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by markolschesky 12y ago
Mark from Catalyze. We picked non-commercial as the CC license type simply so that people wouldn't modify and then resell the documentation itself. From my understanding, the license allows users to use our docs for your company polici
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Someone recently asked me what country our company that had an .io domain was located in. Explaining that it was shorthand for input/output and that it was a tech thing was lost on them.
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Many of our customers do (I work in HIPAA-compliant hosting), so I can tell you it's an alive and well thing. Many forms of patient data don't really fit well into relational data structures, so it's not surprising that Mongo
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Maybe that's the headline that did best in an A/B test.
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by markolschesky 12y ago
That's the most that we have on the calculator, but we can help you with whatever your need. Email me (mark@catalyze.io) and we can work with you to meet your infrastructure needs.
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Cool! I had not heard of dnanexus before. Looking forward to checking it out.
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Agreed. Anyone that you choose for HIPAA-compliant hosting should be able to outline their policies. Where I work at Catalyze, ours are here: https://catalyze.io/hipaa/ https://catalyze.io/policy/
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Where I work at Catalyze, we offer a starting package beginning at $500/mo that includes one database container and one server. Or, if your application only required a secure backend, prices start as cheap as $100/month. We have a
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by markolschesky 12y ago
I used to work at Epic. I don't think that we had shills. I think we had more farmers employed than marketing staff when I was there, honestly. All jokes aside, I think the passing of the ACA has changed things drastically. With insura
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Ask HN: In Digital Health? What are the barriers to EHR integration?
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by markolschesky 12y ago
This is actually my #1 problem with Quora too. I try to write a lot of pragmatic questions to answers, mostly because I like the idea of helping folks. Unless I'm totally in left field, I feel like I'd like some acknowledgment tha
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by markolschesky 12y ago
I spelled it wrong. It's right here: https://www.medable.com/
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by markolschesky 12y ago
If you're looking for someone that provides the database component with the ability to upgrade to moving your entire stack to the cloud, Catalyze has both BaaS and PaaS offerings. I think HIPAA-BaaS are great products to get storing PH
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by markolschesky 12y ago
Epic, which delivers most of the Electronic Medical Records software for large healthcare organizations in the United States, has never raised any funding. With revenues over $1.7 billion a year, their valuation is certainly greater than $1
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by markolschesky 12y ago
The Helpouts signup form feels janky. I know as random guy looking to help people with healthcare technology advice isn't the most pressing use case to fast track to beta status, but I wish I heard more from them after signing up.
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by markolschesky 12y ago
I think the tricky thing about Allscripts is that it doesn't have a sole, dedicated patient portal like Epic does (which is where the healthkit integration is). Old Allscripts customers are using Medfusion, newer customers are using Ja
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by markolschesky 12y ago
In the United States, insurers can no longer discriminate against members through the ACA in most ways (like healthkit): (a) IN GENERAL.—A group health plan and a health insurance issuer offering group or individual health insurance coverag
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by markolschesky 12y ago
I imagine that it's this (requires OpenID login): http://open.epic.com/Clinical/PatientTrackingData
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Can someone explain the “Covert Redirect” vulnerability in OAuth and OpenID?(security.stackexchange.com)
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by markolschesky 13y ago
The double-twist to open the camera on the Moto X is probably my favorite physical interaction with a device. It works perfectly 100% of the time and I never accidentally open my camera in my pocket. I take more instantaneous photos than ev
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by markolschesky 13y ago
There was a bit of jest in the smugness, but in my case it was because I inherited the SSL responsibilities from an outgoing engineer and randomly thought to myself "I wonder when these servers certs expire?". It's the type o
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Heh. I wrote 3 calendar reminders 60, 30 and 15 days out for our engineering team on Friday reminding us to do this when the time comes. Now, I will reserve the right to feel smug.
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by markolschesky 13y ago
What are the statistics on the number of canceled or delayed flights that the average flier has in a year that would qualify for reimbursement? I used to have 40 round trip flights a year not so long ago, and I'd say that there was pro
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by markolschesky 13y ago
You're going to get raked over the coals if this is your first time and you have absolutely nothing built yet. Ideas are pretty cheap in the grand scheme of things. If you can manage it, you should turn your idea into some kind of a pr
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Since the last time I had to pick a maps platform service(last year), it looks like MapBox now offers SSL maps in it's free/cheap payment tiers. It was a dealbreaker for me at the time, so with that out of the way, I'd defini
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I'm always really impressed by the detail put into Rdio. Dragging a song allows me to drag it into a playlist or to share it with friends. In HTML5/Javascript? That's pretty rad. Spotify feels way too much like iTunes to me.
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I feel like you're already using the right term, just applied to the wrong group of people in your organization. When I read your post, I thought about Resident Advisors in college and it seemed like an apt comparison. When I was an RA
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The Noun Project, now with premium accounts and pricing(thenounproject.com)
1 points by markolschesky 13y ago|0 comments
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I always want to be able to respond with an actual answer if someone asks me "Do you know 'x', you are connected with her/him on LinkedIn". Otherwise, it's really just a waste of both of our times since I think
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I think the tricky thing is that many Health IT people aren't really interested in what's going on on the other side of the fence except sales people scoping out competition. I only know alot about other Health IT software vendors

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