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Your health records, in your hands.

Your health data shouldn't live in a filing cabinet.

It shouldn't live in twelve different portals either. myDxHub is one record you own, in a single place, explained in plain language, and shared only with the people you choose.

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Every access is logged
Each read of your record is written to an audit trail. What you see in your account is that trail, not a summary of it.
Revoking access revokes it
Ending a provider’s access closes it in the database itself, not in a setting the app is trusted to check.
Export any time
Your whole record as a ZIP or a FHIR bundle, in one click, with no request form and nobody to ask.
Providers are verified
Every practice’s NPI is checked against the federal NPPES registry when it signs up.

Every kind of care. One record.

Blood work, dental panels, imaging, prescriptions. However many kinds of care you receive, there is one login, one place to read what it all means, and one place to control who sees what.

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Medical

Available

Blood work and clinical panels: complete blood count, metabolic, cardiovascular, thyroid and vitamin markers.

A patient in a dental chair looks at their own X-ray on their phone.

Dental

Available

Oral DNA panels resolved to the pathogen species, inflammatory markers, and dental imaging.

A person in an optometry chair holds a prescription card next to their phone.

Vision

Available

Add the eyeglass or contact lens prescription your eye doctor gave you, and see when it expires.

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Pharmacy

In development

The medications you are taking, in one list you keep current, so a new clinician is not starting from memory.

Ownership isn't a setting. It's the foundation.

Most portals store your records and grant you a view of them. myDxHub was built the other way around: the record is yours, and access is something you extend to a provider rather than something they already have. That is a decision made in the database, not in a privacy policy.

  • Revoking access actually revokes it

    When you end a provider's access, the connection closes in the database itself, at the row level, not a flag the application is trusted to check. Nothing new is shared, and anything they never opened is withdrawn. What they already opened, they keep for a limited time, the way a printout would be, and your access log shows exactly what that was.

  • The access log is the real one

    Every read of your records is written to an audit trail stamped with your record. What you see in your account is that same trail, not a summary of it, and not a separate report prepared for you.

  • Leaving takes your records with you

    A complete export of your documents and results is yours to download at any time, without asking anyone and without a request form. The exit is built in, which is what makes the rest of it credible.

How it works

However the test was ordered, the result ends up somewhere you own.

  1. Step 1: Your provider orders a test

    A clinical lab panel, an oral DNA kit, imaging, whatever the visit calls for. They invite you to your own secure record.

  2. Step 2: Results arrive automatically

    Lab reports flow into myDxHub the moment they’re ready, parsed into structured results, no waiting on a phone call.

  3. Step 3: Understand and act

    Open your record to see what results mean, watch trends across retests, and share reports with anyone you trust.

Curious what it looks like? Take the two-minute tour

Private by design.

A record that belongs to you has to be protected like it. These are the safeguards that exist today, stated the way we would want them checked.

Read how we protect your record
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Every connection uses strict transport security, and stored records and documents are encrypted on disk.
Access enforced at the database row
A provider you have removed is cut off at the data layer, not by a flag the application is trusted to honour.
Two-step verification available
Any account can add a second step at sign-in with an authenticator app.
HIPAA-eligible infrastructure
Built on AWS services covered by a signed business associate agreement, and designed to HIPAA’s safeguards.

Do you run a practice?

Order tests, see results the moment they land, and let your patients carry a record that follows them. Practice NPIs are checked against the federal registry at sign-up.

For practices
A person sits in the front seat of a parked car, holding their phone, after an appointment.

The record follows you. Not the practice.

Change dentists, change doctors, move across the country. Your results stay yours, and so does the list of who can see them.