pfletcherhill

9 ms·

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Solarpunk #8 – Arthur Morgan's small town industry, Mondragon, & climate change(onsolarpunk.substack.com)
2 points by pfletcherhill 5y ago|0 comments
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I Ran for Congress and Lost(medium.com)
1 points by pfletcherhill 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are the best essays on how to regulate social media platforms?
1 points by pfletcherhill 7y ago|0 comments
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by pfletcherhill 7y ago
This is a great take.
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Guide to pricing and payouts for Augur p2p prediction markets(medium.com)
1 points by pfletcherhill 8y ago|0 comments
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by pfletcherhill 8y ago
>...why would you see a movie with a bunch of shorts on it? If you were long, among other reasons.
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by pfletcherhill 8y ago
The other notorious carve-out is box office futures. Read more about the ban here: https://www.theringer.com/movies/2018/11/15/18091620/box-off...
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With U.S. News Rankings Delayed, PatientBank Releases Medical Records Scorecard(prnewswire.com)
2 points by pfletcherhill 9y ago|0 comments
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View DICOM imaging studies online with PatientBank(blog.patientbank.us)
2 points by pfletcherhill 9y ago|0 comments
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Mining the medical record: how we made faxes and scans full-text searchable(medium.com)
4 points by pfletcherhill 9y ago|0 comments
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PatientBank (YC S16) is hiring engineers. Help us simplify healthcare(patientbank.us)
1 points by pfletcherhill 10y ago
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words, tkiley! There are a number of great products out there to help people manage their medical data. But that's a big problem to tackle, and we're focused on one small piece of it—requesting medical records.
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Good question, hkiely! There are a number of great products out there to help people manage medical data—those are certainly two of them. Our focus at PatientBank right now is on just one piece of that problem: making sure people don't
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Thanks for the comment, kumarski! Excited to see a lot of awesome work being done here.
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Great question! In the case that something happens to PatientBank or we go under, we guarantee that we'll continue to host users' medical data. It's also worth noting that we already make it really easy to export your medical
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Absolutely! YC has been a huge help. Thanks for the feedback!
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Awesome—excited to hear it! We have 5-6 different ways hospitals can respond to PatientBank orders for medical records right now. These range from fax or even snail mail to automated integrations—we do whatever it takes to help the hospital
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Great questions! So while the way a user orders medical records on PatientBank is the same across all U.S. hospitals, we have 5-6 different ways hospitals can fulfill those orders. These vary from fax or even snail mail to integrations. We
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
We certainly plan to integrate more directly with EMRs in the future, but at the moment we just go through hospitals' medical records departments. We have 5-6 different ways hospitals can respond to our requests. What we've optimi
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
We make it really easy to request medical records, but we also verify requesters' identity before allowing them to view medical records we collect. We actually use an awesome YC company called BlockScore to handle a lot of that ( https
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Good question! We charge a flat fee for each medical record we gather. So whoever is requesting the record pays for it. We can certainly work on making that clearer up front though—thanks for the feedback!
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by pfletcherhill 10y ago
Hi all—this is Paul, I'm a co-founder at PatientBank. We gather medical records online. Feel free to send any questions, comments, or feedback my way. My co-founders and I will be around ready to answer!
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Your Own Uber “God” View(medium.com)
2 points by pfletcherhill 12y ago|0 comments
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An Open Letter to the People Who Brought Us HIPAA(thehealthcareblog.com)
21 points by pfletcherhill 12y ago|8 comments