xCures earns DiMe Seal for patient medical record access tool

xCures said its Individual Access Services solution received the DiMe Seal from the Digital Medicine Society, a recognition that could help hospitals, patients and regulators judge whether digital health tools meet standards for privacy, security and usability. The award also puts xCures alongside products from Google, Microsoft and other major health companies.

Why it matters: - The DiMe Seal gives patients, hospitals and health systems a clearer signal that a digital health product has been reviewed against standards for evidence, privacy, security and usability. - xCures said the recognition strengthens trust in a tool that lets people securely access and organize their own medical records. - The seal also matters because the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recognized it in February 2026 as an evaluation pathway for the Medicare app library.

What happened: - xCures announced that its Individual Access Services solution received the DiMe Seal from the Digital Medicine Society. - The company said the award recognizes the xCures Clinical Clarity Engine’s approach to secure, patient-directed access to medical records. - xCures made the announcement on Sept. 10, 2026, in Oakland, California.

The details: - DiMe created the seal with a cross-disciplinary group of experts to help people identify digital health software built responsibly. - More than 350,000 digital health software products are on the market. - The xCures Clinical Clarity Engine lets individuals request their medical records from hospitals, clinics and health systems nationwide. - Users verify identity through CLEAR and consent to the release of information. - The Engine retrieves records through TEFCA, the national framework for secure health data exchange. - The system then converts returned data into an organized, usable view with actionable insights. - Health organizations can offer the solution under their own brand. - xCures and the Colorectal Cancer Alliance are applying that branded approach to BlueHQ, the Alliance’s support hub for people affected by colorectal cancer. - The xCures IAS Solution joins DiMe Seal recipients that include products from Google, Microsoft, Samsung, Noom, Oura and Teladoc Health. - The full list of awarded products is available at dimeseal.org.

Between the lines: - The award positions xCures in a crowded digital health market where buyers need a faster way to separate compliant tools from weaker ones. - The combination of identity verification, patient consent and TEFCA-based retrieval points to a model built around direct patient control rather than provider-only access. - The branded version of the solution suggests xCures wants health organizations to adopt the product without losing their own identity in front of patients.

What's next: - xCures will likely use the DiMe Seal to support adoption by health systems and partner organizations. - The company’s BlueHQ rollout with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance will serve as a visible test of the branded deployment model. - The DiMe Seal’s growing roster of recipients may make it more relevant as a purchasing and evaluation signal in digital health.

The bottom line: - xCures now has third-party recognition for a product aimed at making medical record access more secure, usable and patient-led.