Patient-right-of-access retrieval
Supports record requests grounded in the individual's HIPAA right of access, with the patient verified before any record is requested and the request authorized at the point of consent.
Hubble은 환자의 접근 권리를 활용해 여러 EHR과 보험 지급자에서 환자 기록을 가져오는 의료 기록 레이어입니다. API만으로는 얻기 어려운 표준화되고 감사에 대비된 건강 데이터를 필요로 하는 팀을 지원합니다.
Hubble is a healthcare records layer that retrieves patient records across EHRs, payer systems, and HIE networks using the patient right of access. It normalizes the retrieved data into one structured record and keeps the source of each value traceable.
The platform is built to reach records that API-only access can miss by using electronic retrieval alongside browser, voice, and fax workflows where needed. It also supports provider-mediated access in beta, so teams can use the same platform and API for patient-directed and provider-authorized workflows.
Supports record requests grounded in the individual's HIPAA right of access, with the patient verified before any record is requested and the request authorized at the point of consent.
Retrieves clinical data and documents from EHRs and HIE networks, plus claims and coverage from payers when authorized, then assembles them into one normalized record.
Uses APIs where available and browser, voice, and fax workflows to reach records that network-based APIs do not cover.
Returns structured output with deterministic IDs and an audit trail, so each value can be tied back to its source system.
Provides authorized read and write access for provider customers into the EHRs and payer portals they already use, including workflows such as eligibility, benefits, prior auth, scheduling, claims, and document upload.
Logs actions, scopes access, and is positioned as HIPAA-compliant from day one, with permissions and audit trails built into the workflow.
A product can let a patient verify identity, authorize retrieval once, and receive a normalized record they can view, download, or share with another app or care team.
Legal tech and records-retrieval teams can use patient-consented retrieval to assemble medical records into structured chronologies and filing-ready PDFs for matters such as personal injury, workers' compensation, or disability.
Healthcare products serving provider organizations can use the beta provider-mediated path for authorized reads and writes tied to eligibility, benefits, prior authorization, scheduling, claims, and document handling.
Teams working on real-world data or clinical trial matching can use patient-directed retrieval to gather longitudinal records that a patient chooses to contribute.
Products that need payer-side data can retrieve real-time eligibility, benefits, and prior authorization information to support estimate generation and related operations.
Hubble retrieves patient records across EHRs, payers, and HIE networks, then normalizes the output into one structured record with source traceability.
The site positions Hubble as reaching the long tail that API-only tools miss by adding browser, voice, and fax retrieval where electronic APIs are not enough.
Yes. Patient-mediated access is the main workflow, and provider-mediated access is available in beta on the same platform and API.
The site lists clinical data and documents from EHRs, plus claims and coverage from payers where authorized. For provider-mediated workflows it also mentions eligibility, benefits, prior auth, scheduling, claims, and document upload.
The site describes Hubble as HIPAA-compliant and says access is permissioned, logged, and audit-ready. It also states that patient-mediated retrieval is grounded in the HIPAA individual right of access.
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