Your Data. Your Doctors.

EHRport - the Electronic Health Records Portal - puts patients in control of their own medical records. EHRport creates a single repository for each patient to hold their health records, and doctors are authenticated to view and add to this repository. The result is an EHR system that provides easy and secure access to electronic health records, without the need for long entry forms, faxing between practices, or CDs with images on them. EHRport is a simple way to view and transfer EHRs in a patient controlled way.

 

Why EHRport?
Medical errors cause up to 400,000 deaths per year and nearly 10,000 serious medical complications each day, ... When you take a step back and look at these [errors], studies show that 80 percent of them result from miscommunications between caregivers during transitions of care, ... hospitals waste $12 billion per year, or about 2 percent of revenue, as a result of poor communication... - Dr. James Woodson, Becker's Hospital Review

Collaborative

    EHRport breaks down the silos between electronic health records to give all of your doctors access to data in the same repository

    Allergies, medications, chronic conditions, family history, and more all in one place

    The more your doctors communicate, the better off you are

    Insurance providers and family can also access records with authentication


Private

    You own your records, and should decide who has access to them

    Restrict doctors to only the rooms, boards, and even individual records that you want them to see


Secure

    Secure key exchange via RFID card to authenticate new doctors - requires physical contact with a trusted doctor

    End-to-end encryption for data transfer once doctors have been authenticated

    Two Factor Authentication for record access

    Basic health information available with RFID card for emergency responders


Cost-Effective

    $12 billion dollars are wasted per year due to poor communication

    Ease of communication saves money for doctors, insurance providers, and patients

    Low cost of implementation - server upkeep costs payed for by hospital & practice licenses

How It Works

Data Representation

 

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Doctor Permissions

 

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Doctors in a Room

 

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Doctor App

Patient App

 

 

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