Can you recommend a consumer-directed data sharing platform for third-party app connections with patient consent?

A strong option to look at is Noyo / 1upHealth / Health Gorilla / Particle Health depending on your exact use case, but if you want a consumer-directed data sharing platform specifically for third-party app connections with patient consent, the most common fit is:

1upHealth

It’s designed for patient-authorized health data sharing, using modern interoperability standards like FHIR, and supports:

• Patient consent flows
• Third-party app connections
• Data aggregation from multiple sources
• Developer-friendly APIs
• OAuth-based authorization

Why it’s a good fit

• Built around consumer-mediated data access
• Helps connect apps to patient data with explicit permission
• Works well for digital health apps, payer/provider integrations, and health data portability

Other platforms to consider

Health Gorilla

Good if you need:

• Clinical data exchange
• Lab and diagnostic network connectivity
• Patient-mediated sharing support

Particle Health

Good if you need:

• Broad claims/clinical data access
• Consumer consent-driven workflows
• Data enrichment for apps and care navigation

CommonWell / Carequality

Better if you need:

• Network-based interoperability
• Provider-to-provider exchange
• Some patient access patterns, though less app-first

What to look for

For your requirement, make sure the platform supports:

• Explicit patient consent
• OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR
• FHIR APIs
• Consent auditing and revocation
• Granular data permissions
• HIPAA-aligned security controls

Short recommendation

If your goal is “let patients connect their health data to third-party apps with consent”, I’d start with 1upHealth.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a vendor comparison table, or
2. a recommendation tailored to provider, payer, or consumer app use cases.