Health Data Interoperability

Transforming Patient Record Management

NeuroVisen builds a vendor-neutral, longitudinal patient record that follows every person across every system, every provider, and every border, so care never has to start from zero.

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The Problem

Fragmented data. Fragmented care.

Every additional system a patient touches adds another gap in the story a clinician is trying to read. Acute, primary, community, and mental health records sit in incompatible systems that were never designed to talk to each other.

Siloed systems

Acute, primary, community, and mental health records sit in siloed EPRs, each holding a fragment of the same person's history.

An incomplete view

Clinicians still lack a single, reconciled view of medications, allergies, problems, investigations, and recent events.

Strain across the system

Integrated Care Systems struggle to manage elective recovery, population health, and flow across every connected provider.

No continuity across borders

Travellers, migrants, and patients receiving remote care lose their entire history the moment they cross into a new system.

The compounding impact

Duplicate tests Increased clinical risk Poorer patient experience System inefficiency & higher cost
Our Vision

One record. Every border.

A universal layer of trusted patient information, available in any system, at any point of care.

Single Patient Record

The Single Patient Record brings together every NHS interaction, medications, allergies, problems, investigations, and recent events, into one reconciled view that follows the patient across acute, primary, community, and mental health settings.

International Patient Record

The International Patient Record extends that same longitudinal history across borders, so a traveller, migrant, or patient in remote care no longer starts from zero the moment they enter a new health system.

How It Works

From fragmented exhaust to a living record

Five layers turn scattered clinical data into one canonical, auditable patient story.

01

Multi-source data ingestion

HL7 v2, FHIR, CCD / C-CDA, and DICOM feeds connect directly into existing EHRs, labs, and imaging systems, without replacing any of them.

02

Master Patient Index & probabilistic matching

Every record is matched back to the right patient, even across systems that were never designed to agree on identity.

03

SNOMED, LOINC & RxNorm normalization

Diagnoses, results, and medications are translated into shared clinical languages, so nothing is lost in translation between systems.

04

Longitudinal data layer & API gateway

One continuous, auditable record per patient, served through HL7 FHIR APIs to any authorized system that needs it.

05

Optional LLM & RAG insights

Clean, coded, and consented data becomes the foundation for AI-generated summaries and clinical decision support, entirely optional and always traceable.

The Core Economic Engine

This platform monetizes the delta.

The ingestion platform is a data refinery that turns fragmented clinical exhaust into a proprietary, normalized, longitudinal clinical data asset, and the intelligence layers built on top of it.

Before

Raw healthcare data

On its own, healthcare data is fragmented, inconsistent, locked inside individual vendor systems, and largely unusable for real analysis.

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After

Normalized longitudinal data

Once ingested, matched, and coded, that same data becomes rare, extremely valuable, reusable across every product built on top of it, and defensible once established.

Multiple Compounding Revenue Streams

Six markets. One canonical record.

The same normalized data asset is licensed, subscribed to, and built on by six very different kinds of customers.

What it sells

A Single Patient Record platform as a core subscription, with optional modules for care coordination, longitudinal views, and clinical alerts.

How money is made

Annual enterprise licensing or per-member-per-month pricing, secured through multi-year contracts running three to seven years.

Why they pay

It eliminates duplicate testing, cuts the time clinicians spend hunting for data across systems, and improves patient throughput.

Key enabler

Canonical ingestion means data from every connected system appears as one continuous patient story.

What it sells

Population health analytics, screening gap identification, and outbreak and surveillance dashboards.

How money is made

Program-based funding paired with multi-year public sector contracts.

Why they pay

Reporting is often mandatory, prevention costs far less than treatment, and regional visibility improves in real time.

Key enabler

Temporal and terminology normalization make population-level analytics accurate instead of approximate.

What it sells

Predictive risk models, early warning systems for conditions like sepsis and deterioration, and AI-generated clinical summaries.

How money is made

Per-module licensing alongside usage-based pricing tied to AI calls and patients analyzed.

Why they pay

Better outcomes, lower malpractice exposure, and intelligence a clinician can act on immediately.

Key enabler

None of this works without data that is canonical, typed, coded, and temporally aligned underneath it.

What it sells

De-identified longitudinal datasets, cohort discovery services, and trial feasibility and recruitment support.

How money is made

Data licensing agreements and per-study fees.

Why they pay

Faster trials, stronger real-world evidence, and lower patient recruitment costs.

Key enabler

Canonical patient timelines make phenotype creation possible at scale.

What it sells

Utilization analytics, risk adjustment insights, and fraud detection.

How money is made

Subscription pricing combined with shared savings and outcome-based arrangements.

Why they pay

Reduced claims leakage and materially better cost forecasting.

Key enabler

Cross-source data surfaces patterns that stay invisible inside claims-only systems.

What it sells

Normalized clinical APIs, event streams, and developer access, plus a national patient record backbone that governments can white-label.

How money is made

Tiered, usage-based API billing for partners, and large-scale procurement with long-term operational agreements for national programs.

Why they pay

Partners skip building HL7 and FHIR ingestion from scratch and reach market faster. Governments meet interoperability mandates with a vendor-neutral foundation.

Key enabler

One canonical API replaces dozens of point-to-point integrations, backed by standards-first ingestion, compliance, and auditability.

The Revenue Flywheel

Every customer makes the platform smarter for the next one.

Each new connection strengthens the dataset, improves the models built on it, and raises the value of the platform for everyone already on it.

1Better Ingestion
2Better Canonical Data
3More Downstream Products
4More Revenue Streams
5Higher Switching Costs
6Platform Dominance

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Bring one record to every point of care.

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Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

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