Your whole health record. Finally usable.
Federal law already gives you the right to export your complete record. Apertura takes that export and turns it into summaries you can hand a new doctor, a view of what's falling through the cracks, and an AI interface you control, not one you paste your history into.
You have the right to your health record. Not the ability to use it.
Records arrive from different providers in different formats (PDF summaries, C-CDA exports, portal printouts) with no single view of what's actually in them. Apertura closes that gap.
Built on the record you're already entitled to.
The 21st Century Cures Act requires every provider to give patients their full electronic health information on request. Almost nobody uses it: the export lands as a dense clinical file no one can read. Apertura is the layer that makes that export actually useful.
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ASTP/ONC EHIgnite: Phase 1 Winner
FHIR R4·US Core·TEFCA / USCDI·SMART on FHIR·C-CDA·MCP
Want to know who's building this?
Three people, real names, real backgrounds.