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The records they share, in one timeline.
Review shared lab reports, imaging reports and prescriptions in date order. Available original documents stay alongside the organized record; coverage depends on the records and sources supported.
Hync for partners
Your next patient’s history may start somewhere else.
Review the records they share from other hospitals and laboratories, organized before their next visit.
Patient-shared recordsSources for reviewClinical judgment stays yours
Before the appointment
The records they share.
Ready for the conversation.
Reports from different providers can be difficult to piece together. Hync organizes the records your patient shares so you can review them before the conversation.
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The days between visits
Where available, wearable data adds context from daily life alongside the records your patient shares.
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A shared point of reference
Use the body visualization to navigate related records while discussing them with your patient.
A clear role
The judgment
stays yours.
Hync organizes patient-shared records for your review. You decide what they mean for your patient.
No diagnosis or risk scores
The partner experience presents records and sources for your review. It does not make clinical conclusions.
No clinical prompts or treatment recommendations
Clinical interpretation and treatment decisions remain with you.
Your existing system stays in place
Review the history your patient shares alongside the records your practice already keeps.
No tests or referral commissions
Hync focuses on organizing records, not selling tests or treatments.
The three-patient pilot
Start small.
Review the workflow.
Start with three patients whose records are hardest to follow. Discuss the scope, support and timing with Hync before inviting patients.
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Discuss the pilot.
Agree the scope with Hync, including the records to explore, available support and the coordination needed from your practice.
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Invite three suitable patients.
Patients choose whether to participate, share their records and authorize access. Discuss the help they need to get started as part of the pilot scope.
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Review before the visit.
Review the organized records before their visits, then decide whether the workflow is useful to your practice.
The three-patient pilot is free. Pricing for ongoing professional use is discussed after the pilot, based on your practice’s needs.
I already have a records system. Why add Hync?
Your system holds the visits your practice has seen. Hync organizes the records your patient shares from other providers for review alongside your existing records. Where available, everyday data adds context between visits.
What does our practice need to do?
Discuss the scope, support and timing with Hync before inviting patients. Patients share their records and authorize access; your practice coordinates participation and reviews the organized records. Agree the help patients need to get started as part of the pilot scope.
What if a patient chooses not to share?
Participation is voluntary. The pilot helps us understand whether patients are willing and able to share their records. Your practice enquiry does not authorize access to a patient’s information.
What does the pilot cost?
The three-patient pilot is free. Pricing for ongoing professional use is discussed after the pilot, based on the practice's needs.
Can I see the original source?
Where an original report is available for a supported record, review it alongside the organized result. The available history and source coverage depend on what the patient shares and which records and sources are supported; discuss coverage when agreeing the pilot scope.
Human and health in sync
See how it fits your next consultation.
Start with three patients whose records are hardest to piece together.
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