A platform we're building

Omnihealth.Solutions

A person-centred health platform designed to help people build a useful, continuous health journal and choose how relevant information is shared with those involved in their care and support.

Illustration of an individual at the centre of a permissioned health network with family, carers and health professionals
The idea

Health information should make more sense around the person.

People often move between family, carers, practitioners, clinics, documents and apps. Omnihealth is being designed to help the individual keep continuity around their own health story.

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Build a health journal

Record health events, notes, documents, medicines, readings and reflections in a timeline that remains meaningful over time.

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Share deliberately

Choose what to share with family, carers and authorised service providers rather than treating access as all-or-nothing.

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Connect a care circle

Give the people supporting an individual better context, while keeping the person at the centre of permissions and participation.

Omni platform engine architecture illustration
Built on our platform engineering

A real-world proving ground for complex architecture.

Omnihealth draws on the same reusable foundations we use for demanding platforms: identity, permissions, data boundaries, service communication, auditability and modular integration.

  • Permission-oriented access models
  • Secure service and data boundaries
  • APIs for partner and platform integration
  • Mobile and web experiences
  • Architecture designed for incremental evolution
Responsible positioning

Supporting people, not replacing healthcare professionals.

Omnihealth is intended to help people organise and understand their own information and share relevant context with people they trust. It is not intended to replace a clinician's official record, professional judgement, diagnosis or emergency care.

Our product principle: make the person's health story easier to maintain and share without making the technology pretend to be the healthcare professional.