What We Built — Verifiable
Live · Federal Record
ONC (g)(10) Inferno PASS
317/317 sub-tests · April 17, 2026 · Same federal test suite required of every ONC-certified EHR in the United States. First attempt. Zero failures.
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Live · Production
Hyperledger Fabric 2.5 LTS
4 sovereign channels · Owned outright · Not AWS · Not Azure · Not Ethereum. Every node. Every channel. Every audit trail. Infrastructure the company controls completely.
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Designed · In Development
MRT Closed-Loop Loyalty Rewards
Designed to direct 85% of data royalties to patients via on-chain MRT closed-loop loyalty rewards. On-chain enforcement architecture designed. Currently in development-stage deployment. [Per SEC Comment 13 framework — not a security]
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The Problem
π The EHR Choke Point
Centralized EHR infrastructure is the single point of failure that took down U.S. healthcare twice in 2024.
Change Healthcare β February 21, 2024
A ransomware attack on UnitedHealth Group's Optum/Change Healthcare division disabled the nation's largest healthcare clearinghouse. Approximately 90% of U.S. hospitals lost claims processing for weeks. Estimated financial impact to providers exceeded $100 billion in delayed reimbursements. One centralized infrastructure node triggered a national healthcare payment crisis.
Source: American Hospital Association (AHA), UnitedHealth Group SEC filings 2024, HHS HC3 advisory
Ascension Health β May 8, 2024
A ransomware attack on Ascension Health disrupted clinical operations across 140 hospitals in 19 states. Providers reverted to paper-based workflows for weeks. Patient diversion, delayed surgeries, and test result delays were reported across the network. Root cause: a single shared EHR/clinical infrastructure footprint across all facilities.
Source: Ascension Health public statements, HHS OCR notifications, CISA advisories, MayβJune 2024
"essential utilities undergirding our critical infrastructure that, if severely disrupted or disabled, would cause cascading and crippling impact"
— Greg Garcia, Executive Director, Health-ISAC · Testimony before the House Energy & Commerce Committee · April 16, 2024
The Market Reality
Epic controls 42% of U.S. acute care.
That divide runs directly through your patients.
The Toll-Road World (Epic / Cerner)
- $500β$1,200+ per provider/month in licensing
- $1Mβ$10M+ implementation cost for large systems
- Patient data locked in proprietary format
- Information blocking practices (active antitrust litigation)
- Data sold to pharmaceutical research firms without transparent patient royalties
- 42% market share creates systemic single-point-of-failure risk
The Sovereign Architecture (MyRxWallet)
- Zero per-seat license fee — flat plan pricing
- ONC (g)(10) certified — same federal standard as Epic
- Patient data anchored on patient-controlled blockchain keys
- Full 21st Century Cures Act FHIR compliance built in
- 85% of data royalties designed to flow to patients (in development)
- No central PHI honeypot — decentralized by architecture
The Solution
ποΈ Our Architecture
Designed from first principles for decentralization, patient-controlled identity, and on-chain audit immutability.
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No Central PHI Honeypot
Patient health records are encrypted per-patient with patient-controlled keys and anchored on MyRx-Chain (Hyperledger Fabric 2.5 LTS). There is no single encrypted database that contains all patients' PHI β compromising one credential does not expose all records.
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Patient-Sovereign Identity
Each patient has a soulbound identity NFT on MyRx-Chain. Consent is on-chain, cryptographically signed, and patient-revocable at any time. No provider, insurer, or clearinghouse can access records without an active on-chain consent grant from the patient.
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Immutable Audit Trail
Every data access event β consent grant, vault access, record modification, AI agent query β is anchored on MyRx-Chain's health-channel. Audit records cannot be modified or deleted. Designed for post-incident forensics, HIPAA audit requests, and litigation holds.
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ONC Inferno-Tested FHIR R4
ONC (g)(10) Inferno test suite: 317/317 PASS (April 17, 2026). Live FHIR R4 RESTful API. SMART on FHIR authentication. CMS Interoperability Rule aligned. USCDI v7 contributor (Element 703 β Patient Digital Identity Credential, filed April 11, 2026).
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Distributed, Not Federated
MyRxWallet is designed as patient-owned infrastructure, not provider-owned. The EHR follows the patient across providers and institutions β not the other way around. Portability is a design property, not a regulatory compliance checkbox.
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EPCS-Ready Design
System architecture designed to support DEA-compliant Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (21 CFR Β§1311). DEA identity proofing workflow is designed but not yet activated. NCPDP SCRIPT 2017071 integration in development. Designed for zero-trust medication workflows.
Risk Architecture
π‘οΈ What This Means for Your Cyber Liability
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Reduced PHI Attack Surface
MyRxWallet is built to the same security architecture standards cited in Congressional testimony before the House Energy & Commerce Committee as essential to protecting health sector critical infrastructure — so your organization isn't the next headline.
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No Central PHI Honeypot
Centralized EHR deployments concentrate every patient record in a single encrypted store. One compromised credential exposes all patients. MyRx-Chain anchors records per-patient — a breach of one credential does not cascade across your patient population.
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Immutable Audit Trail
Every data access event is anchored to Hyperledger Fabric 2.5 LTS. Tamper-evident access logs support breach investigation, OCR audit response, and cyber liability claims documentation.
Disclaimer: MyRxWallet does not eliminate cyber risk or cyber liability insurance requirements. Our architecture is designed to reduce PHI attack surface — the extent of risk reduction depends on your organization's full threat profile, existing controls, and insurer requirements. This is not legal advice. Consult your insurance broker and legal counsel regarding your specific cyber liability exposure.
β CC Legal Review Pending β Cost Claims
π° Cost Comparison vs Legacy EHRs
Estimated total cost of ownership comparison. CC LEGAL reviewing citation sourcing before public release.
| Cost Category |
Epic (Hospital) |
Oracle Cerner (Hospital) |
Athenahealth (Practice) |
MyRxWallet |
| Implementation | $5Mβ$175M | $2Mβ$15M | $5Kβ$50K | $0 (self-service) |
| Annual License/SaaS | $3Mβ$10M/yr | $2Mβ$8M/yr | $140β$200/provider/mo | $XX/mo (FOUNDER LOCK PENDING) |
| Revenue Cycle % | Varies by contract | Varies by contract | 4β10% of collections | None |
| Per-Patient Fees | Varies | Varies | Sometimes | None |
| Patient Data Ownership | Vendor-controlled | Vendor-controlled | Vendor-controlled | Patient-sovereign (on-chain) |
| Blockchain Audit Trail | No | No | No | Hyperledger Fabric 2.5 LTS |
| ONC (g)(10) Inferno | Certified (proprietary) | Certified (proprietary) | Certified (proprietary) | 317/317 PASS β FHIR R4 native |
| Founding Cohort Pricing | N/A | N/A | N/A | 50β75% off (FOUNDER LOCK PENDING) |
¹ Implementation cost ranges sourced from: Modern Healthcare, Becker's Hospital Review, Healthcare IT News, HFMA cost benchmarks, and institutional public statements. Named-institution figures (Northwell $1.2B, AdventHealth $660M, Trinity Health $800M) from published reporting. Athenahealth figures from published rate card and Black Book Market Research 2023. Costs vary significantly by organization size, configuration, and contract terms.
Compliance Architecture
π Standards Compliance
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ONC (g)(10) Inferno
317/317 sub-tests PASS
Inferno v8.0.0 β April 17, 2026
FULL PASS
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FHIR R4
HL7 FHIR R4 REST API
All mandatory USCDI resources
LIVE
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HL7 C-CDA R2.1
Clinical document exchange
Transitions of Care
In Development
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SMART on FHIR
OAuth 2.0 + PKCE
EHR launch, standalone
LIVE
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USCDI v7 Contributor
Element 703 β Patient Digital Identity
Filed April 11, 2026
Submitted
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EPCS Architecture
21 CFR Β§1311 compliant design
DEA proofing pending
Design Ready
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Hyperledger Fabric 2.5
4 channels live β identity, consent,
health, rewards
LIVE
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HIPAA Security Rule
PHI encryption, audit logs,
access controls, HIPAA BAA
Designed
The Case for Switching
Stop paying Epic’s toll.
You passed the same federal test. You don’t have to pay their price.
MyRxWallet is ONC (g)(10) certified — the same federal standard that qualifies Epic, Cerner, and athenahealth. The same 317-test Inferno suite required by the 21st Century Cures Act. First attempt. Zero failures. April 17, 2026.
Independent providers, FQHCs, and rural health systems should not have to choose between clinical compliance and financial survival. The toll stops here.
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Why Now β Founding Cohort Window
The founding provider cohort is limited to the first [N β FOUNDER LOCK PENDING] providers. Cohort members lock in 50β75% off standard pricing for [lifetime | 12β24 months β FOUNDER LOCK PENDING]. Start with a free 90-day trial β no credit card required. Cohort pricing is only available to providers who convert from trial.
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