The shared record
Their history, as they keep it.
Conditions, symptoms, surgeries, allergies, medications and family history.
- Hypertension
- since 2019
- Ramipril 5 mg
- once daily
Hydra MD · Early access for clinicians
See the patient, not just the visit.
Your patients share their wearable data, labs and records with you through one secure link. No EHR integration needed.
HydraShare with Dr. ContiRead-only. You can stop sharing at any time.
Conditions
Medications
Labs
Wearable
Family history
Share 4 areas
The patient's app, on the left. Your console, on the right. One scan links them.
HydraShare with Dr. ContiRead-only. You can stop sharing at any time.
Conditions
Medications
Labs
Wearable
Family history
Share 4 areas
The patient's app and your console. One scan links them.
Early access
Be among the first clinicians on Hydra MD.
Invites go out in small groups. Only your work email is required.
- Read-only
- Chosen by the patient
- Every access logged
- EHR Integration coming soon
The problem
Fifteen minutes, and only what the patient remembers to tell you.
Between visits the useful data already exists. It is scattered across apps, portals and paper, and none of it reaches your desk.
- Sleep and activityin a wearable app
- Lab resultsin a portal, or a PDF
- Past recordson paper, at home
How it works
One scan, in the room.
- 01
You show a QR code.
Single-use, and it expires in five minutes.
- 02
The patient chooses what to share.
In the Hydra app, area by area: record, labs, documents, wearable.
- 03
You see their record.
Record, labs, documents and 90 days of wearable data, read-only. They can revoke at any time.
What you get
The months between visits, on one screen.
Labs and documents
As the patient uploaded them.
Values as printed on the report, with the original file one click away.
- LDL cholesterol
- 142 mg/dL
- Lipid panel · 12 Sep 2026
- Open PDF
Wearable trends
Sleep and activity, 90 days.
Patient-reported and consumer-grade, and labeled that way.
Assistant
Answers with sources.
From PubMed, with citations. It can also answer questions about the shared record.
Any interactions between ramipril and metformin, given her latest labs?
Answer from the shared record · 3 PubMed sources
Trust
The patient holds the key.
Consent, area by area.
The patient decides what you see, and can revoke it at any time.
Every access is logged.
The patient sees each time you open their record.
De-identified before AI.
Data is de-identified before any model sees it.
Hydra MD supports clinical judgment. It does not replace it.
FAQ
Questions from clinicians.
Who can join?
Licensed clinicians and small independent practices. Invites go out in small groups during early access.
What does it cost?
Early-access terms are being finalized. We will tell you before you are invited.
Does it replace my EHR?
No. Hydra MD works alongside it and needs no integration.
Where is the data stored?
In the United States.
Is it a medical device?
Hydra MD supports clinical judgment and does not replace it. It shows what the patient chose to share; it does not diagnose or triage.
Be among the first clinicians on Hydra MD.
Request early accessRunning a hospital or a network? Talk to us.