One Record of Care
Patients' records are aggregated across participating organizations and EHRs, simplifying access to, and understanding of, their health information.

Hospitals

Physician Practices

Clinics

Out-of-Network Providers

Patient-Generated Health Data (Fitness Devices)
By the Numbers
58% of patients have tried to compile their own complete medical history, which is both inefficient and risky 1
85% of patients using online medical records deemed them useful for monitoring their health 2
90% of patients said access to Apple Health Records enhanced their understanding of their own health and communications with clinicians and family caregivers. 3
- "2016 Connected Care and the Patient Experience survey," Surescripts, Dec 12, 2016, accessed April 8, 2019.
- Vaishali Patel, MPH PhD & Christian Johnson, MPH, "Individuals' use of online medical records and technology for health needs", ONC Data Brief, No. 40, April, 2018, accessed April 8, 2019.
- Julie Spitzer, "UC San Diego patients like Apple health records, initial survey finds," Becker's Health IT & CIO Report, January 14, 2019, accessed April 8, 2019.
What's Available
- Medications
- Allergies
- Vital Signs
- Procedures
- Lab Results
- Conditions
- Immunizations

Key Benefits
Benefit to Consumers
Improve Engagement
Many people already use a health or fitness app on iPhone.
Drive Portal Adoption
They can enroll using the same credentials as MEDITECH's Patient and Consumer Health Portal.
Fill in the Gaps
Give them the power to fill in information gaps by presenting providers with a fuller health record, right from iPhone.
Benefit to Your Organization
Improve Engagement
People are more prone to review their records when they have familiar, convenient mobile access.
Drive Portal Adoption
Raise awareness of other services available via the portal, such as online scheduling and bill pay.
Fill in the Gaps
More comprehensive data gives physicians a fuller health history, especially for patients who visit multiple providers.