Health Passport AMD

Health Passport AMD is a privacy-first digital medical record wallet for people whose health history is scattered across paper documents, hospital portals, and camera rolls. The system takes multimodal inputs like prescriptions, lab reports, and medical receipts, runs structured extraction on AMD cloud GPUs, and converts them into a normalized health record. Instead of stopping at OCR, it adds a lightweight agentic layer that reconciles medications, flags missing follow-ups, and writes timeline-ready summaries into a patient-owned health memory system. The goal is continuity, not diagnosis. Most health document tools can scan a file, but they do not help the user keep an accurate, usable record over time. Health Passport AMD focuses on the part that actually matters in real life: turning one more blurry medical document into a record that can be carried across doctors, clinics, and countries. This project builds on a prior version of Health Passport that was externally validated in the Qualcomm x Nexa on-device bounty, but this AMD version is a new build centered on multimodal throughput, structured reconciliation, and cloud GPU workflows on AMD infrastructure.