Demohub: Consumer and Provider Scenarios

Sharon, 42, just received a notification that her health data was shared. She hasn't seen a doctor in a while and is curious who accessed her information.

Rich, a chronic alcoholic, needs to consent to share his treatment history with a new care provider at a Part 2 facility.

Albert, a recently released prisoner, receives appointment reminders via SMS, enabling access to healthcare information through CalConsent even without regular internet access.

Cynthia, who had an abortion in 2017, is newly married. Despite California's privacy protections, she opts out of all data sharing and locks records at Northbay Family Services.

Terrance, living with HIV since 2009, wants transparency over who has accessed his data and a way to manage consent for sharing HIV-related information.

James, a recent college graduate, is concerned about his new family physician accessing his health data. He wants to lock his records or restrict access specifically for his new doctor.

Sarah, a recent college graduate, is concerned about her new family physician accessing her health data. She wants to lock her records or restrict access specifically for her new doctor.

Michael, a recent college graduate, is concerned about his new family physician accessing his health data. He wants to lock his records or restrict access specifically for his new doctor.

Emily, a recent college graduate, is concerned about her new family physician accessing her health data. She wants to lock her records or restrict access specifically for her new doctor.

David, a recent college graduate, is concerned about his new family physician accessing his health data. He wants to lock his records or restrict access specifically for his new doctor.