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A vision for personal health records that let patients control their own data and decide treatment options. The system uses 128-bit encryption like the Pentagon's, complies with HIPAA, and lets you access your records anywhere in the world.
A vision for personal health records that let patients control their own data and decide treatment options. The system uses 128-bit encryption like the Pentagon's, complies with HIPAA, and lets you access your records anywhere in the world.
This is the way health will be administered. You're going to manage your own health. You're going to partner with your doctor. There will be much more engagement, and I think people will benefit from it. The internet offers you a way to do that. And it's global. I mean, if you're on vacation, if you move, you know, you pick up, you go somewhere else, you still have access to that information. I sent my doctor an email just telling him that something we had worked on had worked for me. It's highly efficient. I mean, I can just sit there and do that, and then when somebody at the other end has time to deal with it, then they can deal with it. You're going to be the person who cares most about your own well-being. If you have an ailment and there's two ways to go about it, even if they think one's better, it's really up to you to assess everything, make that decision, and go forward. Designed, you can actually maintain the security no matter where you go. I can come here set up the security, you know, authenticate myself to the system just as easily as I can from home. It conforms to the HIPAA standards, 128-bit encryption, and that's what the Pentagon uses to encrypt every ounce of information, secure information they transmit across the world. So I think if it serves the Pentagon, it's probably good enough for me.
