Built for high-quality patient consented data
Our mission
Empowering trusted researchers with ethically sourced, fully consented, clinically verified data — to accelerate cures, improve science, and benefit contributors who make breakthroughs possible.
What you can study on CureCollab
We curate contributor data across high-impact disease areas including: Oncology, Cardiovascular & metabolic disease, Autoimmune & inflammatory conditions, Neurology, Endocrine & diabetes, Gastrointestinal & liver disorders, Pulmonary conditions, Infectious disease, Mental health, Women's health, and Rare diseases (expanding).
How our consent works
CureCollab uses transparent, plain-language consent that gives researchers broad rights to work with identity-protected health data across modern research methods — including AI, machine learning, and LLM-based tools. Contributors may revoke consent at any time. Consent receipts are securely recorded and auditable.
The CureCollab Evidence Ladder
We organize contributor data by the strength of clinical confirmation: Codes/medications → Clinical history → Labs → Imaging → Pathology. Higher levels create higher-value datasets and more meaningful cohorts.
How researchers access data (safely)
- Integrated research workspaces: High-performance environment with SQL and Python tools for building models and running statistics directly within the platform.
- Secure data exports & downloads: Curated, identity-protected datasets in standardized formats (CSV, JSON) scoped to specific project agreements.
- High-speed research APIs: Direct gateway for real-time integrations into proprietary analytical systems.
Governance & oversight
- Verified consent tracking with auditable logs
- Comprehensive activity logging of all platform interactions
- Time-limited & revocable access
Approved research uses
AI/ML model development, LLM training & evaluation, Drug discovery and biomarker research, Clinical trial planning & patient stratification, Observational and RWE studies, Predictive modeling, Health economics & outcomes research, Epidemiology and surveillance, Public health initiatives.
Ethics, compliance & standards
CureCollab adheres to: Cures Act & FHIR interoperability, Auditable consent tracking, No personal health information shared in identifiable form, IRB support (when required), SOC 2–aligned security controls.
Who can become a research partner
Pharmaceutical & biotech companies, Healthcare AI & LLM developers, Academic research institutions, Clinical research organizations, Foundations & non-profits, Public health agencies. Access is limited to verified, reputable entities.