The recognition of patient control over health data has led to the evolution of Personal Health Record (PHR) systems from basic repositories to interactive platforms. An example of this is the TreC (Trentino Citizens Clinical Record) platform in Italy, which enables citizens to manage their health information, access medical reports, and share data with healthcare providers. TreC emphasizes patient empowerment through customizable services for self-monitoring and chronic condition tracking. The platform is built on a stateless microservice architecture, enhancing modularity and development ease. Its users include healthcare professionals and patients, who interact through dedicated apps tailored for various wellness needs, fostering collaboration in healthcare. The health focus areas of the platform include communicable diseases, maternal and child health, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), health promotion, and cancer.