Carry evidence
Keep appropriately released certificates and health documents available in one portable experience.
Matisi Health Passport
Your health evidence should travel with you — without losing its source.
Matisi is designed to help you carry certificates, released results and health documents with clear provenance, while keeping self-reported information visibly separate from professionally verified clinical evidence.
What the passport is for
A useful health identity layer, not a second clinical record.
Medtimes remains the intended authority for clinical encounters, orders, prescribing and released results. Matisi focuses on the patient-facing evidence, consent and verification experience around those records.
See provenance
Know whether a record is patient-reported, source-received, provider-reviewed or verified instead of collapsing those states into one badge.
Share deliberately
Verification should disclose only what the recipient is permitted to receive for the stated purpose.
Move into care
When you request screening or travel health, the clinical pathway is designed to hand off to Medtimes rather than create an isolated Matisi consultation.
Connected care
Matisi → Medtimes → care → verified evidence.
Start in Matisi
Choose a service and provide only the basic logistics needed to request follow-up.
Resolve identity securely
A verified identity link is required before a Matisi request can become a Medtimes clinical request.
Medtimes coordinates care
Clinical operations confirm provider authority, availability, scope and care status.
Evidence returns with context
Released clinical evidence can be projected back into Matisi without changing its source or lifecycle.
Designed for privacy-aware verification.
A verifier often needs a narrow answer, not a complete medical history. Public provenance checks and permissioned B2B detail should remain separate, with sensitive information disclosed only where there is appropriate authority.