The full record for care. No name for research.
Vita applies the Datasight platform to health. It joins hospital, pharmacy and insurance records for the clinicians who treat and the researchers who study.
Type 2 diabetesHypertensionAsthma
On screen
The name goes. The medicine stays.
A record heads for the research workspace. The name becomes a token, the date of birth a year, the address a region. Diagnosis and treatment pass through untouched, and the record joins its cohort ready for study.
How it works
The bedside and the laboratory, served from the same records.
The same patient across sources
A hospital stay, a filled prescription and a paid claim are matched to the same person. Each source adds its part of the record.
Care and research, each in its place
Care teams work with the identified record they need to treat. Researchers have a workspace of their own, built for de-identified data.
Cohorts by diagnosis, treatment or period
Researchers draw a cohort from the de-identified records and follow it over time.
A record from door to door
What one service records is there for the next, so treatment picks up where it stopped.
Questions in the researcher's words
Who among these patients was also treated for asthma? The answer refines the cohort on de-identified rows.
Why by construction
Names leave before research begins.
Vita takes names out before a record reaches the research side. Privacy is built into the path itself, so researchers work freely with everything that remains.
Your records hold your next studies.
Vita opens them to research without naming a single patient.