Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for receiving healthcare data from a plurality data sources that generate and store data in various data model regimes, many of which are not standardized or are variants of a standard. Application interfaces may access preconfigured schema files defining the data fields of each particular data model associated with a data source. Records may be received from data sources, parsed or tagged according to logical domains, and stored into any number of repositories. The repositories may include a master repository that stores master records for each unique patient, comprising the collective data received from the various data sources.

Abstract: A secure repository is provided for personal medical records of individuals and families. These electronic records, owned and controlled by the individual, may then be made accessible in selected parts over secured lines, to appropriate care providers, insurers and suppliers. The individual can direct that his or her entire file be transmitted to a doctor or to a hospital emergency room through the use of a coded card or they can direct that their medical information can only be supplied in anonymous, summary form along with data of other insured's to employers/health plan sponsors.