My Health Sharing

You decide what to share and with whom. There are two kinds of sharing, and you control each one on its own. You can change or withdraw your choices at any time.

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Share with my care team

Send my health information to the people who care for me.

Identifies me · HIPAA

Who receives it

Dr. Alan Chen — my physician

Primary care

Community care manager

Care coordination

My health plan

Payer

What I'm sharing

My learning & badges

Programs completed, engagement

My Certified Patient score

Health-literacy & adherence

My biometrics

Steps, heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure

🔒 This share includes your name. It goes only to the people you switch on above, and nowhere else. Turning this on authorizes FFH to share this information with them (a HIPAA authorization).

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Help improve programs for everyone

Contribute my data — anonymously — so researchers can learn what works best, for whom.

Anonymous · never identifies me

What this means

Your information is stripped of anything that could identify you and combined with many other people's data. Researchers only ever see group patterns — for example, which programs help lower missed appointments in a community. Your name, contact, and account are never shared, and no one can trace the data back to you.

What I'll contribute to research

Program participation & outcomes

What I did and how it went

Anonymous biometric trends

De-identified activity & vitals

🛡️ Research is overseen by the Force for Health Institute under an ethics/IRB review. Approved university and public-health researchers may study the anonymous data only under a data-use agreement. You can withdraw future contributions anytime.

You are in control. Sharing is off until you turn it on, and you may change or withdraw any choice at any time from this screen. Withdrawing stops future sharing; it does not affect research already completed on previously de-identified data. This screen is health information sharing, not medical advice.

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