Your patient's whole record, in thirty seconds.
No account. No software. They approve it on their phone.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing to install.
They tap ShareSix digits appear
You type them inYour name and the digits
They approve. It opens.Closes when you're done
Two ways in
You only ever need the first.
See a record once
- Everything they choose to show you
- Every fact links to its source document
- Ends when the visit does
Keep seeing them
- They stay on your list - no digits next time
- Open it anywhere you work
- Add your notes, and keep them
Your list belongs to your patients
There is no import button. A name is on your list because that person put it there - which is why the list follows you between practices, and why patients agree to it at all.
Questions clinicians ask
Open the ones you have.
Do I need an account?
Can I trust what it says?
What if a patient removes my access?
Is this my system of record?
How does a patient add me?
Will they know I looked?
Who checks that a clinician is real?
What does it cost?
None of this happens without you
No clinician can add themselves. You pick who, what they see, and for how long - and you can end it in a tap. You will always see who looked. One exception, plainly: a note your doctor wrote about your care stays theirs, because the law requires them to keep it.
A patient is probably waiting.
You don't need an account. You don't need to read any of this.