thetylerhayes

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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I can't speak for every provider but one example is that of improved outcomes, improving the lives of patients and increasing the efficiency of physicians' daily workflow: http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57610765
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
You're right, I mistyped that. Meaningful Use is an incentive. The right to getting an electronic copy of your record is part of HIPAA. So the overall point of what I wrote is still true — you have a legal right to your health record i
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Your point that smaller practices are more likely to not have an EHR is generally correct, but it's changing very quickly. Some quick facts: * More than 50% of clinics and hospitals in the U.S. have an EHR (electronic health record sys
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Twitter doesn't provide email and Facebook has a firm real name policy. Twitter does provide benefits but Facebook is better for identity verification.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Email is something we're currently considering. Thanks!
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
We don't get posting rights to your Facebook account. We can't nor will we ever share anything to Facebook. We use FB to verify identity and help make it easier for you to invite friends and family, the people with whom you'r
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Point taken. Not sure what Oakland has to do with it — we're located across the street from Kaiser Permanente's headquarters of 11,000 people in Oakland — but I think I see where you're coming from. You don't know us. An
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I don't think your concerns sound far-fetched. I'd say so far our results are "different strokes for different folks" with folks in our target market of having daily/weekly health habits (visiting doctors, getting s
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Show HN: Get your health records from any doctor(stayinyourprime.com)
30 points by thetylerhayes 13y ago|60 comments
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
This is relevant to my interests. Where can I learn more?
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
He's still going strong.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I'm not entirely sure what specifically you're talking about but if my cofounders or I can ever help at all, please email me tyler@stayinyourprime.com. I totally agree that wellness is not something most people want to do. We&#x27
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I think MortenK was just poking a little fun. :) all around
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
> Healthcare.gov is attempting something no other start up in the nation has the opportunity or capacity of accomplishing, because of the sheer scope of it. Opportunity? Indeed, no. Capacity? Oh my yes. Just look at what @MMWasser was ab
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I was wondering how long it would take someone to find this.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
sidebar: > HIPPA HIPAA very common mistake.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
> 2. An airline is going to single you out [if they know you have a good reason to travel]? I will believe it when I see it. That's what first-class seats are.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Sure, no offense taken. In addition to @VladRussian2's thoughts, here's a more explicit explanation of why we see both that problem and the one we're solving as big problems: - 2.5 billion people worldwide lack basic sanitati
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I haven't read OP's piece yet, but I agree with @dennybritz that there are plenty of us here in SV who care about solving the big problems. For example we just launched Prime, an iPhone app that allows you to download your medical
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
This site is haunting my eyes.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
This. There are already so many hackers working on open source projects for the government, even healthcare in government, that there would be no shortage of willing helping hands.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Cool. What's the thinking behind wanting a more open solution? Happy to keep my eyes peeled.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Related: if you haven't already heard of them check out Validic: https://validic.com/ I just learned about Validic yesterday; they're creating an API layer on top of... health device API layers.
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The Coming Healthcare Revolution(noblepioneer.com)
1 points by thetylerhayes 13y ago|0 comments
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Nice! Have a blast!
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
West coaster here: as someone who watches all the NY health + technology activity form afar, seems like HealthDevsNYC is the place to be.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Meetup has a messaging system so they don't have to give out email addresses. Anecdotal: I never enter my email address on meetup group registrations because it seems weird that they would ask for it since they can already message me.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
+1. Just did that in SF with http://twitter.com/healthhackerssf and already seeing plenty of interest
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
Sounds awesome.
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by thetylerhayes 13y ago
I agree with everything except Apple only being concerned with giving toys to geeks. The way Apple works is to introduce something new in a broad, gentle use and keep iterating with more use cases and improved performance from there.

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