Hubble
Pulls data from multiple sources with one authorization, but may miss some records not covered by APIs.
At a glance
3.9 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Hubble provides a more complete record through patient-mediated access. Best for teams requiring extensive medical record retrieval. May be overkill if you need basic functionality or don’t require data from all sources.
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Questions about Hubble
What does Hubble do?
Hubble retrieves medical records by pulling data from EHRs, payers and HIE networks with a single patient authorization. Voice and browser agents cover unconnected portals and legacy systems, and its learned coverage improves over time, raising retrieval success rates. The reviewer says it provides a more complete record through patient-mediated access.
How much does Hubble cost?
Hubble's Professional plan costs $49 per user/month and includes access to its AI-native medical record retrieval platform. There is no free tier, and the reviewer notes that comprehensive functionality comes with high integration costs from handling portal logins, provider quirks and network changes.
How does Hubble handle patient privacy?
Hubble relies on patient authorization to access records, which the reviewer says ensures data privacy and compliance with HIPAA regulations. It also keeps audit logs that track every retrieval attempt for audit purposes.
What are the limitations of Hubble?
Hubble may miss long-tail records that major APIs and portals do not cover, and some systems outside the main EHRs and payers still need manual steps to connect. Toolio says it is not for long-tail data integrators, and the reviewer adds that it may be overkill for basic needs.
Who is Hubble best for?
Toolio rates Hubble best for teams that need comprehensive patient record access across EHRs and payers. Alex scored it 3.9 out of 5 on 4 Oct 2026, after real use, and it runs on the web and through an API.