Hubble is a healthcare data platform that aggregates patient records across EHRs, payers, and HIE networks using APIs, browser, and voice agents to reach systems that traditional tools cannot access.
What the product does and how it is positioned
Hubble functions as a records layer for healthcare, designed to retrieve comprehensive patient information by leveraging both patient-mediated and provider-mediated access models.
The platform normalizes data from disparate sources into a single, traceable record, aiming to eliminate the need for per-vendor data deals and extensive engineering for integration.
Source-supported ways to use the product
Enables organizations to retrieve patient records across various EHRs and payers by utilizing the patient's own right of access, bypassing the need for per-provider contracts.
Allows providers to perform real-time eligibility checks, manage benefits, handle prior authorizations, and conduct scheduling or document uploads through a unified API.
The documented workflow, where available
Establish a connection to the platform to gain access to integrated EHRs and payer systems.
Define permissions for data access, supporting all actions are logged and HIPAA-compliant.
Begin the flow of normalized patient records into the production environment.
Hubble distinguishes itself by reaching the 'long tail' of healthcare data that standard network-based APIs often miss. By employing a multi-modal approach, the platform utilizes APIs where available, supplemented by browser and voice agents to interact with systems that lack modern connectivity.
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The platform is designed to enable records to begin flowing in weeks rather than months by providing a unified connection to EHRs and payers.
Unlike standard network-based APIs that may miss certain systems, Hubble uses a combination of APIs, browser agents, and voice agents to reach the long tail of patient data.
Yes, the platform is built to be HIPAA-compliant from the start, so that every action is permissioned, logged, and audit-ready.
Hubble supports electronic retrieval across Epic, athenahealth, and national networks, in addition to various payers like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna.
Yes, the platform supports patient-mediated access for record retrieval and offers a beta version of provider-mediated access for read and write operations.
