Smart card network is secure, convenient and reliable smart card technologies specifically designed to store and transport a patient's most clinically relevant medical records.
The Idea is to incorporate smart card technology into the healthcare system as an instrumental component that protects and enables convenient access to patient data and delivers both clinical and administrative benefits.
ALWAYS CHOOSE a high-capacity microprocessor smart card that is PIN protected to comply with HIPAA security requirements and also provides a feature-rich, flexible platform that addresses key healthcare issues. There are compelling benefits to the patient, healthcare provider and payors that partially include:
ļæ½ Support for privacy and security requirements mandated by HIPAA
ļæ½ Convenient way to carry secure data between systems
ļæ½ Streamlines administrative processes
ļæ½ Reduction in fraud
ļæ½ Rapid identification of patient
ļæ½ Information readily accessible in an emergency
ļæ½ Enables compliance with government initiatives and mandates
ļæ½ Provides healthcare professionals with reliable data which is used to advise the best treatment and reduces probability of adverse drug events
ļæ½ Reduces unnecessary and duplicate diagnostic tests or procedures
ļæ½ Portable, secure PATIENT ownership of key medical information
Smart cards are used worldwide for many applications, including healthcare, financial, transit, telecommunications and secure identification. The information in smart card is stored in the Continuity of Care Record format and takes advantage of the technology's ability to provide secure, portable data storage, enable authentication information access and support secure transactions between the smart card and the system. The patient/administrative and clinical data sections on the smart card include:
ļæ½Cardholder demographics
ļæ½Immunizations
ļæ½Emergency contacts
ļæ½Medical history
ļæ½Mental Health Power of Attorney; Health Care Power of Attorney;
ļæ½Surgeries & hospitalization
ļæ½Healthcare providers
ļæ½Medical equipment
ļæ½Insurance providers
ļæ½Lifestyle
ļæ½Religious preference
ļæ½Medications: Prescription / over-the-counter / supplements
ļæ½Living Will Advanced Directives
ļæ½Neuro-Psychiatric
ļæ½Allergies
ļæ½Ophthalmology
ļæ½Organ donor status
ļæ½MRI pre-screen questionnaire
ļæ½Medical Diagnoses
HEALTH PORTALS TODAY are establishing networks of physicians, hospitals, surgery centers, labs, clinics and emergency services that are or will be equipped with the Health application software, smart card readers and secure access to a network backup system. The network will allow physicians, emergency personnel and other healthcare providers secure and privacy compliant access to a patient's most clinically relevant medical data at participating locations.
The Idea is to incorporate smart card technology into the healthcare system as an instrumental component that protects and enables convenient access to patient data and delivers both clinical and administrative benefits.
ALWAYS CHOOSE a high-capacity microprocessor smart card that is PIN protected to comply with HIPAA security requirements and also provides a feature-rich, flexible platform that addresses key healthcare issues. There are compelling benefits to the patient, healthcare provider and payors that partially include:
ļæ½ Support for privacy and security requirements mandated by HIPAA
ļæ½ Convenient way to carry secure data between systems
ļæ½ Streamlines administrative processes
ļæ½ Reduction in fraud
ļæ½ Rapid identification of patient
ļæ½ Information readily accessible in an emergency
ļæ½ Enables compliance with government initiatives and mandates
ļæ½ Provides healthcare professionals with reliable data which is used to advise the best treatment and reduces probability of adverse drug events
ļæ½ Reduces unnecessary and duplicate diagnostic tests or procedures
ļæ½ Portable, secure PATIENT ownership of key medical information
Smart cards are used worldwide for many applications, including healthcare, financial, transit, telecommunications and secure identification. The information in smart card is stored in the Continuity of Care Record format and takes advantage of the technology's ability to provide secure, portable data storage, enable authentication information access and support secure transactions between the smart card and the system. The patient/administrative and clinical data sections on the smart card include:
ļæ½Cardholder demographics
ļæ½Immunizations
ļæ½Emergency contacts
ļæ½Medical history
ļæ½Mental Health Power of Attorney; Health Care Power of Attorney;
ļæ½Surgeries & hospitalization
ļæ½Healthcare providers
ļæ½Medical equipment
ļæ½Insurance providers
ļæ½Lifestyle
ļæ½Religious preference
ļæ½Medications: Prescription / over-the-counter / supplements
ļæ½Living Will Advanced Directives
ļæ½Neuro-Psychiatric
ļæ½Allergies
ļæ½Ophthalmology
ļæ½Organ donor status
ļæ½MRI pre-screen questionnaire
ļæ½Medical Diagnoses
HEALTH PORTALS TODAY are establishing networks of physicians, hospitals, surgery centers, labs, clinics and emergency services that are or will be equipped with the Health application software, smart card readers and secure access to a network backup system. The network will allow physicians, emergency personnel and other healthcare providers secure and privacy compliant access to a patient's most clinically relevant medical data at participating locations.
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