I dont think they are aiming to approach that aspect of health-tech. This approach is pretty cool if you ask me. Too many projects are trying to put EHRs on a private chain and this will not happen anytime soon. Too much red tape and Epic corners the market with its partnerships and interop conglomerates like the Sequoia project and Surescripts HISP.

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So the focus is on particular medical data being made available to research organizations and in return the patient is provided with tokens that will allow a reduction in costs associated with procedures / meds that pertain to the data being shared? Ex. I had fibromyalgia and a pharm-research group asks to see my history and in turn the tokens could potentially pay for a portion of my Cymbalta Rx?

Are the tokens redeemable at the patients home clinic?

Im interested, cool project. Im an interop dev at a large institution working with Epic's EHR and in the Texas Interop collaborative. This space is begging for quality blockchain usage...not PTOY type wiz-bang nonsense.