Personalized health needs a more complete record
Wearables, digital health, and care-navigation apps giving people a more complete record automatically, instead of asking them to upload it.
What Hubble does for consumer health
Embed retrieval through one API and personalize on real history, not a partial self-report.
No portal login required
Retrieval never depends on a member remembering a patient-portal login, so nobody drops out of the funnel.
Stays current
Direct EHR integrations with a long authorization window keep the record updating as new results arrive, no repeat pulls.
Everywhere they have been seen
HIE networks and direct integrations for connected systems, plus voice and browser agents for the long tail.
Personalized care needs a more complete record, kept current.
Proactive care stalls when the data will not connect.
The care model depends on a continuous, more complete picture of each member. But a relatively healthy senior population has low patient-portal engagement, and most do not remember their portal logins, so self-service connectors drop members at the login step and the record never arrives.
The fallbacks have gaps too: exchange coverage is uneven, some large systems force a portal login anyway, and one-time pulls go stale the moment a member sees a new doctor.
A record that connects once and stays current.
Members verify their identity and authorize once, and Hubble retrieves across every source without depending on a portal login: direct EHR integrations for a continuous feed, health information exchange networks, and voice and browser agents for the long tail. Members set the longest authorization window, so records keep updating instead of needing a fresh pull.
Hubble also watches payer and claims activity to catch new visits and re-request records, so the care team sees results as they arrive rather than chasing them.
What Hubble delivered
- Retrieval that never depends on a patient-portal login
- Direct EHR integrations with a long authorization window for continuous updates
- HIE networks plus voice and browser agents for the long tail
- Payer and claims monitoring to catch new visits
- Structured records delivered through one patient link
What changed after Hubble.
Common questions.
How do patients share their records with a consumer health app?+
The patient authorizes once through a Hubble link, with a quick identity check and no portal login, and Hubble retrieves their records across EHRs and payers automatically. Nothing to upload.
Can Hubble reach records for older or less tech-savvy patients?+
Yes. Retrieval never depends on a patient-portal login, so a low-portal-engagement population does not drop out of the flow. HIE networks, direct EHR integrations, and voice and browser agents do the work.
See Hubble on your use case in 20 minutes.
Bring a real scenario and we will walk through how we would retrieve the records.