Health Access Card
What If You Could Carry Your Health History
in Your Pocket?
Let’s be honest:
Filling out your health history for the fourth time in six months? That’s not just frustrating—it’s a red flag.
Every duplicate form, missed record, or delayed diagnosis is a symptom of a much bigger issue: data fragmentation in healthcare.
And it’s costing us. Big time.
The Hidden Cost of Fragmented Health Data
Right now, your health story lives in silos—spread across EHR systems, health plans, labs, and pharmacies. These disconnected systems don’t just inconvenience patients and frustrate providers—they also drive up healthcare costs and reduce care quality.
According to CMS and multiple industry reports, data fragmentation contributes to more than $250 billion in unnecessary healthcare spending each year. That’s money lost to:
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Redundant testing and imaging
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Administrative back-and-forth
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Missed diagnoses and delays
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Incomplete histories at the point of care
It’s not just inefficiency. It’s poor care—and too often, it’s dangerous.
Interoperability Alone Isn’t Enough
We’ve seen progress.
Regulatory efforts like the 21st Century Cures Act and FHIR API mandates have pushed the industry toward open data access. Initiatives like the CARIN Alliance’s Digital Insurance Card have shown what’s possible in a more connected future.
But here’s the hard truth:
Insurance access isn’t health access.
Just because a provider knows your name and copay doesn’t mean they understand your full medical journey.
So how do we fix it?
Introducing the Health Access Card by AaNeel
What if there was one card—physical or digital—that let you carry your full health story in your pocket?
Meet the Health Access Card from AaNeel.
Built with interoperability, patient control, and real-world usability in mind, the Health Access Card gives individuals secure access to their complete health history—anywhere, anytime.
Here’s how it works:
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Tap-to-access using NFC technology (no app needed)
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Works on your mobile wallet or as a physical card
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One-time passcode sent for secure login
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Patient-controlled access—you decide who sees what
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Pulls from clinical, claims, and social health data sources
Diagnoses. Medications. Allergies. Immunizations. Providers. Even SDOH data.
All accessible in real time—whether you’re at the ER, urgent care, or a new specialist’s office.
Real Portability, Real Impact
This isn’t just a digital business card.
It’s the bridge between fragmented data systems and the coordinated care patients deserve.
For patients, it means:
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No more repeating histories
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Safer, faster, more informed care
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Control over personal data
For providers, it means:
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Smarter intake processes
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Reduced documentation burden
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Better decisions at the point of care
And for health plans and ACOs?
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Improved outcomes
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Lower utilization costs
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Faster quality reporting and risk adjustment accuracy
You Can Tap to Pay. So Why Can’t You Tap for Your Health Info?
We use our phones to board planes, unlock hotel rooms, and pay for coffee.
So why, in 2025, can’t we do the same to access our health history?
With the Health Access Card, we can.
It’s not just about technology—it’s about what happens when technology disappears into the background and makes room for better care, better data, and better decisions.
Ready to See It in Action?
Whether you’re a provider, health plan, or patient advocate—this is the kind of real-world interoperability that doesn’t just check boxes. It changes lives.
Curious how the Health Access Card fits into your organization’s goals?
Let’s connect.
The future of healthcare access is already here—one tap at a time.
