My Own Doctor, Medical MyData: A New Era Begins

## Now, all my medical records with just one click! MyOwnDoctor officially launches medical MyData service integrated with 'Health Information Highway' Until now, many of you have probably experienced difficulty quickly grasping where your hospital records are or what medications you've been prescribed. Now, such inconveniences are set to become a thing of the past. The non-face-to-face medical consultation platform MyOwnDoctor has officially launched an innovative medical MyData service linked with the Ministry of Health and Welfare's 'Health Information Highway,' ushering in an era where users can comprehensively view all their medical records in one place and actively utilize them for non-face-to-face consultations. The core of this service is 'simplicity.' MyOwnDoctor app users can easily retrieve all their medical data, including hospital and pharmacy visit history, a list of prescribed medications, vaccination records, and even health check-up history and results, with just a single click. This is thanks to the close integration with the 'Health Information Highway (Personal Medical Record Access Support System)' built by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Through this system, users can conveniently check their health information in one place and receive more in-depth and seamless non-face-to-face consultations with medical professionals based on this data. Previously, to access their medical records, individuals had to visit the websites of multiple institutions such as the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency, the National Health Insurance Service, and the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service, and repeatedly go through complex authentication procedures. However, MyOwnDoctor integrates all these processes into 'a single self-authentication,' offering unparalleled convenience to users. It doesn't stop there. Sensitive and crucial medical information, such as surgical records, detailed test results (diagnostic tests, imaging tests, pathological tests, etc.), and allergy information, which were previously only provided restrictively by university hospitals, can now also be accessed through MyOwnDoctor, further advancing personalized health management. User information protection is also a top priority. MyOwnDoctor does not directly store customers' medical information on its servers; all data is strictly encrypted and securely kept only within the user's device. This innovative service is the result of meticulous preparation for stable integration with the 'Health Information Highway,' backed by its designation in the Ministry of Science and ICT's regulatory sandbox for 2024. Seon Jae-won, co-CEO of Meraki Place, the operating company of MyOwnDoctor, stated, "The launch of this medical MyData service will be a significant milestone that elevates the standard of non-face-to-face consultations," and added, "We will continuously invest in technological innovation and strive to help users manage their health more effectively and to provide safe and efficient non-face-to-face consultation experiences." MyOwnDoctor aims to strengthen individuals' medical sovereignty, set new standards for future non-face-to-face consultations, and lead the era of digital healthcare.