Comments on: Now Reading: Gauging the Progress of the National Health Information Technology Initiative: Perspectives from the Field http://www.tedeytan.com/2008/02/03/184 e-Health. Patient empowerment. Washington, DC. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 23:10:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Ted Eytan http://www.tedeytan.com/2008/02/03/184/comment-page-1#comment-231 Ted Eytan Mon, 04 Feb 2008 22:44:37 +0000 http://www.tedeytan.com/2008/02/03/184#comment-231 Scott is allowing his info to be published here, and as a trial I will allow this info up here to add to the conversation about enhancing patient access to information, without any promotion of third party products. If you have comments about any of this, fire away. Scott is allowing his info to be published here, and as a trial I will allow this info up here to add to the conversation about enhancing patient access to information, without any promotion of third party products.

If you have comments about any of this, fire away.

]]> By: Scott Smith http://www.tedeytan.com/2008/02/03/184/comment-page-1#comment-230 Scott Smith Mon, 04 Feb 2008 22:27:22 +0000 http://www.tedeytan.com/2008/02/03/184#comment-230 February 4, 2008 Dear Dr. Eytan: I read with great interest your blog on electronic personal health records and thought you would find MMR of interest. MMR has contracts with organizations covering more than 30 million lives to provide our services. Contrasting MMR to other popular EMR products, MMR is delivering the most user-friendly, convenient and versatile web-based Personal Health Record available today. Using our proprietary patent pending technologies, complete patient information including actual lab test results, radiology reports and images, progress notes and all of a patient’s charts can be uploaded or faxed with annotated voice notes and comments directly into the user’s password-secured account. Users do not need to install any special software or use any special hardware to use our service. MMR also has integrated other advanced features, such as multilingual translation, a drug interaction database of more than 20,000 medications, calendaring for prescription refills and doctor appointments, and private voicemail for a doctor’s message and other personal uses. There also is a special “Emergency Log-In” feature that allows a doctor to access a user’s account to view their most important medical information in the event of a medical emergency. To ensure individual privacy, specific data, such as prescriptions, allergies, blood type and copies of actual medical files or images, are pre-selected by the user for inclusion in the online read-only Emergency Folder. In addition, MMR also includes an online ESafeDeposit Box feature that enables users to securely store any important document in a virtual “lock box” and access them anytime from anywhere using an Internet-connected computer or PDA. These documents can include Advanced Directives, Wills, insurance policies, birth certificates, photos of Family, Pets and Property, and more. MMR is clearly one of the most complete user-friendly Personal Health Records available today (I can send you a comparison chart). I would encourage you to visit MMR and set up a complimentary account. Simply go to www.mymedicalrecords.com and sign up using registration code MMRBLOG. I would be interested in your experience and hope that you will include us in any further discussions of Personal Health Records. I could also send you more information by email or snail mail (the latter allows me to send a bit more than I’d want to clog your email with). Recently, we sent out a release about MMR Pro, which will better enable physicians to put patient records into secure, online accounts. Sincerely, Scott S. Smith Director of Public Relations MyMedicalRecords.com 11000 Santa Monica Blvd. #430 Los Angeles CA 90067 888/808-4667 Ext 123 (Cell: 310/254-4051) ssmith@mmrmail.com February 4, 2008
Dear Dr. Eytan:

I read with great interest your blog on electronic personal health records and thought you would find MMR of interest. MMR has contracts with organizations covering more than 30 million lives to provide our services.

Contrasting MMR to other popular EMR products, MMR is delivering the most user-friendly, convenient and versatile web-based Personal Health Record available today. Using our proprietary patent pending technologies, complete patient information including actual lab test results, radiology reports and images, progress notes and all of a patient’s charts can be uploaded or faxed with annotated voice notes and comments directly into the user’s password-secured account. Users do not need to install any special software or use any special hardware to use our service.

MMR also has integrated other advanced features, such as multilingual translation, a drug interaction database of more than 20,000 medications, calendaring for prescription refills and doctor appointments, and private voicemail for a doctor’s message and other personal uses.

There also is a special “Emergency Log-In” feature that allows a doctor to access a user’s account to view their most important medical information in the event of a medical emergency. To ensure individual privacy, specific data, such as prescriptions, allergies, blood type and copies of actual medical files or images, are pre-selected by the user for inclusion in the online read-only Emergency Folder.

In addition, MMR also includes an online ESafeDeposit Box feature that enables users to securely store any important document in a virtual “lock box” and access them anytime from anywhere using an Internet-connected computer or PDA. These documents can include Advanced Directives, Wills, insurance policies, birth certificates, photos of Family, Pets and Property, and more. MMR is clearly one of the most complete user-friendly Personal Health Records available today (I can send you a comparison chart).

I would encourage you to visit MMR and set up a complimentary account. Simply go to http://www.mymedicalrecords.com and sign up using registration code MMRBLOG. I would be interested in your experience and hope that you will include us in any further discussions of Personal Health Records. I could also send you more information by email or snail mail (the latter allows me to send a bit more than I’d want to clog your email with). Recently, we sent out a release about MMR Pro, which will better enable physicians to put patient records into secure, online accounts.

Sincerely,
Scott S. Smith
Director of Public Relations
MyMedicalRecords.com
11000 Santa Monica Blvd. #430
Los Angeles CA 90067
888/808-4667
Ext 123 (Cell: 310/254-4051)
ssmith@mmrmail.com

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