Burger King Internet Kiosks, New York City
22 Feb
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Josh spotted these and asked me to snap a photo or two. We noticed these at multiple Burger King restaurants in New York City.
Yet another place for patients to gain access to their health care information - if it is made available to them. And that’s beginning to happen here.
It was a great several days re-visiting several innovative organizations in this city. Watch for upcoming blog posts…
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One Response
Sherwood
March 15th, 2008 at 12:27 pm
1Found your post while looking for internet kiosks in NYC.
Couldn’t help but notice the irony of checking your health while standing in a Burger King.
“You’ve got Coronary Infarction!”
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