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New primary care physician? Your history arrives with you.

Regional move, change of department, temporary expatriation. Your passport transfers in 10 seconds. No record to claim by post.

« I moved from Lille to Marseille in 2025. Between registering with a new primary care physician and retrieving my history from the previous one, I lost 8 months. I had to redo my annual mammogram because no one had access to the previous report. »

Nadia, 52, patient with the same doctor for 20 years

The situation

Changing primary care physician remains, in 2026, an administrative ordeal. Record transfer still largely happens by postal mail, with timeframes of 15 days to 3 months. Meanwhile, you consult blind.

Expensive tests (MRI, scintigraphy, cancer workup) are redone as a precaution because the new doctor has no access to existing data. Cost estimated by the French Court of Auditors: more than one billion euros per year in France for redundant tests.

Mon Espace Santé should theoretically solve this problem. In practice, many facilities still do not feed in systematically, and pre-2022 data often remains absent.

Here's how it unfolds

1

You share your passport with the new doctor

From the first appointment, or even beforehand by email. Access link with duration "1 year" or "permanent as long as primary care physician". Scope: full record.

2

The doctor imports into their tool

If their software is FHIR-compatible (which MDMC guarantees), import is automatic. Otherwise, direct consultation in the MDMC interface, with possible addition to their EMR.

3

Redundant tests are avoided

The doctor sees your latest mammograms, colonoscopies, cardiac workups. They prescribe what's really useful, not what's "missing from their record".

4

You revoke the former doctor (optional)

If you no longer want your former doctor to access your new data, revoke with one tap. Your history stays with you, not in their practice.

Measurable benefits

Continuity of care

No break in the follow-up of chronic conditions, scheduled screenings, or ongoing treatments.

Significant savings

Fewer redundant tests. Less strain on the health insurance system and supplementary insurers to redo what already exists.

Time gained

3 to 6 months of waiting removed between the move and normal medical handover. The passport arrives with you.

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