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White House Launches AI-Powered Health Data System
A New Era of Patient-Controlled Digital Healthcare
Washington, July 30, 2025 — The White House has announced a groundbreaking initiative to modernize healthcare using AI and digital tools. Led by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the program brings together over 60 tech and healthcare organizations—including Apple, Google, Amazon, OpenAI, Cleveland Clinic, and CVS Health.
The system allows patients to opt in and securely share their medical records and health data with approved apps and providers. It supports AI-powered tools for symptom checking, chronic disease management, digital check-ins, and medication tracking.
A new certification called “CMS Aligned Networks” will identify apps and systems that meet privacy and interoperability standards. The goal: eliminate outdated practices like paper forms and make care more efficient and accessible.
Officials say the system puts patients in control, with no central government database. But privacy advocates warn that stronger safeguards are needed, especially since many tech firms operate outside HIPAA rules.
The program is expected to roll out widely by early 2026, offering a smarter, more connected healthcare experience—if privacy and trust can be ensured.