The CareMemory platform

One connected platform for every patient visit.

CareMemory unifies patient preparation, physician-reviewed AI documentation, approved follow-through, and longitudinal health records into one physician-controlled platform.

Four capability families share source-aware context while preserving explicit physician-review boundaries.

01

Visit Intelligence

Permitted context organized with source visibility

02

Documentation Support

Editable drafts with physician review required

03

Longitudinal Memory

Approved understanding carried forward deliberately

04

Source-aware Evidence

Origin, status, and review boundary stay legible

Interoperability

Designed to work alongside existing clinical systems.

CareMemory is being built for standards-based interoperability and source-aware clinical context while the EHR remains the system of record.

FHIR R4SMART on FHIROAuth 2.0Supported APIs

Clinical systems

Patient & outside context

CareMemory

01 · Before the visit

Pre-Visit Intelligence

See what changed, what the patient wants addressed, and the relevant context behind it before you enter the room.

  • Guided patient preparation
  • AI visit brief
  • Timeline of clinical context
  • Available records before the visit

Sofia Reyes · Follow-up · Today · 10:30 AM

What changed since last visit

Lisinopril increased 10 mg → 20 mg

8 days ago · Patient reports new morning lightheadedness since the change

Why the patient is here

Morning lightheadedness

Relevant prior context

Cardiology follow-up · Aug 21 · Outside ECG available · Recent potassium · 4.2 mmol/L

Patient priority

“Could this relate to when I take my medication?”

Visit brief

Medication dose changed 8 days ago. Patient reports new morning lightheadedness since the change. Outside cardiology note, ECG, and recent labs are available for review.

4 sources reviewed · 1 change identified · View sources →

02 · During and after

Physician-Reviewed AI Documentation

Move from a consented encounter to an editable clinical draft that requires physician review and approval.

  • Consent-based encounter capture
  • Editable physician draft
  • Human review required
  • Never automatically finalized

Clinical draft

Physician review

Subjective

Patient reports morning lightheadedness beginning after a recent medication change. No syncope reported.

Objective

Seated BP 138/86; standing BP 116/72. Available outside ECG and recent labs are linked for review.

Assessment

Clinician assessment captured from the encounter for review.

Plan

Clinician-stated medications, tests, follow-up, and instructions captured for review.

03 · Patient follow-through

Patient Follow-through

Deliver physician-approved visit summaries, care plans, medication updates, follow-up instructions, and educational resources in one secure patient experience.

  • Physician-approved visit summary
  • Personalized care instructions
  • Secure patient access
  • Shared only after physician approval

CareMemory Patient

Today’s Visit

Physician-approved synthetic example

Blood pressure follow-up

Approved

Monday, March 20 · A clear summary of what you discussed and decided together.

What We Discussed

Your morning lightheadedness may relate to lower blood pressure after your medication.

Care Plan

Hydrate well, rise slowly, and record symptoms with each reading.

Medication Changes

Continue lisinopril 20 mg and take it with breakfast.

Home Monitoring

Check blood pressure morning and evening for 14 days.

Follow-up Instructions

Return in 2 weeks. Message the care team sooner if symptoms worsen.

Warning Signs

Seek urgent care for fainting, chest pain, new weakness, or severe shortness of breath.

Educational Resources

Measuring blood pressure at home

A physician-reviewed guide selected for today's care plan.

04 · Long-term continuity

Health Vault

Patient-controlled longitudinal records that organize medical history across providers while giving patients controls over supported secure sharing.

  • Organized longitudinal history
  • Records across providers
  • Patient-controlled access
  • Secure sharing by choice

Patient controlled

Health Vault

Sophia Reyes

Your organized health record

EncryptedUpdated todayShare on request
Clinical history
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8 visits · 4 active medications

Visit SummariesMedicationsAllergies
Results & procedures
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12 results · 3 imaging studies

LabsImagingProcedures
Continuity
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Updated today

TimelineCare PlansReferral Letters
Patient controlled
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Sharing managed by Sophia

Shared RecordsVaccinations

You can manage supported sharing of selected records with authorized care teams and revoke future access when available.

Representative interfaces with fictional information. The Health Vault is not the legal medical record and does not replace an EHR.

One connected platform. Every patient visit.

Keep clinical context connected from preparation through physician review, patient follow-through, and long-term continuity.

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Built for physicians. Controlled by patients. Reviewed by humans.

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