Vytivo Connect
One health record for every patient.
The data layer under PracticeHQ.
Vytivo Connect pulls records from health systems over FHIR and data from 7 wearables into a single record the patient controls and can share. Everything is available through one API.
Illustration of Vytivo Connect. Records from Epic and Oracle Health over FHIR, and data from Apple Health, Oura, and WHOOP, flow into a single patient-controlled health wallet that the patient chooses to share with their practice.
What Connect does.
Connect collects health data from other systems and devices and returns it as one record the patient controls.
01
Records
Records come from the health systems where the patient has been treated.
FHIR retrieval from other health systems, with the patient’s authorization. Labs, medications, conditions, encounters, and immunizations are normalized into one record and kept up to date.
02
Wearables
Sleep, HRV, activity, and vitals arrive in the same record.
7 integrations: Apple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung Health, and Google Fit. Data is deduplicated, time-aligned, and stored in the same record as the clinical data.
03
Health wallet
The patient controls one aggregated record.
The patient can see everything Connect has collected and who has access to it, and can grant or revoke access at any time.
7 wearable integrations.
Apple Health
Oura
WHOOP
Fitbit
Garmin
Samsung Health
Google Fit
Apple Health
Oura
WHOOP
Fitbit
Garmin
Samsung Health
Google Fit
Wearable integrations: Apple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung Health, and Google Fit.
Inside PracticeHQ
How PracticeHQ uses Connect.
Connect was built for PracticeHQ and has run there in production since launch.
Outside records in the pre-visit brief.
A new patient’s history from another system is in the chart before the first visit.
Wearable data in the chart.
Sleep, HRV, and activity appear alongside labs and medications.
Sources connected during onboarding.
The patient connects their sources once. The practice gets a complete record that stays current.
For partners
Partner access.
Connect is used internally today. We are opening it to a small number of partners who need health records and wearable data without building the integrations themselves.
FHIR retrieval
Queries against outside health systems, with patient authorization.
Wearable ingestion
7 sources feed one normalized stream.
Consent and wallet
Access is controlled by the patient.
Audit trail
Every retrieval and share is logged.
Records, wearables, and consent through one API, on the same infrastructure PracticeHQ runs on.
Security and compliance.
Connect runs on the same security and compliance controls as PracticeHQ.
Encryption. At rest and in transit.
Full audit logging. Every PHI access is recorded.
Two-factor authentication. Required on every account.
Customers own their data. Full export is available on request.
Frequently asked questions.
It runs in production inside PracticeHQ today. Partner access is opening in stages. Get in touch if you need it.
Health systems that expose FHIR R4 patient-access APIs, which covers the major EHR vendors, plus Apple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung Health, and Google Fit.
The patient authorizes each source and each share. They can see what has been collected and who has access, and revoke either at any time. Every retrieval and share is logged.
Connect is covered by Vytivo’s SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II audits, ISO 42001 certification, and HIPAA compliance, with a BAA, encryption at rest and in transit, and full audit logging. Details are in the trust center.
Request access.
Tell us what you are building and we will let you know when access opens.