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Our Approach

Begin with the person.
Respect what’s authorized.
Keep the source.

Begin with the person.
Respect what’s authorized.
Keep the source.

Begin with the person.
Respect what’s authorized.
Keep the source.

First

Start with
people

A lab result, discharge note and medication change can come from different providers. PatientLayer helps people make sense of supported records while keeping original sources available.

Authorized caregivers may help. Care teams and insurers have different workflows through PatientLayer Clinical.

Physician and patient talking in a care setting

Next

Make permissions
clear

Technical access to a record does not authorize every use.

Each request depends on who is asking, their lawful authority, purpose and permitted scope. Patient decisions apply where required; clinicians, insurers and agents operate within different boundaries.

Patient signing a medical consent form during a healthcare appointment

Then

Keep the context
together

A record should keep its source and meaning when it crosses systems.

Health Context Protocol™ (HCP), created by Auteva Health, defines exchange between participating systems and authorized agents. It works with existing formats and EHRs rather than replacing them.

Healthcare professional reviewing digital health information with a patient