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One record. Every door of care.
From the patient's phone to public health, every door of care reads and writes the same record.
Today
A life, in pieces.
A patient's history is split across the clinic, the hospital, the lab and the pharmacy. Each keeps its own copy. None of them sees the whole.
Joined
Every door writes to one record.
Umvia gives every care setting the same patient record. A booking, a result, a prescription: written once, read wherever the patient has allowed it.
Followed
One visit, through every door.
Booked on a phone at 09:12. Routed by the AI care team, signed by a doctor, resulted by the lab, dispensed by the pharmacy. Nobody typed it twice.
Seen
And the patient sees it too.
Each entry reaches the Umvi app as it is written, in Arabic or English, on iOS, Android and the web.
Sara M. · LDL, mmol/LInteractive
12:31 · PharmacyAtorvastatin 20 mgDispensed, delivery booked.
Latest LDL3.9−0.2 vs Jun
Doors today5 of 5
- 09:12Cardiology visit bookedUmvi
- 09:13Routed, no red flagsAI care team
- 10:40Lipid panel orderedDoctor
- 12:05LDL 3.9 mmol/LLaboratory
- 12:31Atorvastatin 20 mgPharmacy
12:31
Built, not promised.
Every number here is counted from the Umvia codebase, not typed in. Counted 27 September 2026.
Across the patient app, nine surfaces and their settings.
One backend behind every door.
Shared by every workspace, so nothing is copied.
Everything a patient needs, in one app.
Umvi is where the record meets the patient: sixteen services, fifteen of them on the record the clinics write to. Safe Space is kept apart from it on purpose.
- AI care teamSpecialist agents that listen, route and book.
- Heart rateA fingertip on the camera, estimated on the phone.
- RecordsEvery visit, result and medicine, in one place.
- BookingClinics and doctors, matched and booked in a tap.
- TelemedicineVideo visits with the same record open.
- PharmacyPrescriptions filled and tracked to the door.
- Lab testsOrder, attend, and read results as they file.
- Care at homeNurses and services that come to the patient.
- Check-upsHealth check packages, booked and tracked.
- VaccinationsA vaccination record that stays current.
- ProgrammesGuided programmes for long-term conditions.
- FamilyCare for children and parents from one account.
- Emergency contactThe people to call, one tap away.
- Wallet and insuranceCards, invoices and cover in one place.
- Amsler gridA quick home check for changes in vision.
- Safe spaceAnonymous support, kept apart from the medical record.
Nine doors. One record.
Each surface is built for the people who work there, and every one of them reads and writes the same patient record.
The shared record8 of 12 in reach
- Identity
- Consent
- Bookings
- AI intake
- Orders
- Results
- Prescriptions
- Dispensing
- Beds
- Messages
- Audit
- Aggregates
Illustrative. Access is set by role and consent.
Ranked by what matters, not by who came first.
Every workspace is a decision surface. The same seven patients, in the order they arrived and in the order the platform's clinical rules set: emergencies, critical results, AI intake to review, then everyone else.
As they arrivedAs Umvia ranks them
- 08:40Omar K.
- 08:52Layla H.
- 09:05Yusuf A.
- 09:10Sara M.
- 09:18Nadia R.
- 09:22Karim T.
- 09:31Hassan B.
- 1Hassan B.Stroke signs flagged at triageEmergency
- 2Sara M.Potassium 6.1 mmol/LCritical result
- 3Layla H.AI intake: chest tightnessAI intake to review
- 4Nadia R.Waiting 25 minutesWaiting
- 5Yusuf A.Video follow-upTelehealth
- 6Karim T.Follow-up three weeks lateOverdue
- 7Omar K.Routine checkRoutine
Illustrative queue. Nothing paid moves a patient, a clinic or a medicine up a list.
It knows when not to answer.
Safety rules run before any model does. High-risk answers wait for a clinician. When the record is not enough, the AI says so.
Illustrative conversations. The behaviour shown is the platform's own rules.
AI care teamcase 01
I've had a mild headache for two days.
- Safety rulesNo red flags
- RouteDr. Johan · lead AI physician
- Risk tierA · information
Answer
Rest, fluids and a regular sleep pattern usually help. If it worsens, or comes with fever or changes in vision, I can book a neurology visit today.
Access is not yes or no.
A pharmacist needs the prescription and the allergies, not the mental health notes. Reception needs a name and a time, not a diagnosis. So each field is shown in full, masked, or removed, by role.
- Shown
- Masked
- Removed
Shared recordread as doctor
- NameSara MansourSara M.Not needed for this role
- Date of birth14 Mar 197914 •••••979Not needed for this role
- AllergiesPenicillin•••Not needed for this role
- PrescriptionsAtorvastatin 20 mg•••Not needed for this role
- DiagnosisHyperlipidaemia•••Not needed for this role
- Mental health notesTwo entries•••Not needed for this role
- Insurance numberINS-4471-2208INS•••••••208Not needed for this role
- Next appointmentTue 10:40•••Not needed for this role
What Umvia will not do.
Four rules the code enforces, each with the behaviour it produces.
Diagnose.
The AI explains and routes. A diagnosis belongs to a clinician and is signed in their name.
Let money rank care.
Nothing paid moves a clinic, a doctor or a medicine up a list. Every ranking carries its clinical reason.
Open a record silently.
Emergency access exists, with a stated reason, a time limit and a review afterwards. Never without a trace.
Rewrite what happened.
The audit trail is append-only, and every event is checked against the one before it.
One build. Two languages. Every screen.
Arabic and English are both complete products, mirrored rather than translated. The same patient app ships to iOS, Android and the web.
- iOS
- Android
- Web
Shared recordMRN 0047-2291
Illustrative patient- 09:12Booked a cardiology review
- 10:40Lipid panel ordered, signed
- 12:05LDL 3.9 mmol/L, resulted
- 12:31Atorvastatin 20 mg dispensed
السجل المشتركMRN 0047-2291
مريض توضيحي- 09:12حُجز موعد مراجعة في قسم القلب
- 10:40طُلب فحص الدهون ووُقّع
- 12:05نتيجة LDL: 3.9 ملمول/لتر
- 12:31صُرف أتورفاستاتين 20 ملغ
The people who sign for it.
Medicine, AI, engineering and design in one small team. Every rule the platform runs has an owner.
- 01Founder, CEOProduct and what it claimsDecides what Umvia will and will not claim, and signs off on every number on this page.
- 02Clinical leadMedicine and safetyA physician who writes the rules the Clinical Safety Engine runs before any model does.
- 03AI leadOrchestrator and agentsBuilds the care team of agents, and the evidence checks that let them say “not enough”.
- 04Platform engineeringRecord, audit, accessKeeps the record shared, the audit append-only and every role's view masked.
- 05DesignArabic and EnglishDraws every screen twice, left to right and right to left, for a patient and a clinician.
From a first call to a first patient.
- 1
A conversation
We start with the doors you run today and the ones you want connected first.
- 2
Your organisation, set up
Sites, roles and access policies are configured in the Platform console.
- 3
Your teams, invited
Each person receives an invitation to the workspace built for their role.
- 4
Your patients, on Umvi
Patients join through the app and see their record as it is written.
Questions people ask first.
Does the AI diagnose?
No. It explains, routes and books. Anything clinical in a high-risk tier is held until a clinician approves, changes or rejects it, and a red-flag message is handed to people without a model answer.
Who can see a patient's record?
Each staff read is checked against the patient's consent and the reader's role. Fields a role does not need are masked or removed, and every access is written to an audit trail that is checked for tampering.
Can one site start before the whole network?
Yes. Each workspace is useful on its own, and the shared record grows as more doors of your network join.
Which languages and devices?
Arabic and English, each a complete product with the layout mirrored. The patient app runs on iOS, Android and the web from one build.
Can anyone pay to be ranked higher?
No. Clinics, doctors and medicines are ranked by clinical and practical reasons, and each ranking shows its reason.
What happens in an emergency?
Safety rules run before any model. A red flag is sent to people at once. Staff can open a record in an emergency with a stated reason, a time limit and a review afterwards.
See it with your own doors.
Tell us which parts of care you run. We will walk you through the workspaces for them and the record that joins them.
Or write to support@umvi.com
Bring every door of your network onto one record.
Arabic and English · iOS, Android and the web · access by role and consent