First, thank you for posting this. Because of wrote you wrote i went to Patientory's website and read the white paper. What i appreciate about what the company is building is that it enables me to introduce this to the handful of safety net clinics that i am currently meeting with to discuss how we might work together to better serve patients. While most of them are on different EMRs, I'm learning that the real reasons they don't share is a lack of trust. Clinics rarely share information with non-clinical health improvement partners such as pharmacists, who actually have better relationships with the patients than doctors do. Furthermore, I have recently learned that close to 25% of prescriptions come with errors or incomplete information. This is just one stakeholder example but if you multiply these challenges when a clinic is coordinating with a hospital, a specialist, perhaps a chronic disease management program like DPP (diabetes prevention program) or with a community health worker. Patientory allows me to talk about how clinics, hospitals, specialists and health enabling services can serve patients in a more coordinated and effective way. Furthermore, it makes the conversation around blockchain something that is tangible and less scary. I'm excited for how solutions like Patientory make health collaboration easier and more effective.