CommonHealth 1.14.2

CommonHealth is an essential tool for collecting and managing personal health data, allowing individuals to securely share it with trusted health services, organizations, and applications. One of the latest additions to CommonHealth is its support for SMART Health Card digital vaccine records. It is important to note, however, that paper CDC cards are not currently compatible with CommonHealth.

So, what exactly is a SMART Health Card? A SMART Health Card is a digital or printed record of your vaccination history or test results. These records are shared using QR codes and are issued by supported states, pharmacies, and providers. You can find a list of these supporting entities on the CommonHealth website at this link: https://www.commonhealth.org/smart-health-cards#link-1. If you have not received a SMART Health Card yet, keep an eye out for updates from your state or provider as they will likely be adopting this option in the near future.

Attention Samsung Pay and Google Pay users! CommonHealth now allows you to conveniently export your SMART Health Card directly to your digital wallet.

An impressive feature of CommonHealth is its vast network of more than 400 accessible data sources, which includes renowned institutions such as Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and New York-Presbyterian. Once your healthcare provider becomes connected to the CommonHealth platform, you can choose to securely share your health records and data with applications and services that have been thoroughly vetted by CommonHealth in terms of security and trustworthiness.

CommonHealth is an initiative developed by The Commons Project, a nonprofit public trust that prioritizes privacy, informed consent, and the well-being of individuals above all else.