The verification, maintenance, and synchronization of electronic medical information has long been a challenging challenge in the medical system. Furthermore, the random broadcast of patient records would present a variety of hazards to patient privacy. Therefore, the question that has to be answered is how to enable safe data exchange while yet protecting the personal privacy of consumers. In recent years, blockchain has been suggested as a potentially useful way to facilitate data exchange while maintaining both security and privacy. Consequently, a plan for the searchable distribution of electronic medical records was presented, and it would use blockchain technology and smart contract software. In the actual world that we live in today, the healthcare system is important, but it is also challenging and overloaded. Using blockchain technology and enhanced health record administration have the capacity to manage medical data, they can ensure the safety of patients by recording and keeping records in their medical histories. This allows for the patients' medical histories to be monitored more closely. A comprehensive look at the patient's history as well as the information that has been gleaned from their medical records is required in order to get an understanding of the severity of various diseases and to evaluate the treatment options that have been used in the past. Sharing medical records within the context of the present-day healthcare system may become more secure, efficient, and transparent thanks to the potential applications of blockchain technology.