Last updated: May 20, 2026

I'm a physical therapist and the founder of the Rehab Wealth Project. I started this platform to help therapy professionals manage student loans and build a plan to beat clinical burnout. Because we deal with money and numbers here, I take your privacy seriously. I hate spam and aggressive tracking as much as you do.

Here is exactly how your data is handled on this site.

1. The Numbers You Put in the Calculators

If you just use the calculators to run numbers, all that math happens entirely on your own phone or computer. I do not see or save your loan balance or your salary. As soon as you close that browser tab, those numbers are gone.

If you click the button to save your scenario, you'll create a free account, and I store those numbers in a secure database called Supabase. I only do this so your data is actually there when you log back in. I keep your saved scenarios until you ask me to remove them or close your account, and I will never sell or share this information with outside companies.

2. Accounts and Email

When you save a scenario or sign up for the newsletter, I collect your email address. A few trusted services help me handle it:

  • Supabase stores your account and your saved scenarios, and sends the secure "magic link" I use to log you in — so there's no password to be stolen.
  • Resend delivers the newsletter and welcome emails. Saving a scenario also adds you to the newsletter list; the calculator form tells you this at the moment you save.
  • Ghost, the platform that runs the rehabwealth.com blog, collects your email if you subscribe directly from an article.

I use your email to send financial guides and podcast updates — that's it. You can opt out whenever you want by clicking the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any email, and I will never sell or rent your email address.

3. Analytics and Cookies

To see what's working and what isn't, I use a few analytics tools. I keep this as light as I reasonably can, and none of it is used to serve you ads.

  • Vercel Web Analytics counts visits to the calculator pages. It is cookieless and anonymous — it never identifies you.
  • Ghost Analytics counts page views on the blog articles so I can see which topics are useful.
  • Google Analytics 4 (GA4) runs on both the blog and the calculators. This is the tool that connects the two, so I can understand how visitors move from an article to a calculator and make the experience better. GA4 uses a cookie (named _ga) to tell one visit apart from another. It records standard technical information — your device, browser, and approximate, city-level location — along with which pages and calculators you use and in-app actions like switching a tab or saving a scenario. It does not collect your name or the dollar figures you enter. I do not use GA4's advertising or ad-personalization features, so your activity here is not used to follow you around the internet or build an advertising profile. GA4 is operated by Google, which processes this data under its own privacy policy.

I do not use the Facebook pixel or any other ad-network trackers. You can clear or block cookies at any time in your browser settings.

This site is reader-supported, which means I may eventually use affiliate links for refinancing companies, credit card companies, and staffing agencies. When you click those links to check your rates, you are leaving my website. Those companies have their own corporate privacy policies, and I'd encourage you to read their disclosures before typing in any of your information.

5. Your Data, Your Control

You own your data. If you'd like to see, correct, or delete your saved scenarios — or your entire account — just email me at contact@rehabwealth.com and I'll take care of it personally. You can sign out of your account at any time, and I will always honor a deletion request.

This site is built for adult professionals. I do not knowingly collect any information from children under the age of 13. The Rehab Wealth Project is based in South Carolina and follows applicable US laws. I may update this text as the site grows; if anything major changes about how data is handled, I'll note it here and mention it in the newsletter.

How to Reach Out

If you have any questions about your data, or how the security works under the hood, email me at contact@rehabwealth.com. I'm always happy to chat.