Unlike medical records kept by health professionals, a personal health record is compiled and maintained by the patient or that person’s surrogate. Records can be as expansive or as limited as ...

Paper records in hospitals and physicians' offices are increasingly being replaced by those on computers. And personal health records that consumers create are beginning to be put online as well.

Some insurance companies are offering personal health records with their health insurance plans. According to Dan Greden, head of eHealth and innovation at Aetna (NYSEAET), the insurer is seeing ...

"A lot of personal health records are like the original Quicken: Here are your records, type all them in. No one is going to do that," except for a handful of first adopters, ...

If you're like most people, you have a number of health concerns and may visit multiple doctors and pharmacies. Keeping track of it all can be a challenge. With a personal health record, you can ...

!–paging_filter–pIt wasn’t long ago that a person’s personal health record was a box kept at home, overflowing with immunization records, lab results and past prescriptions, and there was a similar ...

Unlike medical records kept by health-care providers, Google Health offered a single place where people could store, analyze, and share their personal health information. But it was hampered by a… ...

Apple’s Health Records is enabled by VA Health API, which was part of the organization’s Blue Button initiative to give veterans more control of their health and medical information and allow ...

Google hasn’t given up on personal health records The tech giant, despite past setbacks, is continuing user testing around a consumer-facing record. Published Nov. 16, 2022 ...