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AI Patient Vault

Your Health Records. Connected Over Time.

A report on its own tells part of the story. The Patient Vault is designed to keep your structured health information together so that each new report can be understood in the context of the earlier ones.

Planned: not yet available

Send. Prepare. Keep. Review. Look back.

The Vault is designed to grow with each report you submit and each piece of reviewed guidance you receive.

  1. SendShare a supported report
  2. PrepareAI-assisted preparation
  3. KeepReports kept together
  4. ReviewReviewed by qualified people
  5. Look backYour history over time

A patient timeline

See how your records fit together

Over a year you may have a blood test, a follow-up test, a hospital stay and a reviewed report. Kept together, these can give useful context when you speak with your clinician about your health. The timeline below is an illustration of the concept. A date-ordered view is planned and is not publicly available yet.

  1. JanuaryBlood TestLab report
  2. MarchFollow-up TestLab report
  3. JuneDischarge SummaryHospital document
  4. JulyHospital BillReviewed expense summary
  5. SeptemberReviewed ReportClinician-reviewed guidance
Illustrative example only. It does not represent a real patient record.

What the Patient Vault is designed to include

The Patient Vault is not publicly available yet. Every capability below is planned and has no launch date.

  • Organized medical reports

    Information from supported reports is arranged so it is easy to read.

    Planned

  • Lab report history

    Blood reports you submit are kept together so earlier results are easy to find.

    Planned

  • Discharge summary organization

    Diagnoses, treatments and documented follow-up instructions are arranged in one place.

    Planned

  • Medical bill records

    Medical bills you submit, and the reviewed expense summary prepared from them, are kept alongside your other records where supported.

    Planned

  • Reviewed guidance records

    The guidance you receive is kept alongside the report it relates to.

    Planned

  • Your reports in date order

    A date-ordered view of your records across reports and services.

    Planned

  • Your reports kept together over time

    Earlier records are available to help you in future conversations with your clinician.

    Planned

  • See which report a result came from

    Information in your Vault shows the report it came from.

    Planned

  • Patient access and consent principles

    The Vault is designed around your access to, and consent over, your own health information.

    Planned

Access and consent

Your health information belongs to you. We process it to provide the services you ask for, and we describe what we collect, why, and how you can make requests in our Privacy Policy.

Read the Privacy Policy

Context for future discussions

Longitudinal information can help you remember and explain your history when you meet a clinician. It is a way to organize facts from your own reports. It is not a replacement for professional medical judgment.