PRODUCTS
One Platform. Three Applications.
Portable EHR is a participation platform for healthcare.
Built on verified identity, authority, consent, access and accountability, it enables people, organizations and technologies to participate safely and effectively in care and research.
The same foundation can be applied in different ways depending on organizational needs.
The Portable EHR Platform
Healthcare systems have become increasingly connected.
Yet participation remains difficult to coordinate.
Patients, families, providers, researchers, devices and AI systems all participate in healthcare journeys, often across organizational boundaries.
Before meaningful participation can occur, four questions must be answered:
Authority
Who is allowed to act?
Consent
Who has granted permission?
Access
Who can see or contribute information?
Foundation
Why It Matters?
Accountability
Who did what, when and under what authority?
Portable EHR provides this foundation.
It complements existing healthcare systems by creating a trusted participation layer that sits above data repositories, portals, interoperability platforms and communication tools.
Why Existing Systems Are Not Enough
Healthcare already relies on powerful technologies.
Each addresses a different challenge.
Electronic Medical Records
EMRs manage clinical information.
They were not designed to manage participation across organizations, delegated authority or patient-controlled consent.
Patient Portals
Patient portals provide access to information.
They generally do not govern authority, guardianship, delegation or participation rights across multiple participants.
Interoperability Platforms
Interoperability platforms move information.
They do not determine who should participate, under what authority or for what purpose.
Artificial Intelligence Systems
AI can analyze information and automate workflows.
It cannot establish authority, obtain valid consent or determine who should participate in a healthcare process.
Three Applications. One Foundation.
Existing systems manage data.
Portable EHR manages authority, consent and participation around that data.
In Touch
Care Participation
InTouch is the primary care participation application built on Portable EHR.
It enables patients, caregivers, clinicians, specialists and organizations to collaborate under controlled authority, access and consent.
Examples include:
✓ Care coordination
✓ Family participation
✓ Delegated access
✓ External consultation
✓ Secure communication
✓ Document exchange
✓ AI-assisted workflows
Coordinate participation in care.
InReach
Communication and Engagement
InReach extends the same participation framework to communication workflows.
Organizations can notify, engage and communicate with patients, participants and communities while maintaining traceability and accountability.
Examples include:
✓ Notifications
✓ Appointment reminders
✓ Care updates
✓ Research invitations
✓ Broadcast communications
✓ Read confirmations
Coordinate participation through communication.
Insight
Research Participation
Insight extends the same foundation into research.
Researchers and organizations can identify, engage and qualify potential participants under informed, revocable consent.
Examples include:
✓ Research recruitment
✓ Participant engagement
✓ Cohort discovery
✓ Progressive qualification
✓ Questionnaire-driven screening
✓ Research communications
Coordinate participation in discovery.
A Foundation for Human and AI Participation
Healthcare will increasingly involve both humans and intelligent systems.
But trust cannot be automated.
Authority belongs to people.
Consent expresses that authority.
Technology can record, enforce and respect consent.
It cannot create it.
Portable EHR provides the foundation that allows people, organizations and AI systems to participate within a framework of verified identity, accountable authority and informed consent.
Healthcare Is Not Just About Information
Healthcare has spent decades solving the problem of information.
The next challenge is participation.
Portable EHR helps organizations coordinate people, technologies and research activities through a shared foundation of authority, consent, access and accountability.
Because healthcare is ultimately not about moving information.
It is about enabling participation.