Electronic　Health　Record　(EHR)　is　a　digital　health　documentary.　It　contains　not　only　the　health-related　records　but　also　the　personal　sensitive　information.　Therefore,　how　to　reliably　share　EHR　through　the　cloud　is　a　challenging　issue.　Ciphertext-policy　attribute-based　encryption　(CP-ABE)　is　a　promising　cryptography　prototype,　which　can　achieve　fine-grained　access　control　as　well　as　one-to-many　encryption.　In　CP-ABE,　access　policy　is　attached　to　the　ciphertext,　and　however,　the　access　policy　is　not　protected,　which　will　also　cause　some　privacy　leakage.　In　this　paper,　we　propose　a　policy　preserving　EHR　system　on　the　basis　of　CP-ABE.　Specifically,　we　designed　an　algorithm,　which　can　hide　the　entire　access　policy　as　well　as　recover　the　hidden　attributes　from　the　access　matrix.　The　subsequent　evaluation　of　element　insert,　lookup,　and　recovery　shows　that　our　proposed　scheme　only　introduces　light-weighted　overhead　cost.　The　security　analysis　indicates　that　the　scheme　is　selectively　secure　under　q-BDHE　assumption.