Cookie policy
In effect from 19 September 2026This page was translated with AI. Only the Danish text has been reviewed by a human, and the Danish version is the binding one — read the Danish version.
This page describes which cookies laegernevedassistensen.dk sets, what they are used for, and how you control them. We do not set anything other than necessary cookies until you have agreed.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file stored in your browser when you visit a website. It makes it possible to recognise your device and see how the website is used. Some cookies are necessary for the website to work. Others are not.
Information from cookies can be personal data. That is why we describe them here, and why we ask before setting anything other than necessary cookies.
2. Your samtykke (consent)
The first time you visit laegernevedassistensen.dk, a window appears in the middle of the page. The page behind it becomes darker, and you cannot scroll until you have made a choice. Allow all is at the top, with Necessary only below it. Either choice takes one click.
Below the buttons, you can expand Show details. Here you can see Necessary cookies, Statistics and Marketing separately, each with a switch. You can turn Statistics and Marketing on or off. The necessary cookie cannot be turned off and is only used to remember your choice. If you turn on exactly one of the two categories, Statistics or Marketing, the top button changes to Accept selected. When you click it, you only consent to what you have turned on.
Statistics and marketing are off until you turn them on yourself.
If you make no choice and leave the page, we save nothing, and your response counts as a no.
Your choice is saved for 12 months, after which we ask again. You can change your mind at any time using the Change cookie consent button at the bottom of this page.
3. The cookies we use
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| lr_consent | laegernevedassistensen.dk | Remembers your answer to the cookie question | 12 months |
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics | Tells visitors apart in the statistics | Up to 400 days |
| _ga_* | Google Analytics | Keeps track of the individual visit | Up to 400 days |
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| _gcl_* | Google Ads | Links a click on one of our Google ads to a visit here | 90 days |
| __oaiq_consent | OpenAI | Remembers that you agreed we may measure clicks from our ChatGPT ads | 30 days |
| __obref | OpenAI | Links a click on one of our ChatGPT ads to a visit here | 365 days |
The two statistics cookies are only set if you have agreed. If you say no, or do not respond, we do not contact Google at all — neither to fetch a script nor to send anything. Your IP address and the page you are reading are therefore not sent to anyone until you have agreed.
We use the statistics to see which pages are read and where people get stuck, so we can improve the pages.
Marketing is also switched off until you say yes. If you say yes, we load Google Tag Manager, which manages our ad measurement with Google and OpenAI. They can then see whether you came from one of our ads and what you did here afterwards — for example whether you clicked through to lægevalg (choice of doctor — the public self-service for changing GP). If you are logged in to Google or ChatGPT, they can link this to your account, and Google can show you our ads again. On our patient guides we never load anything for ads, not even when you have said yes. If you say no to marketing, we load neither Google Tag Manager nor anything from OpenAI.
4. What we do not do
The rest of the website fetches nothing from outside. Fonts, icons and images are on our own server. There are no third parties on the website apart from Google and OpenAI, and they are switched off until you agree to them.
If you say yes to marketing, we use cookies to measure whether our ads work. We never share which guides you have read, and we do not share your name, email address or phone number with advertisers. The fact that you are our patient is confidential, and we do not pass it on to anyone — see the privacy policy.
5. How to delete cookies yourself
All browsers can delete cookies and block new ones. You can find this in your browser’s settings under privacy or security. If you use several browsers, you need to do it in all of them.
If you block all cookies, you can still read everything on the website. Only remembering your cookie choice stops working — you will then be asked every time.
6. Other websites
This policy only applies to laegernevedassistensen.dk. If you follow a link to another website — for example sundhed.dk, borger.dk or gultsundhedskort.dk — their own cookie policy applies.
7. If you want to complain
There are two authorities, each with its own area of responsibility.
For cookies on the website, Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (the Danish Agency for Digital Government) supervises compliance with the Danish Cookie Order. You can complain through borger.dk or write to privacypost@digst.dk.
For the processing of your personal data, Datatilsynet (the Danish Data Protection Agency) is the supervisory authority. The privacy policy explains how to complain to them.
8. Changes
We update this page when we change which cookies we use. The date at the top shows when the current version took effect.