Health Data Sovereignty

A registry tells a patient’s pod whom to trust: approved hosts, current clinician licenses, and authentic software. Part 4 of the Sovereignty series.

Part 3 of the Sovereignty series. In my last post I argued that sovereignty takes a village. This post covers the server at the center of that village: the trust server we are designing at EverBetter. It answers the question every clinic leader and patient should ask first. Who holds the keys? Twenty organizations need … Read more

Part 2 of the Sovereignty series. Last time, I argued that only one kind of data sovereignty holds up: the kind built into the protocol. A reader asked me a fair question. If my data is mine, why do I need anyone else? Here is my answer. You cannot be sovereign alone. Nobody can. A … Read more

AI can help a person build health between visits, and it works only when the person trusts it with the truth. Health is created from the inside out, and a person changes fastest when someone notices what they are doing right. This post describes the philosophy behind the EverBetter Sovereign Health Loop™. Our cofounder, Dr. … Read more

Maria walks into the clinic at 9:58 for a 10:00 visit. She consented to share her sleep patterns and diet choices with her clinic through the MED app, so her nurse is ready to talk about last week’s sleep. Her physician opens Maria’s notes and finds her health data waiting: every reading since the last … Read more