Personalized care needs a more complete record, kept current.
A senior-focused preventative-care platform that pairs older adults with AI-assisted physicians.
Proactive care stalls when the data will not connect.
The care model depends on a continuous, more complete picture of each member. But a relatively healthy senior population has low patient-portal engagement, and most do not remember their portal logins, so self-service connectors drop members at the login step and the record never arrives.
The fallbacks have gaps too: exchange coverage is uneven, some large systems force a portal login anyway, and one-time pulls go stale the moment a member sees a new doctor.
A record that connects once and stays current.
Members verify their identity and authorize once, and Hubble retrieves across every source without depending on a portal login: direct EHR integrations for a continuous feed, health information exchange networks, and voice and browser agents for the long tail. Members set the longest authorization window, so records keep updating instead of needing a fresh pull.
Hubble also watches payer and claims activity to catch new visits and re-request records, so the care team sees results as they arrive rather than chasing them.
What Hubble delivered
- Retrieval that never depends on a patient-portal login
- Direct EHR integrations with a long authorization window for continuous updates
- HIE networks plus voice and browser agents for the long tail
- Payer and claims monitoring to catch new visits
- Structured records delivered through one patient link
What changed after Hubble.
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