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Read the overview of the products and where blueHealthcare sits alongside a system you already have — or serves as your record system where you have none.

• 3-minute tour video Coming soon

Tell us a bit about your organization and what you'd like to see. A person replies to set up a private demo environment with sample data and walk you through it, live. Synthetic data only, every time.

Open the hosted demo in your browser once access is arranged — no install, no card, no patient data. Works on a Mac, Windows PC, or tablet.

Run the sandbox on your own hardware, with a sample clinic, still on synthetic data only. This is the quick-start path for anyone who wants to click through the real software before anyone else is involved — it's not open yet because the installer hasn't shipped.

Going live requires accepting the licence terms and holding an active, paid production licence for your site — see proposed pricing (proposed, not final, confirmed before the first production licence is issued). The free & charitable tier requires eligibility verification, and the free edition (blueOpenHealthcare) is available only in countries the World Bank does not classify as high-income — it is source-available, not "open source," with its licence and eligibility terms still with counsel. Your records are always yours and always accessible — nothing about payment status is ever a condition of reaching your own data.

Before any site can go live, the safety floor below must be met:

• Care-team access rules enforced for all 15 record types the role matrix marks as care-team-scoped (done) — the clinic must also record an explicit go-live sign-off, a named person and a time, before real patient data is allowed. A startup guard checks this automatically, not a policy someone has to remember.
• E-prescribing, which does not exist yet, and the lab interface tested end to end with your own reference lab (it is built, but has only been tested on synthetic messages).
• A signed business associate agreement in place (offered at go-live; counsel is drafting the template).
• No ONC Health IT Certification, clinical-validation study, or other regulatory approval has been sought or completed — none is claimed, and none is planned before a real pilot.