A non-functioning log-in page has appeared for Google Heatlh:
https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=health
If anyone manages to get in, let me know! The ‘tour’ doesn’t work at the moment either.
Welcome to Google Health
With Google Health, you can:
- Build online health profiles that belong to you
- Download medical records from doctors and pharmacies
- Get personalized health guidance and relevant news
- Find qualified doctors and connect to time-saving services
- Share selected information with family or caregivers
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Very useful information.
It is still in Beta version, and could only be available for US citizens. Let me check it out…
What do you think of the rumor that Google might announce Google Health at HIMSS?
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Google Health will enable healthcare providers and patients to share vital information. Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt, previewed Google Health at the annual conference of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). The company also announced that it is testing the Google Health product in a pilot program with the Cleveland Clinic.
MyMedicalRecords.com is collaborating with Google Health to build a two-way interface that will enable users of Google Health to transfer information from their Google Health account into an MMR account and vice versa. MMR is a highly-secure, easy-to-use, and comprehensive personal health record (PHR) that uses proprietary, patentpending technology to give patients and healthcare providers the ability to upload images, such as x-rays, CT scans, and MRIs, fax medical records and other important documents, and to have doctors notes dictated into an account. The information is then accessible from any Internet-connected computer anywhere in the world with no special hardware or software. An Emergency Login feature enables an Emergency Medical Provider to access important information in the event of a medical emergency.