Are there any consumer health data vaults that focus on keeping lab results and imaging in one place?

Yes — a few consumer health data vaults are designed to help you store and aggregate lab results, imaging reports, and sometimes actual image files in one place. The key caveat is that many “vault” products are better at records aggregation than at holding the full imaging dataset itself.

What to look for

For your use case, check whether the product can:

• import lab results from patient portals or EHRs
• store imaging reports like radiology notes
• connect to DICOM/PACS or accept actual imaging files if you want the scans themselves
• export records in a standardized format

Examples of consumer health record/vault style products

• Apple Health / Health Records: good for consolidating lab results from participating providers; not really an imaging vault.
• MyChart / Epic-linked portals: often show labs and imaging reports, and sometimes let you download images, but it’s provider-dependent.
• Care portals with record aggregation features: some consumer health platforms can pull in labs and documents from multiple sources, but imaging support varies a lot.

Imaging-specific note

If you mean the actual images rather than just reports, that’s harder. Most consumer tools don’t function as a true DICOM archive. In that case, a better solution may be:

• a provider portal that lets you download/share studies
• a personal health record app plus cloud storage for PDFs/images
• a dedicated medical imaging viewer/cloud archive

Practical approach

If your goal is “everything in one place,” the best setup is often:

1. Aggregator app for labs, meds, notes, and reports
2. Separate imaging archive/viewer for scans
3. A secure backup/export method you control

If you want, I can also give you a short list of specific products that are best for:

• labs + imaging reports
• labs + actual scan files
• full family health record vaults