Requirements, not records
Define what a program requires — a physical, a screening, an immunization, a clearance. Members grant a scoped view, and you see met or not met rather than the underlying file.
For organizations
Schools, sports teams, employers and community programs all need to know that requirements are met. Very few of them should be storing medical records to find out. EVORA keeps the record with the person and gives you only the answer you need.
Define what a program requires — a physical, a screening, an immunization, a clearance. Members grant a scoped view, and you see met or not met rather than the underlying file.
Organize by team, grade, site, department or cohort. Assign different requirements to different groups without duplicating anyone's data.
Every grant carries a stated purpose and an end date. When a season or enrollment ends, access lapses on its own instead of lingering in a spreadsheet.
See participation and completion at the group level. Individual health detail stays with the individual unless they have specifically shared it.
Bring in clinicians and services for screening days, physicals or on-site sessions, with the same scoped access model.
Holding less data is the strongest privacy posture available. Organizations pay for the tooling; the medical record never becomes yours to lose.
Open it now
Each of these is a working screen you can open today, not a description of one.
Where this stands
We would rather tell you plainly than imply more than exists.