Patient agency. Public trust. Practical infrastructure.

Usable health records. Patient-centered.

Transparent Health is a 501(c)(3) foundation helping patients and families gather their own medical information while supporting public-sector health programs with identity, interoperability, verification, and trusted document infrastructure.

A patient navigator helping an older woman use a laptop to access and organize health information.

Built for Health Transformation Initititves

Turn federal modernization efforts into visible patient and provider results.

States need pragmatic partners who can move from policy commitments to working services like patient access support, trusted identity, and interoperablity with measurable results.

Service offerings

Four ways Transparent Health helps

The foundation now pairs open standards expertise with hands-on services for people, public agencies, health systems, and mission-aligned organizations.

Patient record access

We help patients and families collect, organize, and understand their medical information across portals, scanned documents, faxes, and electronic sources.

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Identity and informatics consulting

We advise health systems, states, and federal agencies on identity, FHIR, OAuth2, OpenID Connect, SMART on FHIR, HL7v2, PKI, and cloud implementations.

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Verification services

We provide organization and individual identity verification workflows for programs that need accountable enrollment, credentialing, or trust establishment.

Build trust

Public document and DNS hosting

We host public artifacts, verification documents, trust bundles, and DNS entries used for domain verification and program transparency.

Publish with confidence

For patients and families

Health Information Deputies for people who should not have to navigate this alone.

Patient access is a legal right, but it is still a practical maze. Transparent Health can help fund and operate a deputy model where trained helpers walk people through account setup, portal access, consent, document intake, and record assembly.

The result is a clearer personal health record that can support care visits, second opinions, benefits applications, family caregiving, and responsible AI-assisted review.

01

Connect

Help people create or recover portal access, complete MFA, and connect to supported patient-facing APIs.

02

Collect

Receive scanned records, PDFs, mailed copies, and faxes, then organize the materials with clear provenance.

03

Assemble

Build record packets, medication lists, timelines, and visit-prep summaries for patients and caregivers.

04

Carry forward

Teach people how to keep records current and how to share only what is needed with trusted recipients.

For agencies and health systems

Deep health identity and informatics expertise, applied to real programs.

Transparent Health can help design, review, prototype, and operate systems where identity, interoperability, cryptography, and health data governance meet.

Identity and trust

  • OpenID Connect and OAuth2
  • Okta, Azure, AWS, Google, and custom IdP integrations
  • x.509 PKI, certificate operations, trust bundles, Direct, and DNS
  • Identity proofing, assurance levels, and trustmark patterns

Health data standards

  • FHIR and SMART on FHIR
  • HL7v2, provider data, Blue Button, and patient access APIs
  • Privacy-preserving record linkage and matching design
  • Implementation guides, conformance, and interoperability testing

Software development and platforms

  • Python, Django, JavaScript, Git, MongoDB, relational databases, Palantir and other big data platforms
  • SHA, bcrypt, PBKDF2, tokenization, JWT, and audit patterns
  • Cloud-native deployment assistance on FEDRAMP AWS and Microsoft Azure GovCloud
  • Architecture reviews, procurement support, and delivery coaching

For states using RHT funding

Fast-start packages for rural health modernization.

The Rural Health Transformation Program creates a narrow window for states to show progress. Transparent Health can help states translate approved plans into measurable, low-friction initiatives that support rural providers and the people they serve.

120-day Patient Navigator Pilot

Stand up a small, measurable patient record access program with trained navigators, intake workflows, and outcome reporting.

Employing Trained Navigators in your state

TransparentHealth will establish satellite offices in locations you chose. We staff and supply the ~3 person. office Map current systems, gaps, standards, risks, and procurement pathways for state health data infrastructure.

Real People, Real Help

People can go in person, connect online, or by phone to a real person whose tasked with helping them collect and organize their helh records.

Leveraging AI

In ideal cases, the result of a patient navigator session is a good health summary, working access to portals, and copies of electronic health records in-hand.

Verification services

Identity is germain to healthcare.

Transparent Health help people and organizations establish with their identity as is necessary to take control of their own health data.

We provide digitaly signed attestations for Identity Assurance Levels (IAL) 1, 2, and 3.

Public hosting

Stable public documents and DNS-based proof.

We host public documents, trust materials, domain verification records, and related DNS entries for programs that need a durable, transparent publication point. We can aslo help you host well-know directories for FHIR, JWKS, and other standards-based discovery needs.

  • Public machine-readable documents and JWTs
  • DNS TXT records for domain and service verification
  • Certificate publication

Open source remains part of the work

Transparent Health still builds in the open.

The foundation's public repositories continue to reflect its standards DNA: FHIR, consumer health profiles, identity assurance, provider data tools, OAuth, health cards, and more. While many repositories are orginal work, some of our repositories originated elsewhere.

79 Public repositories github.com/TransparentHealth

Next conversation

Bring us a patient access challenge, a rural transformation plan, or a trust infrastructure problem.