The idea behind the electronic patient record (ePA) was to centralize and digitally collect all health data to create a more efficient healthcare system. However, despite being introduced a year ago, the ePA has faced significant challenges in gaining traction among both patients and healthcare providers. Surveys reveal that a staggering 71% of insured individuals have not engaged with the ePA, and a notable 9% have either expressed dissatisfaction or chosen to delete their records. This suggests a troubling lack of confidence in the system, as the minority who do use it report frustrating experiences.