Your verified health records, public and private, finally all in one place.
We connect and organise your records so they’re ready when you need them. We do the work; you get the time back. And when you want to share, it’s on your terms.
We’re starting in Catalonia and building to extend across Spain and the rest of the EU. Your records live on your phone, so they travel with you wherever you go.
- View it simply.
- Share it easily.
- Take care of your health.
Show the code on your screen — nothing to install on their side.
Taking care of your health is hard enough. Seeing your health record shouldn't be.
Ever sat in a doctor’s office and couldn’t remember a past test and your doctor couldn’t see it either? We’ve been there too.
Travelling? Your records should come with you. Life doesn’t have borders. Neither should your health record.
Your medical history is a big part of getting good care. You and your doctor rely on it to make informed decisions. But that history is created across public and private systems, and across different providers. To piece it together, you have to juggle multiple portals and files. Time-consuming? Absolutely.
VeriVit — three steps to one unified, verified record: Connect, Navigate, Share.
Connect
Open the VeriVit app and pick the places that look after your health: public (CatSalut), your private clinics and labs. One secure sign-in to each, and we do the rest.
Navigate
Everything in one view, public and private together. You can narrow records to what you need right now: by type of care, by where you were seen, or by date. Every connected record comes straight from the clinic, lab or pharmacy that created it. Missing something important? Upload a PDF or a photo. We will add it to the view.
Share
Share your records with whoever you choose: a doctor, someone in your family, a care coordinator.
You can also take part in clinical research, or connect a health app you already use. Each has its own separate consent. Change your mind anytime, and access stops the moment you say so.
Your dual-coverage patients have care you can’t see.
31% of people in Catalonia hold both public and private cover.1 VeriVit brings public and private healthcare together. If you need to know a patient’s full medical history, they can easily share it with you from the VeriVit app.
- Fewer blind spots — during the visit the patient shares their records from public and private systems, so you don’t depend on the patient remembering results or diagnoses. The connected record is there to inform the conversation.
- No burden on your practice — nothing to install, no account, no procurement. The patient shares from their phone.
- Built on the formats EHDS will require — VeriVit structures records to HL7 FHIR and the International Patient Summary, the same standards base the regulation points to for 2029.
- Ready for what’s coming? — from 2029 your practice must be able to exchange patient summaries in a common European format. Ask VeriVit how to make this exchange with minimum effort on your side.
1 IDIS, Análisis de situación de la sanidad privada, 2025 (31% in Catalunya).
For doctors and clinics. Nothing to set up — your patients share with you.
doctors@verivit.io
One connected healthcare record. You make healthcare decisions. VeriVit connects the records.
Patient-level RWD across healthcare systems, with follow-up that lasts.
Site-based recruitment carries well-known limits: recruitment is slow, the data is limited to what the site’s EMR holds, the population skews toward patients living near a site, and long-term follow-up loses patients. Patient-centred RWD collection is an emerging alternative. VeriVit supports it across Phase 2–4 and PASS.
- Patient identification — the criteria pack runs in the patient’s own app. A match shows an invitation; a non-match displays nothing. If the patient clicks the invitation link, they are connected to the sponsor’s study portal. Consent, onboarding and eligibility stay with the sponsor’s team.
- Data collection, with provenance by design — every value is bound to its source document and can be checked against it. ICH E6(R3) Annex 2 identifies provenance and traceability among the factors bearing on whether RWD can be relied on.1
- Collection across public and private systems, and across regions — VeriVit follows the patient.
- Retrospective — patient authentication to each source removes probabilistic-linkage uncertainty.
- Prospective — follow-up survives a change of clinic or region.
- A framework for randomization in prospective studies. Allocation stays with the sponsor’s research team.
- Feasibility support — how many patients meet the criteria, as dated bands with the denominator stated.
- Records are produced against the EEHRxF and its HL7 FHIR implementation guides.
Data characteristics, extraction validation and linkage methodology available under NDA.
1 ICH E6(R3) Annex 2, §3.5.1(a). Adopted at Step 4 on 3 June 2026; effective 15 January 2027.
Your members are getting care that doesn’t reach you.
31% of people in Catalonia hold both public and private cover.1 Your members use the public system too: doctor visits, emergency care, hospital stays. None of it reaches you. VeriVit enables members to share their public record with you.
- The healthcare record you don’t see — public care, structured and traceable to source, shared by the member.
- Fewer repeated tests — a test already done in the public system is a test paid for twice.2
- The member controls every share — per recipient and scope, time-limited, revocable, with a visible access log.
1 IDIS, Análisis de situación de la sanidad privada, 2025 (31% in Catalunya).
2 Source pending.
Research sponsors and payers. Detail available under NDA.
organizations@verivit.io
Connects records. Hands them to patients. Makes sharing easy.
VeriVit is a viewer and an orchestrator, not a repository. It connects to the systems that hold your care, brings what they publish into one place, and leaves it with you.
No central store
Records stay on the patient’s device. VeriVit holds no readable copy of anyone’s health record.
Built to anticipate the EHDS mandate
VeriVit is designed to anticipate the data exchange the EHDS mandate will require, and already uses the Yellow Button — the HL7 FHIR International Patient Summary available in La Meva Salut. It reads that output and completes it with the data the public system does not yet capture in the export: vaccinations, laboratory tests and hospital discharge reports.
Private care is Yellow Button naïve
Private clinics and hospitals have no Yellow Button functionality for sharing data — in practice they share PDFs. VeriVit extracts those reports and renders them into the same HL7 FHIR IPS the Yellow Button uses. The result is a single shareable IPS connecting public and private healthcare.
HL7 FHIR and the European exchange format
Structured data is read and produced in line with the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) and its HL7 FHIR implementation guides — International Patient Summary, laboratory report, discharge report. One-time sharing runs offline today, with the shared record travelling inside the link itself; it is moving to Smart Health Links, the FHIR-based mechanism the Yellow Button specification uses, which adds revocation and enforced expiry. Neither carries a readable copy through us.
Every value traceable to its source
Tap any result to see the original document it came from, with the issuing clinic or laboratory named. VeriVit shows what the source recorded and where. It does not add a clinical reading of its own — that is a conversation for a patient and their doctor.
Built to GDPR requirements
Health data is special-category data under Article 9, so every share is a separate, explicit and revocable permission — treatment, a health app and research are never bundled into one consent. Article 15 gives the right of access, Article 16 the right to have errors corrected at source, and Article 20 the right to receive a record in a machine-readable format and take it elsewhere. VeriVit exists to make those rights usable rather than theoretical: portable data, securely available to the patient on their own device.
Years of industry experience to solve fragmented records.
At VeriVit, we have fragmented records too.
We dedicate our experience to solving it for people and for the professionals who make healthcare decisions.
We’re at a rare turning point: regulation and technology have finally arrived together, and patients can be active participants in their own healthcare. However, good care depends on easy access to reliable data, and today that data sits scattered across systems that don’t talk to each other. That’s what VeriVit is for — it connects the data and hands it to the patient. The patient decides what happens next.
Elena Koshkina, PhD
FounderA PhD in biostatistics and twenty years across payers, providers and clinical research in the US, the UK and Spain. I’ve built consumer health products, led data teams, and designed real-world evidence studies, with one focus: the patient. And I’ve seen first-hand how a fragmented medical record weakens care, confounds outcomes and exhausts everyone involved: patients, doctors, researchers.
Maxim Draschinsky
CTOTwenty years building software for pharma, biotech and clinical trials taught me that the hard part of health technology isn’t the interface — it’s the data underneath, and whether the engineering holds when someone checks. A record is only useful if it can be trusted, traced to its source and reproduced. That’s what we’re building at VeriVit.
María José Peláez, PhD
Business Development,Data Strategy and AI Lead
A PhD in mathematics, and more than fifteen years turning complex data into products that serve people. I work across AI, data strategy and product innovation, with a consistent focus on human-centred design. My firm belief is that technology has to serve the person, not the other way round.
Vera Pomerantseva
AdvisorTwenty-five years across pharmaceutical R&D, business consulting and product leadership — Novartis, Bristol Myers Squibb, ZS Associates and eClinical Solutions. Vera leads complex R&D programmes, including risk-based quality management implementations, and is a published author, a SCOPE Advisory Board member and a regular presenter at industry conferences.
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Your connected health record is coming
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VERIVIT TECH, S.L. (NIF B93870723), Barcelona. We’ll use your email only to contact you about early access, on the basis of your consent. If you tell us what you’d use it for, we’ll use that to decide what to build first — nothing else. We won’t pass either on. We’ll delete them eighteen months after you sign up, or sooner if you ask. You can withdraw at any time, and you have the right to access, correct or delete your data — write to dpc@verivit.io.