Outside Specialist Records
Relevant information may live with another provider or health system.
CareVera brings health information from across a patient’s care journey into one organized view—helping providers quickly understand relevant history, identify trends, and prepare for more informed conversations.
Patients often receive care across multiple health systems, specialists, labs, imaging centers, pharmacies, and urgent-care facilities. Important information may exist outside your organization’s EHR, leaving providers to piece together an incomplete clinical picture.
Relevant information may live with another provider or health system.
Important historical trends may be spread across multiple laboratories.
CT, MRI, ultrasound, and radiology reports may live outside your organization.
Current and previous medications may be documented across several systems.
Recent encounters may not yet appear in your chart.
Previous procedures and findings can be difficult to locate quickly.
With patient-authorized access, CareVera gives providers a consolidated view of the health information available within the patient’s CareVera account.
CareVera can organize the patient’s health information around the clinical context most relevant to the provider reviewing it.
Clinical context is surfaced only when supported by information in the patient’s records.
Since the patient’s last gastroenterology appointment on March 14, 2026, CareVera identified:
Only supported findings are displayed. When present in the patient’s records, the view can also surface IBS, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, diverticulitis, fatty liver disease, and GI bleeding history.
| Procedure | Date | Finding | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colonoscopy | Mar 2024 | 2 polyps removed | 5 years |
| EGD | Jan 2023 | Mild gastritis | — |
| Colonoscopy | Feb 2019 | 1 adenoma | Completed |
CareVera organizes available results longitudinally so providers can see direction, not only the latest value.
CareVera AI helps providers quickly search and summarize patient-authorized information while linking answers back to the underlying source records.
Even when a provider does not use CareVera directly, patients can use the platform to organize their health information and arrive better prepared for appointments.
Patients can keep records, labs, imaging, medications, and visit history together.
Patients can prepare questions and bring relevant information to appointments.
Patients can carry their health history across specialists and health systems.
CareVera helps patients understand their own records in plain language.
Stay on top of the routine care that matters. CareVera keeps your preventive care organized in one place, making it easier to track upcoming checkups, screenings, vaccinations, and other important health reminders.
Preventive care information is provided for organizational and informational purposes and is not a substitute for recommendations from your healthcare provider.
It organizes patient-authorized information across the patient’s broader healthcare journey.
It helps organize, search, summarize, and explain information already available in the patient’s records.
It supports more informed conversations between patients and providers.
Patients can use CareVera directly.
When a patient chooses to connect their health information to CareVera, CareVera works with the patient-authorized connection capabilities available through their healthcare provider and EHR.
Our goal is to make the process easier for practices by providing guidance on EHR connectivity, third-party API access, and common configuration issues that may prevent a patient-authorized connection.
The patient chooses to connect their health information to CareVera.
CareVera uses supported interoperability methods and available APIs to request the patient's health information with the patient's authorization.
If a connection requires additional configuration or troubleshooting, CareVera provides guidance to help your practice identify the appropriate EHR settings and next steps.
Many ONC-certified EHR systems include standardized API capabilities designed to allow patients to authorize applications of their choice to access available electronic health information.
The exact setup process depends on your EHR vendor and configuration. Your practice may need to verify that the appropriate patient-access API capabilities are enabled and that settings are not unnecessarily preventing authorized third-party applications from connecting.
CareVera can help your practice identify the appropriate EHR documentation, connection requirements, and configuration steps for supporting a patient-authorized CareVera connection.
CareVera provides technical and educational information to assist practices with patient-authorized health information access. This information is not legal or regulatory advice. Organizations should consult their EHR vendor, compliance team, or legal counsel regarding requirements applicable to their organization.
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