Your health. Your data. Your network.
Records without borders. Control in your hands.
Health data wasn’t built to travel.
Your records live inside the system that made them. Switch providers — they stay behind. Cross a state line — they don’t follow. See a specialist — fill out the same forms, repeat the same history, repeat the same tests.
POHSN starts here: Records that belong to the patient, not the place.
Meet the App
Patients open it. Permissions move.
POHSN App is where the network lives in your hands. Your records, your demographics, your insurance — held in a wallet only you can open. Grant access at the moment of care. Revoke it the second you leave.
Meet the
Tap.
One tap. The network answers. At partner clinics, POHSN Tap sits at the entrance to every room. One gesture grants scoped access. One gesture revokes it. The network you carry, met by a device built to receive it.
Meet the Point of Care.
The provider works. The patient keeps the record. At the point of care, POHSN opens what the patient granted and surfaces their standing directives. The visit is captured — and when it ends, the note flows back into the patient’s custody. Access ends when the patient says. Every touch leaves a receipt.
Built for the patient layer.
Custody, not access. Encrypted by default, portable across providers, revocable in a tap. POHSN runs on a cryptographic consent network — every grant signed, every revocation final, every access leaves a receipt. No central server holds your records. No company controls your access. You do. POHSN is the consent layer healthcare has always been missing — the layer that finally makes patients the center of the system.
THE BET
Patients at the center.
For decades, healthcare has organized itself around platforms, payers, and providers — and the patient was incidental to the value chain. POHSN inverts that. It starts at the patient and works toward provider value — betting the next decade belongs to the patient, and building the layer that makes it real.
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