My EHR Data

My EHR Data, Inc.

Patient-owned health data.

Tap. Verified. Connected.

Real-time clinical and claims data, routed with the beneficiary's consent.

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The problem

Inadequate access to clinical data in real time limits payers' ability to manage care costs and reduce fraud.

$300B+

lost annually to fraud, waste and abuse

Source: National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association. Up to 10% of total U.S. health spending.

Outside the payer's line of sight

Self-pay, out-of-network, and cross-state care never reach the plan.

Claims arrive too late for care coordination

Data is retrospective. By the time it lands, the cost is already incurred.

Inadequate validation of services

No member-generated validation of visits or DME deliveries.

The card

The card is the credential.

Tap at any point of care and the full clinical and claims history loads instantly. No app, no login.

Carries everything a paper insurance card does, plus the tap.

Member ID Group Rx routing + NFC tap

The solution

A patient-centered interoperability platform.

My EHR Data, Inc. puts clinical and claims data in patients' hands with their assigned consent.

Patient-centered

Acts on behalf of patients with their assigned consent.

Clinical + claims

Integrates both data sets in one cloud repository.

Interoperability SaaS

Standards-based FHIR R4, built to connect.

Consent-driven

Nothing moves without the patient's authorization.

How it works

The patient requests their record. My EHR Data, Inc. routes it in real time.

  1. 1Tap

    Patient taps card

    At any point of care.

  2. 2FHIR R4 API

    My EHR Data, Inc. routes

    Via FHIR R4 API.

  3. 3Real time

    Records returned

    To payers, providers and patients in real time.

Connectivity within existing workflows. My EHR Data, Inc. grants payers, providers and beneficiaries access to patient-owned data, routing requests and returning unified clinical and claims records.

Who it's for

One record, three sides of the encounter.

For payers

Real-time holistic clinical data on your beneficiaries

Across EHRs, plus longitudinal claims data including self-pay care.

Actionable data for high-risk ID and continuity of care

When enrolling new populations or winning state Medicaid MCO contracts.

Payment-integrity support that reduces fraud

Real-time beneficiary verification of services and DME deliveries.

Replaces multiple subscriptions

Real-time eligibility checks, payment processing, national network and ADT feeds.

New referral patterns

Opportunity to capture out-of-network care.

For patients and beneficiaries

Tap to pay at every appointment

Co-pay, HSA/FSA draw-down, and deductible at every visit.

Tap for all out-of-pocket care

Advil at CVS, out-of-network therapy, Invisalign, LASIK, emergency care abroad.

Designate your own consent

Limit access to sensitive history, such as STD and mental-health records.

Emergency access when it matters

Arrive unconscious in the ER and paramedics tap the card for full record access.

No more duplicate forms, tests or questions

Every provider sees a comprehensive view of all previous care.

For providers

First-encounter longitudinal record, in your EHR workflow

Across providers and EHRs, surfaced natively through a clinical viewer.

Know the cost of a visit before the encounter

Real-time eligibility checking at no additional cost to providers.

Asynchronous, patient-driven record compilation

A longitudinal care record and claims history, updated with each encounter across organizations.

Why now

The regulations already require it.

Pub. L. 114-255

21st Century Cures Act

Interoperability, information-blocking rules, and the ONC Health IT Certification Program.

CMS · HL7 FHIR R4

FHIR-based Patient Access APIs

CMS-regulated payers must expose claims, encounter, cost and clinical data via HL7 FHIR R4 to patient-chosen apps.

ADT

ADT notifications

Hospitals must send electronic event notifications for admissions, discharges and transfers.

45 CFR Part 171

"Without delay"

Providers must give standardized, interoperable record access (FHIR R4, SMART on FHIR) without delay or charge.

CMS

Patient-Centric Ecosystem Initiative

FHIR-based digital insurance cards, digital check-in, cost-navigation tools, and single-portal claims retrieval.

The law now requires what My EHR Data, Inc. delivers.

Why My EHR Data

Built on standards, funded by payers, owned by patients.

Scalable FHIR technology

Built on proven, cloud-scale FHIR infrastructure. Standards-based, not proprietary.

Payer-funded

Revenue comes from payers, not providers, so we are aligned with the budget holder.

Patient owns the data

Data is owned by the patient and lives with the payer or provider. My EHR Data licenses access to it.

Follows the patient

Provider, EHR and payer apps don't follow the patient out of network. My EHR Data does.

Inside existing workflows

Builds within the payer and provider workflows already in place.

Team

Built by people who know the data layer.

50+ years

combined healthcare technology experience

Contact

Talk to us about a pilot.

Payers, providers and partners: send us a note and we'll set up a demo.