RECORDS UNIFIED 14 sources
ApoB 52 mg/dL → target
DEEP SLEEP +38 min avg
hsCRP 0.7 · trending
Own your complete health record

Your data. All of it. Finally yours.

Your health data is scattered across hospital portals, MyChart logins, lab APIs, PDFs buried in your email, and your phone. We bring all of it into one record you own, then apply AI to surface the trends no single doctor can see.

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The ownership problem

Your records belong to everyone but you.

One hospital has your imaging. Another system has your labs locked in MyChart. Some bloodwork comes through an API, some sits as a PDF in your inbox. Years of signals are trapped in Apple Health.

No one holds the whole picture, so the trend that matters stays invisible until it becomes a diagnosis. It's your body and your data. You should be the one who owns it, all of it, in one place.

Hospital AImaging · CTA
MyChartLabs · visit notes
Lab APIMonthly panel
Your inboxPDF results
Apple HealthSleep · HRV · VO₂
SpecialistHormones · meds
One record, every source

If it's a health signal, it belongs to you, here.

Portals & EHRs

MyChart and hospital systems pulled into one timeline, no more juggling a dozen logins.

Bloodwork

Any lab, any provider. Connect an API or drop a PDF. Every marker normalized automatically.

Wearables & Apple Health

Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, VO₂ max, strain. Continuous context for every reading.

Genetics

ApoE, pharmacogenomics, full sequencing. Context that reframes how every number reads.

Medications

Every prescription, dose, and start date, so you see how a change moved a marker weeks later.

Procedures & imaging

Stents, scans, biopsies, CTA and CIMT, anchored to the data around each event.

Hormones

Testosterone, thyroid, cortisol, the full axis, tracked across cycles, not snapshots.

Metabolic & CGM

Continuous glucose, fasting insulin, HbA1c. Watch metabolic health respond in near real time.

The part technology can't do alone

Some records can't be downloaded. We get those too.

The honest truth: not every record has an API. Some live in a hospital that still runs on fax, an old system with no export, a clinic that mails paper. Pure-software platforms quietly leave those behind.

We don't. Our concierge team personally tracks down, requests, and digitizes the records technology can't reach, so your record is actually complete, not just the easy 80%.

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You sign once. A single records-release authorization lets us act on your behalf.

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We chase it down. Calls, faxes, portal requests, and follow-ups to every provider in your history.

3

We digitize and structure it. Paper and PDFs become clean, searchable, AI-ready data in your record.

Concierge records retrieval

We do the part nobody else will.

Hand us your fragmented history. We return one complete, owned, analyzable record, including the records buried in systems built to keep them stuck.

Records release handled Legacy systems Paper → structured data Provider follow-up Fully digitized
The intelligence layer

AI that reads across your record, not one tab at a time.

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Cross-source trends

It connects a medication change to the lab marker it moved and the sleep pattern that followed, across years and providers.

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Early-signal detection

Drift that's still inside the "normal" range gets surfaced as a trajectory, long before it becomes a diagnosis.

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Protocol-aware

Bring your own framework or your physician's. The engine reads your numbers against the targets you choose.

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Visit-ready briefs

Walk into any specialist with a clean, current synthesis instead of a folder of disconnected PDFs.

ApoB · 18-month trend● live
52 from 114
mg/dL · target <60 reached · day 138
target band
▲ Pattern detectedAdding ezetimibe + PCSK9 at day 30 drove the steepest decline. The plateau before then lined up with a paused statin window in your medication log. No single report would have shown both.
Talk to your record

Once it's assembled, it's not static. Ask it anything.

Your record stops being a folder and becomes something you interrogate. Ask in plain language and get answers grounded in your actual data, across every year and every source, not generic advice from the internet.

It already knows you're post-stent, knows your medication history, knows what your last six panels did. You never have to re-explain yourself.

"What moved my ApoB the most?" "How did my sleep change after the new protocol?" "Show every marker that shifted on Repatha" "Am I trending toward any risk?"
Ask My Health Record
What happened to my inflammatory markers in the six weeks after I started KPV?
Grounded in your record Pulling your log and labs together: you started KPV on Mar 4. Over the next six weeks your hsCRP dropped from 1.4 to 0.7 and eosinophils trended down alongside your EoE flare settling. Worth noting your Eohilia course overlapped the same window, so both are likely contributing.
Sources: self-logged protocol · monthly panel (Mar–Apr) · cardiology labs
Did anything in my sleep data line up with that?
Cross-source Yes. Your deep sleep rose ~38 min/night on average across the same six weeks, with a steadier resting heart rate. The shift tracks the drop in inflammation more closely than any medication change in that period.
Sources: Apple Health · self-logged protocol
Ask about any marker, protocol, or year…
Self-directed protocol log+ log entry
KPV
oral · 500 mcg daily · since Mar 4
hsCRP ↓ 0.7
eos ↓ trend
BPC-157
subQ · 250 mcg 2×/day · 4-wk cycle
recovery
HRV ↑ 6ms
Testosterone
60 mg · 3×/week · split protocol
free T 288.9
HCT watch 53
Omega-3
2 g EPA/DHA daily
trig ↓ 22%
Every entry gets correlated against your labs and wearables automatically. You log it once, the engine watches what it moves.
The regimen your chart ignores

Track what you're actually taking.

Serious optimizers run protocols no clinical system will ever record: peptides, hormone protocols, supplements, GLP-1s and compounds sourced outside a traditional pharmacy. Your doctor's chart has a blind spot exactly where your real regimen lives.

Log every compound, dose, and date in your own record, then let the engine correlate it against the markers and wearable signals it actually moves. Finally see whether the thing you're taking is doing what you hoped.

Neutral tracking, not medical advice. My Health Record records what you choose to log and shows you the correlations in your own data. Decisions about any compound stay between you and a qualified clinician.
It's your body. It should be your data.
The thesis behind My Health Record

Be among the first to own your record.

We're onboarding a small first cohort of serious optimizers. Request access and we'll reach out as we open seats.

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