Retrieve Medical and MyID to Launch Wearable Electronic Health Record
Retrieve Medical Holdings and MyID have announced a joint venture to launch the first wearable device embedded with a user's complete, provider-verified Electronic Health Record (EHR), announced in a press release. This innovative platform will integrate Retrieve Medical's AI technology with MyID's smart wearables and mobile app, allowing users to carry a real-time, consolidated health profile accessible globally.
The device connects directly to Health Information Exchanges (HIEs), aggregating live medical records across providers and health systems. It retrieves structured EHR data, including lab results, prescriptions, diagnoses, allergies, and physician notes, using advanced natural language processing (NLP). These records are securely delivered to the user's wearable or app, optimized for emergency, point-of-care, or travel use.
The first product is scheduled to launch in Q3 2025, followed by a national awareness campaign and retail rollout. MyID currently supports over 314,000 medical profile users, a number expected to grow rapidly through a new healthcare prescription distribution provider, enhancing the product's reach across retail pharmacies and care providers.
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