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Trackers on San Diego practice websites

We scanned 16 San Diego practice websites as of 2026-10-16, public pages only. The list came from OpenStreetMap listings of practices with a website in the San Diego area. No practice is named anywhere on this page.

How many sites load a tracker?

FindingSitesShare
Loads at least one third-party tracker1275%
Loads an advertising or behavioural tracker744%
Runs one on a booking, contact or patient page
A floor: counted only when the page's own address says booking, contact or patient.
213%
Runs a session recorder00%

Most common trackers

TrackerSitesShare
Google Analytics (GA4/UA)1275%
Google Tag Manager638%
Google Ads638%
Meta Pixel319%
NexHealth213%
Cloudflare Insights213%
Bing UET16%
CallRail / call tracking16%

What this is and is not

This is a technical inventory of what loads from the public HTML of these sites. It does not say who added a script, and the sample is practices with a listed website, not a random draw. TagQuiet performs technical assessments and is not a law firm; this is not legal advice. What the law asks of a practice is a question for its counsel, and counsel usually starts from an inventory of what actually loads. The method is on the national benchmark page.

What if your own site has one?

The free scan lists every third-party script on your site, page by page, including the ones hidden inside a Tag Manager container. It takes about ten minutes and no call follows unless you ask for one.

Other segments

Scanned 2026-10-16. Figures come from one computation over our scan table and move as we scan more sites. Cite it as: TagQuiet, Trackers on San Diego practice websites, 2026-10-16, tagquiet.com/benchmark/sandiego.