health-techie

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   by health-techie 13y ago

   Okay. Thanks for linking to that article. I concede health data isn't "worthless," but I'd like to get people's personal opinion on which scenario is scarier: Target losing the credit card data of 40 million custome
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   by health-techie 13y ago

   First things first, and this is more for the edification of those commenting, not the group posting, the correct spelling is: H I P A A The acronym is the "Health Information Portability and Accountability Act." Again, H I P A A I
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   by health-techie 13y ago

   We are definitely using HIPAA-compliant methods of data encryption for transmission and storage within the cloud.
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   by health-techie 13y ago

   "... I always wish there were a central API that doctors / dentists / etc. could pull my information from." Took the words right out of my mouth. The long-term goal would for this to become the definitive single sign-on solution for any med
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   by health-techie 13y ago

   It's a simple personal health record (PHR) that securely stores health information like demographics, insurance, meds/allergies, etc, and uses that info to auto-fill those annoying doctor's office forms. It's a simple version of ZocDoc's "C
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   Show HN: A Rails webapp that stores health data and auto-fills medical forms(happyhealth.me)

   7 points by health-techie 13y ago|6 comments