Re: changed to secure messaging and secure scheduling

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http://www.wuala.com/  for secure cloud storageSangeetha

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliationwe have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

Yes , citrix remote access . No medications dont update, but all our common patients have path results/xrays there, but yet the refusal to check...availity has a care profile where all this( medications picked up, diagnoses etc) is logged isnt there? anybody use it? I find their web interface too cluttered and confusing.

here's their blurb 

http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/259739/da387d690e/1473579553/e20b5befa8/ Sangeetha

 

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

availity look s like it draws claims data that wouldn't be  what I was afterthanks

 

Yes , citrix remote access . No medications dont update, but all our common patients have path results/xrays there, but yet the refusal to check...availity has a care profile where all this( medications picked up, diagnoses etc) is logged isnt there? anybody use it? I find their web interface too cluttered and confusing.

here's their blurb 

http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/259739/da387d690e/1473579553/e20b5befa8/ 

Sangeetha

 

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

unsubscribe please To: Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 6:16 PM Subject: Re: changed to secure messaging and secure scheduling

availity look s like it draws claims data that wouldn't be  what I was afterthanks

 

Yes , citrix remote access . No medications dont update, but all our common patients have path results/xrays there, but yet the refusal to check...availity has a care profile where all this( medications picked up, diagnoses etc) is logged isnt there? anybody use it? I find their web interface too cluttered and confusing.

here's their blurb 

http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/259739/da387d690e/1473579553/e20b5befa8/ 

Sangeetha

 

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

This came in today http://emrdailynews.com/2012/06/22/chartswap-goes-live-with-cloud-based-record-exchange-platform/

" ChartSwap revolutionizes the traditional paper based record retrieval process by providing a platform for secure, HIPAA compliant health information transactions. ChartSwap’s cloud-based platform is a new model for record exchange, reducing turnaround time and cost for requestors and providers.  "

Sangeetha

 

availity look s like it draws claims data that wouldn't be  what I was afterthanks

 

Yes , citrix remote access . No medications dont update, but all our common patients have path results/xrays there, but yet the refusal to check...availity has a care profile where all this( medications picked up, diagnoses etc) is logged isnt there? anybody use it? I find their web interface too cluttered and confusing.

here's their blurb 

http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/259739/da387d690e/1473579553/e20b5befa8/ 

Sangeetha

 

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

[Guest guest]

thanks

 

This came in today http://emrdailynews.com/2012/06/22/chartswap-goes-live-with-cloud-based-record-exchange-platform/

" ChartSwap revolutionizes the traditional paper based record retrieval process by providing a platform for secure, HIPAA compliant health information transactions. ChartSwap’s cloud-based platform is a new model for record exchange, reducing turnaround time and cost for requestors and providers.  "

Sangeetha

 

availity look s like it draws claims data that wouldn't be  what I was afterthanks

 

Yes , citrix remote access . No medications dont update, but all our common patients have path results/xrays there, but yet the refusal to check...availity has a care profile where all this( medications picked up, diagnoses etc) is logged isnt there? anybody use it? I find their web interface too cluttered and confusing.

here's their blurb 

http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/259739/da387d690e/1473579553/e20b5befa8/ 

Sangeetha

 

hmm What is the hospital EMR  ?The IPA docs all have different ones? PLease say more How does this work IS it like remote access?  AND  can the hospitlaists and Er see YOUR notes eg you stopped the xanax two mo ago but patietn X is in er  saying he is on it...

We thought of remote access but get stuck indeed on docs not wanting one mroe place tol og into however IT has some ideas.

 

Our hospital EMR can be accessed by ALL the specialists in our IPA. I also know that they DO access it everyday. Yet, I have had their offices refuse to do so, and insist on faxed copies  of everything ( paps, xrays, echos, entire hospital stays etc etc)  with its attendant delays, telephone followups etc etc

 Sangeetha

 

oh sorry for misunderstanding I can message nurse through the Emr Looking for ways to communicate with other docs who see the patietn Painlessly You are right about " one more log in "  Some docs will email with me Some make it encrypted but NOONE  can communicate with the whole team that cares  for a patient

Even if Ihave my own emr    what can be automaticlaly uploaded to  a c loud  so that a note to a  specialist could be there tol ook at (have to look now on fax) and er could look hospitalists  could look A google doc that we all used that was hipaa secure...

I think it  can exist but no tin  Health iTMy hospital guy is very interested  dunno As I said it  amuses me while I grind through daily lifeJEan

 

I gathered you needed to secure message with your nurse. So who do you expect to be the recipients of the secure messaging? Practice Fusion is trying to create a physician network( meh, cant see the fragmented physician network here signing up). I know one other state has signed up with another  web app provider to provide just such a network , dont remember which state. The biggest challenge would be to get physicians to sign up for yet another thing

Sangeetha

 

hmm I don;t think instant messaging is what I am looking for.. is it?  say how you use  this? with other docs?The  first project here that many are interested in is to nail med reconciliation

we have  alot of older folks  with limited literacy skills

 on a zillion meds who  go in and out o f hospitals and Ers Taking  us enormous resources and we are not getting it rightSo while there is a developing  platform through the REC it is not helpful( only takes its list from surescripts and there are exclusions set up etcetc)

Plus I thinki t costs $$ to hook intoIn some places there is the  Direct Project- n/a herewe are thinking about how we can 1 give med lists I give paper but- not workin. Folks  are swallowing glyburide in two strengths from  two places o r lisinopril and prinivil  etc Generics change monthly and from pharmacy to pharmacy so " the small pink pill " description is elusive.( facts and comparison   though you have to buy it has photos of any and all generics fyi)

2 handheld patietn recordwe may go there Started it   No follow through still what is written may not be  what they swallow people just cannot walk around with  backpacks of pills so could we , we are lookin at,  upload med lists to a commonplace where everyone who takes care of a patietn  can notate comment and read it ( file cloud,egnyte, etcetc I dunno)  PCP would be responsible to get it  right but maybe it would skip the mess that happens when they  enter the hospital system( bad problem  becasue  besides med changes for therapeutic  reasons and beside the evil  formulaary  changes ,why,  at our hopsitla you dictate intoa sytem  but then handwrite  the med(not an emr where you dictate or type and the same is put onto the script) eg so  Dr X says lisinopril 10 mg but  writes 20 on the script, so I get a summary saying 10 but the guy has a new bottle saying 20  egads

 dunno a second issue is working more cleanly with specilaists messaging might be useful, not clear Want to  avoid the   " sned a fax  yes i snet it you got it no we didnt please red o it I  just redid itwe didnt get it  please stop sneding we  have 6 copies  " song and dance .I dunno though

sosay more about what you use this forthanksJean

 

I use BROSIX for secure messaginghttp://www.brosix.com/business/ Sangeetha

 

I have no interest in these guys and doubt I have use for their services... but I emailed them about the fact that they have the secure messaging  I am doing an admin day and training my new nurse and was lookin around at alot   of stuff today, thinkin about my systems an d  so forth ,  looking at  hippa secure cloud file sharing  stuff(me? who knew?)  so..

 I noted that  they seem to offer the scheduling only with their websites which seem  very pricey, but did get this below  --anyway just passin it along.  Maybe they can flex.We’re

big fans of the IMP model and are always looking for ways to support what you’re doing. . If

any IMP members need any help getting signed up, even if just for our free basic profile service, let me know and I, or someone on my team, would be happy to assist. Regards,Andrei

Andrei ZimilesDoctor.com | Connecting You With Care

Jean

   Hi  I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about thisand then  I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

voila: they say:Yes,

our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it’s built using bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices. We absolutely do not display any information publicly

about patient visits or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related

information is visible only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com’s platform is only as secure or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they are properly handing patient’s PHI (Personal Health Information) and using the message features of our platform properly.-- Jean     MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax

--      MD          ph    fax