Created: 10 Nov, 2026
Updated: 11 Nov, 2026
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Ukrainian News has published a profile of DeHealth, looking at how the app works, who built it and how it protects health data.
The piece opens with a problem millions of people recognise after moving country: a lab result stays with a laboratory back home, a specialist's report is buried in an old email thread, and the name of a medication has to be recalled from memory. Medical records travel far less easily than photos or contacts.
It presents DeHealth as an application where a person keeps laboratory results, medical reports, prescriptions and other documents in a single profile, with an AI assistant that explains laboratory indicators in plain language and helps track how they change over time. It also notes the appointment calendar, medication reminders and the tools for nutrition and physical activity.
On the company itself, the article states that DeHealth was founded in 2021 by the Ukrainian entrepreneurs Anna Bondarenko, also known as Anna Bon, and Denys Tsvaig; that the team first worked on decentralised medical data storage and moved to a mobile application in 2023; and that the product is now developed by DeHealth Technologies Inc. and available in 80 countries on the App Store and Google Play.
A separate section of the article covers security: a zero trust architecture following the NIST SP 800-207 standard, AES-256 encryption for data at rest and TLS 1.2/1.3 in transit, role-based access control, pseudonymisation of medical information, firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention, continuous monitoring with AWS CloudWatch, GuardDuty and Shield, daily encrypted backups, regular restore testing and security audits.
The article also makes a point we consider important: artificial intelligence does not replace a doctor and does not make diagnoses.
The piece describes the charitable work of the founders separately, noting that the DeHealth Charitable Foundation has delivered more than $3.2 million worth of medicines and medical equipment to Ukrainian military units and hospitals since the start of the full-scale war, and stating plainly that the technology product and the charitable activity are two different areas of the founders' work.
The article was published on 10 November 2026 in Ukrainian and in English.
Read the article in English on Ukrainian News · Ukrainian version