PHR Reviews

911MedicalID Editor’s Rating:

The 911MedicalID is a thin and light ID card that lets you carry your health information on a 1GB foldout USB flash drive wherever you go. While internal memory is limited and access to information is only possible when there is a Windows-running computer, it is a step towards the right direction in reducing misdiagnoses and hospital paperwork.

AccessMyRecords Editor’s Rating:

AccessMyRecords.com is a one-stop site for all of a patient’s medical records management needs. Patients may organize and release records via their computers or smartphone devices.

Activ Doctors Online Editor’s Rating:

Activ Doctors Online is a PHR system that offers more than just health records storage. Patients can use the tools to track medical conditions and receive alerts about medical tests, doctor’s appointments and prescription refills.

Aetna’s Personal Health Record Editor’s Rating:

This online PHR is exclusive to Aetna Insurance policy holders. There is no fee associated with this PHR. Those without a policy are unable to view PHR details.

AllOne Health Editor’s Rating:

AllOne Health is a program that works best for organizations or individuals who need access to multiple resources to help manage their chronic conditions.

AMFS (Ames: My File Systems) Editor’s Rating:

AMFS offers a secure setting for personal health records as well as applications to assess health risks.

Avado Editor’s Rating:
Avado is a well thought-out healthcare management system that allows users to self-track personal health as well as receive remote monitoring from their healthcare givers. Members receive no charge for using the services. However, both patient and provider have to adopt the system in order for the member to reap the program’s full benefits.

Capzule PHR Editor’s Rating:

For the $4.99 price tag, users who have an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch may want to consider downloading the easy to use app to track medical conditions and keep a detailed medical history at their fingertips.

Careverge Editor’s Rating:

Careverge is a good way to get individuals more interested in their health. They can connect with others who share similar health problems or challenge friends to fitness contests. However, the program should only be used as a tool in the overall management of a person’s healthcare.

CheckUp Editor’s Rating:

CheckUp offers a 30-day, free trial offer so that users may try the interface prior to purchase. Several features are available, including a graphing feature to track weight, blood pressure, cholesterol, or other progress.

Cognovant Editor’s Rating:

The application has plenty of potential as long as widespread availability occurs. In case of emergency information can be helpful to getting pertinent health information to medical personnel.

Doctor Global Editor’s Rating:

Doctor Global offers a 30-day free trial for users to try MyLife Health Record and MyLifeSaver and see if the products fit their needs. Your MyLife Health Record can be accessed 24/7 from anywhere in the world and using any web browser as long as you have an Internet connection. Members have the option of printing out the photo ID card instead of buying it. Never lose a health file even if you lose your medical card—Doctor Global automatically maintains an online backup of your health information. Doctor Global clinicians are available for online consultation. You can print the summary of your health record directly from your account page. MyLife services are also available to international users.

Dossia Editor’s Rating:

Patients who are lucky enough to work for a company with a subscription to Dossia will be pleased with the ability to manage their health online. Dossia is a non-profit organization that was founded by major corporations to keep their employees healthy.

Dr. I-Net Editor’s Rating:

Dr. I-Net is an online personal health record tool that is completed by both the user and by a health professional. The service is free to consumers.