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Apple wants to improve how medical records look and are shared. To do so, the iPhone maker has acquired Gliimpse, a personal health data startup, Fast Company reported Monday.

Based in Silicon Valley, Gliimpse offers a platform for patients and medical professionals to manage health records. These virtual profiles can include documents, photos and journal entries, and can be saved as one transferable file. 

The company seeks to unify how medical data is received and visualized. Gliimpse pulls information — with the patient’s approval — from more than 1500 health centers, pharmacies and labs. The basic service is free.  Read more…

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