Global blockchain healthcare market valued at $1.7 billion (2023), projected to reach $14 billion by 2030.

Over 30% of healthcare data breaches involve stolen patient records, costing hospitals millions.

Interoperability challenges cost the U.S. healthcare system over $30 billion annually.

Government regulations (HIPAA, GDPR) demand enhanced patient data protection.

This project aims to develop blockchain-powered electronic health record (EHR) systems, enabling:

Patient-Controlled Data: Patients own and grant access to their medical records.

Secure & Tamper-Proof Records: Ensuring authenticity and reducing medical fraud.

Cross-Institution Interoperability: Seamless record-sharing among hospitals, insurers, and researchers.

Real-Time Access for Emergency Care: Fast, permissioned access for critical situations.

Blockchain-Based EHR Development: Implementing Hyperledger Fabric, Ethereum, or Solana.

Integration with Healthcare Systems: Partnering with hospitals, clinics, and insurers.

Regulatory Compliance Alignment: Ensuring adherence to HIPAA, GDPR, and local laws.

Smart Contract-Based Consent Management: Patients control data access securely.

Education & Adoption Campaigns: Training healthcare professionals and patients.

HealthTech Startups: Investing in blockchain-powered EHR solutions.

Hospital & Insurance Partnerships: Improving efficiency in claims and patient care.

Government & Policy Collaborations: Working with regulators for legal adoption.

MedRec (MIT): Blockchain-based EHR prototype for secure data exchange.

Estonia’s National EHR System: A successful blockchain-based medical record solution.

Regulatory Barriers: Work with governments to develop compliant solutions.

Data Privacy Concerns: Implement encryption and zero-knowledge proofs.

Adoption Resistance: Offer incentives for hospitals and insurers to adopt the technology.