Cards allow exchange of consent for treatment, records, billing, payment, emergency, compliance and many more scenarios requiring consent. Consent cards don’t need centralized storage and can be made public or kept private between the pair and selectively shared with other stakeholders in the ecosystem by the consent provider

Cards bring ease of usage to a citizen trying to find a physician based on proximity, language, gender and availability and automate schedule changes, switching to alternative care provider and more

Cards organize treatment information, diagnosis, emergency procedures and can link to lifestyle cards to manage diet, exercise, sleep, stress etc. Public side of treatment card stores information that is needed by other stakeholders and private side contains treatment data that is shared only between the pair entities

Cards are used for sharing and managing order, refill, dosage, drug interactions, formulations and much more. Prescription cards can synchronize with treatment, insurance and other cards

Cards are used for managing laboratory results, comparison with other cards, trend analysis and coordination of care between patient, doctor, specialist and other stakeholders

Cards are powerful agents of synchronization of care and link to other cards such as authorization, records and scheduling

Cards are organized into deck of cards by type, episode, provider, and timeframe and provide access control and history of all prior access. Record cards are powerful way for a consumer to access and manage records that are spread across multiple Electronic Medical Records/Electronic Health Record

Cards are designed to automate and organize billing and payment information between doctor-patient pair and automatically synchronize with insurer-patient and insurer-doctor pairs

Cards help card holder decide on what to pay, whom to pay and ensure that proof of service and proof of verification has been logged prior to payment. Payment cards are powerful tool of control and transparency in the entire billing and payment process of healthcare and benefit administration