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For patients

Walk in knowing your file better than anyone in the room.

Get the file into one place. Read what it actually says. Walk into the next visit with questions that came from your records, not from a search bar.

An illustrated medical file bringing records, scans, labs and treatments together
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Getting your records in

Four ways in. Pick any one.

A typical Medicare patient sees seven physicians a year, across four separate practices. Not one of them holds the whole story.

Whichever you choose, the read begins the day you connect and re-runs as new records arrive. We tell you the moment your record summary is ready.

Everything is encrypted, never sold, and yours to delete. Straight answers on privacy →

  1. Path 01

    We request them

    Verify your identity and sign one release. We pull your history through the national networks (Carequality and TEFCA), and a clinician signs the request with you.

  2. Path 02

    You upload them

    PDFs, photos of paper, discs, faxes: whatever you already have goes in.

  3. Path 03

    Connect a portal Coming soon

    Link Medicare Blue Button or MyChart, or search for your hospital. Portals and wearables will feed your records directly.

  4. Path 04

    We talk it through Coming soon

    Talk it through with Triangle, or have a care coordinator call you, or the family member helping you.

What you receive

A clearer file. Better questions for the room.

Triangle does not diagnose. It helps you understand what your records say, what may be missing, and what to ask next.

Start with a free record reading. Add the $9 deeper analysis only when you want it. See pricing →

Included free

Your record, made understandable

  • One current history from the records available
  • A plain-language reading of what is there
  • A clear view of what may still be missing

Optional · $9/month

A deeper read across your file

  • Records and supported sequencing read together
  • Source-linked questions and possibilities
  • Reviewed by a licensed physician before you receive it

A question worth carrying in

“Your February pathology and March sequencing describe one finding differently—worth asking about on Tuesday.”

Illustrative example · not medical advice

Made for the conversation

Plain language for you. Sources your care team can check. Triangle helps you arrive ready; your treating clinician makes the decisions.

Go into your next visit prepared.

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