HealthEx offers a unified health records platform that aggregates clinical data from over 80% of U.S. care providers into a single, patient‑controlled repository. Users can view test results, imaging reports, and visit summaries in one dashboard and grant or revoke access to specific records for providers, insurers, apps, or AI agents, ensuring HIPAA‑compliant privacy and seamless data exchange.
Funding
$14M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Patients often have fragmented medical records spread across multiple providers and systems, making it difficult to access a complete health history, share information securely, and make informed health decisions.
Solution
HealthEx provides a unified health records platform that aggregates clinical data from over 80% of U.S. care providers into a single, patient‑controlled repository. The service connects to trusted health apps, providers, and AI agents, allowing users to view test results, imaging reports, and visit summaries in one interface. Users can grant or revoke access to specific records at any time, ensuring privacy while facilitating seamless data exchange. Integration with partners such as WHOOP enables clinical data to be incorporated into fitness and wellness platforms, enhancing personalized health insights. The platform complies with HIPAA and leverages the TEFCA network to ensure secure, interoperable data transfer.
Target Audience
HealthEx is aimed at individual patients seeking comprehensive control over their health data, as well as health‑tech companies, insurers, and care providers that require reliable, interoperable access to patient records.
Features
- Aggregation of medical records from a nationwide network covering more than 80% of U.S. providers
- Patient‑controlled consent management for selective sharing of data with providers, insurers, apps, or AI agents
- Secure, HIPAA‑compliant data exchange using the TEFCA interoperability framework
- API integrations with consumer health platforms (e.g., WHOOP) to embed clinical data into wellness applications
- Unified dashboard presenting test results, imaging, and visit notes across specialties
- Real‑time synchronization of new records as they become available from source systems