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Family health records

Your family’s health, handled.

Every record from every doctor, in one file you own, explained in plain words.

Records in English, Urdu and Portuguese

Dad, 81

Ready
  1. Claim denied
  2. Denial explained
  3. Evidence gathered
  4. Appeal ready
Sample data

What we can say plainly

Trust center
  • Hosted in Germany

    On a server we operate at Hetzner in Falkenstein. The AI providers we use in the United States are named publicly.

  • Encrypted in transit and in backups

    TLS on every connection. Off-site backups are encrypted on our server before they go to Google Drive in the US.

  • Never sold, no ad trackers

    No data sales and no analytics scripts. Export everything, or delete it, at any time.

  • Educational, not a diagnosis

    Kureon organizes and explains your records. Your doctor decides. Not for emergencies.

  • Ontario and Canada privacy

    For Canadian users, PIPEDA applies. For Ontario clinics we act as a PHIPA electronic service provider.

Who it is for

One file for the whole family. Nothing missed, nothing sold.

Built for the person who keeps the family’s health on track, often from another city or country. Older parents can use it directly, with large, plain text.

Illustrative image: a woman and her elderly mother looking at a tablet together at a kitchen table.01Refill due Friday

Caring for a parent

Medicines, interactions and refills in one list. When a report says "repeat in six months", it is tracked and you are reminded before it slips.

Illustrative image: a man waiting by an airport window with his phone and a carry-on bag.02Translated from Portuguese

A family across borders

A family spread across countries keeps one record. Each home brings its own language, its own portals and its own paperwork, and all of it lands in the same file.

Illustrative image: a woman at home reading a printed insurance letter, pen in hand.03Appeal ready to review

A denied claim

Denials explained, bills checked for errors, and appeals drafted from the record itself. Nothing is sent without your OK.

Brings in records from

  • Hospital portals (SMART on FHIR)
  • PDF letters and reports
  • Photos of paper pages
  • CT and MRI scans
  • Apple Health
  • Oura
  • WHOOP
  • Insurance letters

What the file holds

Everything in one place, explained

Illustrative image: hands sorting a stack of paper medical letters beside a phone.

Every record, one file

Reports, scans, lab results and letters from every hospital, lab and portal, in any country. Connect a portal, forward a PDF, or photograph a page. Each person gets their own file.

Explained plainly

Each result in plain words first and the clinical number second, charted over the years so you can see what is changing. Educational, never a diagnosis.

Medicines and follow-ups kept

Medicines, interactions and refills in one list. When a report says "repeat in six months", it is tracked and you are reminded before it slips.

Claims taken up for you

Denials explained, bills checked for errors, and appeals drafted from the record itself. Nothing is sent without your OK.

Why it matters

Health records still do not follow the patient

Each hospital, lab and insurer keeps its own piece. Kureon puts the pieces back together for the people who need them.

13%
of Canadian adults can see all three core parts of their health record online: test results, immunizations and medication history.CIHI, 2025(opens in a new tab)
31%
of Canadian adults have no electronic access to any of their own health information.CIHI, 2025(opens in a new tab)
39
prior authorization requests per US physician each week, on average.AMA physician survey, 2024(opens in a new tab)

Our promises

Yours to keep, yours to take

We only publish what we can show. Read the privacy promise, the trust center or every company we use.

  1. We never sell data

    No data sales, no ad trackers, no analytics scripts. Only the cookies needed to sign in, stay secure and remember your language.

  2. You can always leave

    Export the whole record as a ZIP or a FHIR bundle (a standard file format for health records) at any time. Close your account and your records are deleted within 30 days. All copies, including encrypted backups, are deleted within 60 days of account closure. Encrypted backups themselves are deleted after 30 days.

  3. Hosted in Germany, AI in the US

    On a server we operate at Hetzner in Germany. Most AI features run with providers in the United States (Anthropic for text, Modal for imaging), under your AI features consent. Every company we use to run Kureon is listed publicly.

  4. You see who looks

    You are told when anyone opens records you shared. Behavioral health records need their own consent for every share.

Encrypted in transit, with encrypted backups. Encryption at rest is on our public roadmap, and we will not claim it before it ships. Kureon gives educational information to discuss with your clinician; it never diagnoses.

In one minute

The idea, in one minute

A short film of scattered records becoming one family file. It has no sound, and every scene is described below it.

Read what the film shows
  1. Health records scattered across many portals, languages and countries.
  2. Every doctor, hospital and country, gathered into one family file.
  3. Reports and results are read, explained in plain words and charted over the years.
  4. Missed follow-ups, refills and denied claims are flagged, and drafts are prepared.
  5. Every draft waits for a person to read and approve it.
  6. One record, owned by your family.

Health records that finally follow the family

Every record from every doctor, in one file you own, explained in plain words.