Imagine a World Where You Hold the Key to Your Health
What if every blood test, scan, diagnosis, and clinical insight you’ve ever received was in one place—on your phone—complete, clear, and ready when it matters most? No more chasing paperwork. No more retelling your health story. Just the right information, in the right context, at the right time. At Catellus, we believe your health data should belong to you—not locked away in disconnected systems. We’re building a future where every patient has access to a complete, contextualised diagnostic record—under their control, and always available to them and those involved in their care.
Because Results Without Context Miss the Point Today, diagnostic data is scattered. Labs, scans, and specialist letters exist in silos—each holding only a piece of the story. But clinical decisions rely on context. A result can’t be interpreted within the isolation of a single organisation: it depends on your symptoms, previous treatments and current condition. Without viewing patient information through the prism of an individual's total history, care can be delayed, duplicated, or compromised. We’re changing that.
Our Mission: Free Your Health Data We’re breaking down the barriers between systems, unifying a patient’s diagnostic history into a single, coherent view—available when and where it’s needed. Whether you’re seeing a GP, attending A&E, or supporting a loved one’s care journey, your data travels with you. Our Solution: Catellus UDR – A Unified Diagnostic Record
We create a joined-up diagnostic record—from blood results and imaging to referrals and letters—so patients and clinicians can see the full picture. Our technology delivers a secure, user-controlled platform that makes data usable, shareable, and clinically relevant. Not a vault, but a dynamic space that adapts to the moments when your data matters most. You decide who sees your record: a doctor, a carer, a family member. For people living with chronic illness or caring for others, trusted sharing is built in, not bolted on.
Because Your Health Data Should Serve You—Not the System
There are various factors that affect our overall health and wellbeing, including:
The availability and standard of clinical care
Our personal choices regarding diet and physical activities
The physical surroundings of our homes, workplaces, and recreational spaces
Our social and economic circumstances
As we go about our daily lives, both public and private entities collect data from us when we use their products or services. This results in our data being spread across numerous systems and databases.
To make informed decisions and receive adequate support in life, access to data is crucial. However, the question is, how can we obtain such access?
At Catellus, we strive to promote a novel approach to data sharing and utilisation. Our primary objective is to develop systems that prioritise the individual and their objectives in their design.
We aim to provide personalised services and solutions through the use of personal data repositories to aid us in making unique decisions that are best suited to our needs.
