHI Protection | Exposed to ad platforms | Auto-stripped & anonymized |
| Setup Time | 6+ months | 1 week |
| Engineering Required | Extensive team needed | None needed |
| Cost to Implement | $50K+ to build | Affordable monthly plan |
| BAA Included | Not available | Signed & included |
| Conversion Tracking | Limited accuracy | 30% better attribution |
Legal Risk Alert
Over $145M in HIPAA penalties paid last year. 200+ class action lawsuits filed against healthcare organizations for pixel tracking violations.
Capabilities
Curve Unlocks HIPAA-Compliant Growth for Telemed
One Script Instead of Browser Pixels
Curve Compliance replaces your Meta, Google and TikTok browser pixels with one script. Conversions then travel from Curve's servers to Meta Conversions API, Google Ads, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising and LinkedIn.
Neutral Events, Fixed Fields
Each platform receives only a fixed list of fields, events can carry neutral names, and contact identifiers stay off by default and are SHA-256 hashed when enabled. PHI-like patterns such as condition names in URLs are flagged so they can be stopped at the source.
Consultations Credited to the Ad
Bookings made in ZocDoc, Calendly or Square, completed visits from Healthie, and calls from your call-tracking tool are credited to the original ad click, so Campaign Reporting shows which campaigns fill your virtual waiting room.
Use Cases
How Telemedicine Providers Use Curve
Real scenarios where Curve delivers compliant tracking
New Patient Appointments
When a patient leaves your site to book in ZocDoc, Calendly or Square, Curve Compliance keeps the ad source attached, so a consultation booked days later still counts for the right campaign.
Virtual Care Sessions
Completed video visits recorded in Healthie or Athenahealth reach Curve through Keragon and are credited to the original ad click, then sent on to ad platforms under a neutral event name.
Insurance Verification
Count the coverage check as a milestone event. Curve tells the ad platform that the step happened, never what the patient entered.
Patient Form Submissions
Host intake forms with Curve Forms under your BAA, or track your own forms as milestone events. Form answers are never sent to an ad platform.
Prescription Requests
When your EHR or CRM records a prescription, it reaches Curve through Keragon, an incoming webhook or an offline upload, and is credited to the ad that started the visit.
Treatment Inquiries
Calls from your call-tracking tool arrive through incoming webhooks, and Campaign Reporting shows a single prospect's journey from ad click to booking.
Process
How It Works
Set up for you by Curve's team, typically live in about a week
1
Scan and Replace Your Pixels
Curve Compliance's free website scan lists every pixel and tracker on your consultation and booking pages. Curve's team then swaps the browser ad pixels for one script.
2
Send Conversions From Curve's Servers
Conversions go server-side to Meta Conversions API, Google Ads, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising and LinkedIn, each with a fixed list of fields and contact identifiers SHA-256 hashed when enabled.
3
Credit Consultations to the Ad
Bookings and completed visits are matched to the original ad click, and Campaign Reporting shows spend next to booked consultations for every campaign.
Benefits
What Telemed Providers Gain with Curve
- Server-side conversions to Meta, Google, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising and LinkedIn
- Campaign Reporting with five attribution models and the conversions behind every number
- Event Logs that show what Curve sent and what each platform accepted
- Consent management with rules for every US state
- A BAA on every plan, with setup done by Curve's team in about a week
Integrations
Seamless Integration with Your Tech Stack
Curve works with all major ad platforms, CRMs, and healthcare software through our deep funnel conversion functionality via incoming webhooks
CRM & Marketing
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- ActiveCampaign
- Mailchimp
- Klaviyo
Healthcare Platforms
- Practice Management Software
- EHR/EMR Systems
- Telehealth Platforms
- Patient Portals
+ 15 more platforms and growing
Deep Funnel Conversion Tracking: Our system uses incoming webhooks to integrate with most platforms, enabling comprehensive tracking across your entire patient acquisition funnel.
FAQ
HIPAA-Compliant Telemedicine Software Questions
Look for software that signs a BAA, sends conversions server-side instead of through browser pixels, keeps PHI away from ad platforms, and follows each patient from ad click to completed consultation. Curve Compliance does all four for telemedicine providers. It signs a BAA on every plan, sends conversions from its servers to Meta, Google, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising and LinkedIn with a fixed list of fields per platform, flags PHI-like patterns before data leaves, and credits booked and completed visits to the original ad click.
Yes. When a patient leaves your site to book in ZocDoc, Calendly, Acuity, Square or Setmore, Curve Compliance keeps the ad source attached, and a booking made days later still matches. Curve's team sets up GoHighLevel and embedded booking widgets for you. Healthie and Athenahealth outcomes arrive through Keragon, and CRMs and call tracking connect through incoming webhooks.
Yes. Curve Compliance records each booking as its own conversion, credits it to the ad click that started it, and sends it server-side under a neutral event name, so the ad platform learns that a booking happened without learning what it was for. Event Logs show what each platform accepted.
Setup is done for you by Curve's team and is typically live in about a week. Curve Compliance scans your pages, replaces browser ad pixels with one script, connects your ad platforms server-side, links your booking and EHR tools, and signs a BAA with you.
Yes. Curve Compliance signs a BAA on every plan. It covers what Curve stores for you, including the booking details from your scheduler or CRM that match a consultation back to the visit and the ad that produced it.
Google says it does not offer Business Associate Agreements for Google Analytics, and that customers subject to HIPAA may only use it on pages that are not HIPAA-covered. Curve Compliance includes web analytics under its BAA, with sources, channels, attribution, goals and funnels, so your consultation and booking pages can be measured too.
Running a telehealth platform? See Curve Compliance for telehealth platforms, or read what the best HIPAA-compliant conversion tracking for telehealth does.
Ready when you are
Stay compliant. Scale confidently.
Join telemedicine providers who trust Curve Compliance for HIPAA-compliant ad tracking.
- Signed BAA included
- Live in ~7 days
- No engineering lift
*Server-side tracking achieves approximately 95% data accuracy compared to 60-80% for pixel-only implementations. This gap exists because browser-based pixels are affected by ad blockers (impacting 25-30% of users), cookie restrictions, and browser privacy settings.