Veladon · Your personal health record storage
Your medical record. Yours.
Veladon makes it easier to request your medical records from any provider — including the ones whose records aren't available digitally. Organize them in one app. Share them on your terms.
The wedge
Your record lives in eight places. None of them are you.
Every clinic, lab, and hospital you've visited holds a slice of your history. Each one hides it behind a different portal, a different login, and a different release form.
Veladon helps you ask for your records and gives you one place to keep them once they arrive. You sign the authorization in the app; the provider sends the records to you; you store them in Veladon so your whole history lives somewhere you actually look.
How it works
Three steps. One app.
What you get
One app. Six things it does.
Your data, your device
Built to a HIPAA-equivalent standard. From day one.
Sensitive identifiers and health data are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Every connection to our servers uses TLS. Sessions are per-device, biometric-locked (Face ID / Touch ID), and revocable from any other device in seconds.
We do not sell your health information. We do not serve targeted ads against it. We do not share it with employers, insurers, or marketers without a signed Release from you. We do not use your protected health information to train AI models — ours or anyone else's.
Who Veladon is for
Three kinds of people we built this for.
Anyone whose care lives across multiple providers.
Primary care in one place, specialists in another, labs and imaging somewhere else again. When every visit starts with re-collecting the same record, Veladon is the place it all comes together.
Caregivers.
Helping a parent, partner, or child navigate the system. Designated Agent access gives you the visibility you need without an awkward password handoff or a HIPAA violation.
Anyone tired of chasing records.
If you've ever printed a release form and spent two weeks on hold trying to confirm it landed — Veladon is for you.
What Veladon isn't
Not a doctor. Not a diagnosis. Not a substitute for care.
Veladon does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. It collects the records your providers already hold and puts them in front of you so you can show up informed. Decisions about your care belong with you and your clinician.
If you think you may be having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number — not us.
Questions
FAQ.
What's a personal health record?
A PHR is a copy of your health information that you — not a hospital or insurer — control. Veladon is a consumer-direct PHR.
How does Veladon get my records from a provider?
Veladon doesn't get them — you do. We help you generate a HIPAA-compliant authorization, pre-filled and signable in the app. You submit it, and the provider sends the records to the address or contact you specified on the release: your home, your email, your hands at the next visit. Veladon is where you upload and keep them once they arrive. Federal law gives providers up to thirty days to respond, though most respond in one to two weeks.
Does it work with any provider?
Any U.S. provider that accepts a HIPAA-compliant authorization — which, by law, is all of them. If a particular provider has an unusual intake process, we'll flag it before you sign and walk you through it.
Where does my data live?
On your phone and on our servers. Sensitive identifiers and health data are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM; everything in transit uses TLS. Documents are stored in encrypted object storage.
Is Veladon HIPAA-compliant?
As a PHR vendor we may not technically be a HIPAA "Covered Entity", but we have voluntarily adopted safeguards that mirror HIPAA's Security and Privacy Rules — encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access, session revocation, audit logging, and a six-year retention floor on health data we hold.
Can I share records with another doctor?
Yes — that's part of why Veladon exists. The app is designed to make it easier to share your medical records with your doctors when they need them, or to assign a Designated Agent — a family member, caregiver, or other trusted person — to help manage your records on your behalf. The aim is for your medical history to be accessible to the health providers who need it, on your terms. Generate a Release naming the recipient, sign it, and submit. Same authorization flow as a request; you direct where the records go.
Android?
iPhone first. Android is on the roadmap; we'd rather ship one platform well than two halfway.
Who built this?
Veladon is built by Zabaca, Inc. Questions: support@veladon.com.