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Humetrix U-BeWell Editor’s Rating:

U-BeWell is available in two ways: as a stand-alone program software on a portable drive, desktop, or smart card; or as an integrated solution with web based features. The company also offers Medisee, a smart phone EHR platform. All are available for public and private payers, provider systems, and HIT vendors. The product is not available to individuals.

iHealthRecord Editor’s Rating: Unable to rate

Too little is known to make a definitive decision about iHealthRecord at present. Based on MedFusion’s emphasis on patient-provider communication, it will likely be a useful tool.

Indivo Editor’s Rating:

Indivo was one of the first programs to offer the open-source personally controlled health record platform. Users create an individualized health record to share with other medical professionals. Information is secured through password protection and data encryption techniques.

InstantHealthHistory Editor’s Rating:

Secure electronic personal health record management system features read-only access for emergency responders and healthcare providers. Data is easy to insert and manage with pull-down menus and bullet entry areas.

Intuit Editor’s Rating:

Intuit Health’s Patient Portal provides an efficient method of communication among physicians, clinic staff members, and patients. This online solution saves both time and money for the medical office while at the same time increases the quality of patient care. It’s an interactive tool that empowers patients to increase their participation in completing personal information, scheduling appointments, getting lab results, asking questions, and paying bills.

iPHER Editor’s Rating:

iPHER is a small, portable USB device (the size of a credit card) containing software for storing and maintaining medical data. No Internet connection necessary for use. Data is encrypted on the device. Large organization orders may add custom logos or names.

Keas Editor’s Rating:

Keas has changed from a free PHR to a wellness “game” for employers to use to help employees to improve healthy habits. It uses games and challenges to motivate groups within a company to work together in a social/gaming environment to facilitate wellness.

KIS Medical Records Editor’s Rating:

KARE Information Services (KIS) provides a medical record retrieval service. The company securely stores medical history information for users. Requests for medical file retrieval are included in the annual fee and there is no limit. A video explains the process, but does not show specific forms. KIS acts as the connection between doctors so that they all can see a user’s entire medical record.

Lifeclinic.com Editor’s Rating:

Lifeclinic.com provides tools to find dealers to buy biometric equipment, maintain secure personal health records, and research general health information. Information is provided through Sentry Health Monitors.

LifeOnKey Editor’s Rating:

LifeOnKey (LOK) provides a Total Health Planner which provides tools for creating a health profile for personal health record management. LOK provides specialized plans for diabetics, girls and women, and pregnant women and special features to enhance site use. Data is safe and securely stored.

Lifespan Editor’s Rating:

The Lifespan Key is a USB-based personal health record tool that offers multiple plans with varying levels of service. Comprehensive services are offered for those who can afford them. USBs are password protected and HIPAA compliant. The USB device is said to be compatible with 99% of doctor’s offices.

LynxCare Editor’s Rating:

For a patient dealing with a complex medical condition that requires professional assistance in collating information, reviewing for consistency, and education regarding conditions, Lynxcare offers a valuable service. The downside is the unclear fee schedule..