Give a patient a portable health record governed by their own consent across clinics and labs, with role-based access and a full audit trail. A patient presenting at any consortium clinic has their history available in under thirty seconds, with no calls or fax transfers.
Turn scattered provider files into one consent-governed, portable record the patient controls.
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The DID and VC Ledger binds consent to the patient's own identity, so record access at any clinic follows the patient's decision rather than each provider's default.
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The Civil Registry anchors the patient identity that ties records from different providers to one person without duplicating or centralizing the records themselves.
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The Privacy and Compliance Guard enforces data-protection rules on every disclosure, keeping shared records within legal limits for health information.
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A clinic, a lab, and a specialist each see only the record scope their role permits, so portability never means unrestricted exposure.
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A new clinic resolves the patient's consented history on presentation, replacing phone calls and fax transfers with a sub-thirty-second lookup.
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Every access and consent change is logged immutably, so the patient and a regulator can see exactly who viewed the record and when.
Follow one patient from enrollment through a new-clinic visit to an instant, consented record retrieval.
09:00:12
[SYS] Enrolling patient into portability chain...
09:00:12
[CMD] enroll { idAnchor: "CIV_5521", scope: "CONSORTIUM" }
09:00:13
[AUTH] Binding identity via civil registry...
09:00:13
[OK] Patient enrolled at block 9600121.
Cerulea decomposes record portability into modular contracts. Each layer enrolls, authorizes, retrieves, and logs so a patient carries a consented record without centralizing data.
Consent-governed portability is a horizontal capability. Here is how different actors in the care consortium put it to work.
Retrieve a new patient's consented history in seconds on presentation, ending the phone calls and fax transfers that delay care and repeat tests.
Key Asset Types
Share results into a patient's portable record under role-based access, so prior tests are visible to the next provider without the patient carrying physical films or reports.
Key Asset Types
Control who can see their record across the consortium and review a full history of every access, replacing lost paper files with a portable, consent-governed identity.
Key Asset Types
Whether you are bridging clinic and lab systems or capturing consent from a patient's own device, Cerulea routes both into one portability layer.
For clinics and labs on legacy record systems. Access requests are authorized on-chain and records are pulled from source through the API gateway without centralizing data.
Clinic / Lab System
Provider Record Platforms
Cerulea API Gateway
Consent & Federated Fetch
Cerulea Private Chain
Portability Consent Ledger
For patients on a personal wallet. Enrollment and consent decisions are signed from the patient's device and routed directly to the ledger they control.
Patient App / Wallet
Patient Devices
Consortium Validators
Consent Consensus
Cerulea Ledger
Portable Record Consent
Building a portability chain with patient-controlled consent, role-based access, and federated retrieval from scratch requires specialised engineers and long inter-provider integration cycles. Calculate your exact deployment speed using Cerulea.
Traditional Deployment
Solidity Coding & Audits
~ 13 Months
Visual Compilation
WASM Logical Artifacts
~ 4 Weeks
The legacy timeline reflects multi-provider interoperability benchmarks. Wiring each clinic and lab, building consent and role-based access, and shipping federated retrieval for an average consortium takes a baseline of 10 months. Building the same architecture on Cerulea takes a baseline of 2 weeks, because Cerulea Studio visually translates your consent and access rules into pre-audited WebAssembly binaries and provisions the portability ledger instantly.