An illustrative story
Casablanca
Alena needs urgent care. Her allergy record is sitting in Geneva.
Geneva clinic
Holds her penicillin allergy record
Alena
Cannot carry verified health context
Casablanca ER
Treating with incomplete information
Your health. Wherever life happens.
One patient identity.
Across care and coverage.
Wherever life happens.
Lyvra is patient-controlled health infrastructure that brings together trusted health context and makes it portable across providers, systems and borders.
Closed
Unverified
Deciding now
Healthcare is local.People are not.
The Lyvra idea
The patient becomes the continuity layer.
Hospitals, labs, insurers and clinics each hold a piece of the story. Lyvra connects them through the one participant present at every step: the patient, with consent, provenance and audit built in.
- Hospitals
- Clinics
- EHRs
- Labs
The patient
Lyvra Health
Patientlayer
Health WalletFamilyEmergencyTravelAya
Trustlayer
IdentityConsentAuthorizationProvenanceAudit
Clinicallayer
RecordsVisitsPrescriptionsEHR exchange
Coveragelayer
InsuranceEligibilityRequirementsAuthorizationClaims
- Imaging
- Payers / TPAs
- Cross-border providers
How it works
Your context moves with you.
Six steps, from a scattered history to continuity that follows the patient wherever care happens next.
01
Build
Bring records and health context together in one longitudinal record, each item kept with where it came from.
02
Control
Choose what is shared, with whom, for what reason and for how long. Nothing moves without the patient’s yes.
03
Care
Clinicians receive the relevant context in a time-limited session, scoped to exactly what was authorized.
04
Continue
Results return to the patient’s longitudinal record, so the next clinician starts from the full picture.
05
Coverage
The same identity extends to insurance and administrative workflows: coverage, eligibility, requirements, authorization and claims.
06
Anywhere next
Wherever life happens next, the patient carries continuity forward to the next clinic, city or country.
The product
Already built around the patient.
These are real Lyvra screens, shown with a demo patient. The patient app and the clinician workstation are built, working software.
Everything that matters, at a glance.
The Lyvra Health ID brings emergency information, insurance and upcoming travel together, with health trends drawn from the patient’s own results.
- An emergency profile with a high-contrast screen to show when it matters
- Insurance and travel kept with the health identity
- Trends that mark results the source flagged
Every result keeps its origin.
Results, reports, prescriptions and documents are organised by visit and over time. Each one shows where it came from, so patients and clinicians know what they are looking at.
- Provenance on every record
- Flags exactly as the source reported them
- The same measurement followed over time
Care for the people closest to you.
Connect with immediate family and decide, in each direction, who can see what. Every family view is visible in the activity of the person whose wallet it is.
- Separate permissions in each direction
- View, or view and share
- A clear record of who looked, and when
Answers grounded in your own record.
Aya is the intelligence layer over the patient’s longitudinal context. It retrieves, explains, prepares and summarises, and says where each answer comes from. It does not diagnose.
- Explains results in plain language
- Helps prepare for the next appointment
- Points back to the records it used
For clinicians
The right context.
Only after the patient says yes.
The Lyvra Workstation gives clinicians the patient-authorized record in a focused, time-limited view, alongside the systems they already use.
Verified patient identity
The clinician knows whose record this is before reading anything.
Consented access
Access starts with the patient’s authorization, never with a search.
Longitudinal context
Visits, results and documents in time order, across sources.
Record provenance
Every item shows the system or person it came from.
Visit context
Orders, results, notes and updates grouped by the visit they belong to.
Clinical filtering
Labs, vitals, imaging and documents, each in its own view.
Bounded sessions
Access is time-limited and ends on schedule or on demand.
Audit
Every view is recorded in the patient’s activity log.
Lyvra complements existing clinical systems by bringing patient-authorized context into the care journey.
Explore Lyvra for providersCare and coverage
Care does not stop at the clinical record.
Every patient journey also runs through insurance: coverage, eligibility, requirements, prior authorization, claims and adjudication. Lyvra carries the same identity and the same trust rules into that side of care.
Patient
One identity and the coverage that goes with it
Provider
Care delivered with the right context
Lyvra trust layer
Consent, authorization and provenance on every exchange
Coverage workflow
Payer and administrator systems, market by market
- 01Coverage
- 02Eligibility
- 03Requirements
- 04Prior authorization
- 05Claims
- 06Adjudication
One canonical platform. Market-specific rails.
Why now
Healthcare infrastructure is finally opening.
Regulation and standards are making health data more connected. Connectivity alone does not create continuity for the patient; that is the gap Lyvra fills.
Europe
A legal framework for portable health data
The European Health Data Space regulation entered into force in March 2025. Cross-border exchange of patient summaries and ePrescriptions is scheduled from 2029.
Source: Regulation (EU) 2025/327
United States
Machine-readable access is becoming mandatory
Federal rules require impacted payers to offer patient, provider and prior-authorization APIs, with the main API requirements applying from January 2027.
Source: CMS-0057-F fact sheet
Global
A common structure for care across borders
The HL7 International Patient Summary gives clinicians in different countries a shared structure for the essentials: allergies, medications, problems and more.
Source: HL7 FHIR IPS
304 millionpeople lived outside their country of birth in 2024. Source: UN DESA, International Migrant Stock 2024
Trust
Patient control must be infrastructure, not a promise.
In Lyvra, consent is enforced by the server on every request. The interface reflects the rules; it does not replace them.
Scoped access
Share only what is relevant: the whole record, one visit or selected items.
Time-bound authorization
Access expires on schedule, and the patient can end it at any moment.
Provenance
Know where every piece of information came from, and who added it.
Auditability
Every access is recorded and visible to the patient.
Encryption and resilience
Encrypted storage with managed keys, deletion that holds after a restore, and protected backups.
Lyvra Health
Health information should move as easily as people do.
Lyvra is building the patient-controlled trust layer for healthcare, across systems, providers and markets.