HelpFindMyCure

For patients and families

Trust Center

Your case starts private. You control who participates. AI helps organize information; it is not your physician. Qualified humans remain responsible for medical interpretation and action. The platform investigates possibilities—it does not promise cures.

Who sees my records?

Only people and organizations you authorize—plus the minimum platform operations required to run the sealed case. There is no public browsing of patient cases.

Is my case public?

No. Your health case begins private (your Private Health Room). Broader participation requires explicit permission, purpose and time bounds.

Is my data sold?

Health data is never sold. Joining HelpFindMyCure does not require contributing your health information to AI training.

Can AI diagnose me?

No. AI may help organize records, timelines and evidence. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace your physician. Clinicians govern medical action.

Can researchers automatically access my identity?

No. Research or expert access requires defined permissions. Progressive sharing—from de-identified inquiry to case-specific authorization—is the design posture.

Can I revoke access?

Yes, where operationally possible. Important authorizations generate readable receipts so you can see who could see what, for what purpose, and for how long.

Read next

Five truths, the Patient Bill of Rights, What We Will Never Do, and the Technical Trust Center document how these promises map to product behavior—not marketing language alone.