Consumer Health App
January 3, 2012 Leave a Comment
Empowering families to take charge of their health, Clarity Health Journal helps individuals dealing with chronic conditions manage their health information online.
Fostering Health and Wellness while lowering human and financial costs of healthcare
January 3, 2012 Leave a Comment
Empowering families to take charge of their health, Clarity Health Journal helps individuals dealing with chronic conditions manage their health information online.
September 24, 2011 Leave a Comment
Humans are by nature social creatures. We live in groups; families, towns or citys we all belong to some tribe. When it comes to social media, What tribe do you belong to?
<br />Infographic by: Column Five Media
What about loyality? are you a member of a website because of friends, value to society or just to be loyal to those who invited you?
September 3, 2011 Leave a Comment
What Boys like and what Girls like on cell phones also impacts different ad revenue for mobile apps.
http://console.inner-active.com/iamp/publisher/register?ref_id=infographic Saverio RinaldiJune 8, 2011 Leave a Comment
Delegates at eHealth 2011 have the opportunity to take a tour of the showcase and see how the pan-Canadian standards can be applied to improve health outrcomes.
This year Clarity Health Journal was introduced as part of the chronic disease scenario. Using SecureKey as a two-factor authentication and a glucometer upload for home monitoring and EMR document exchange, the scenario shows that consumers using home monitoring devices can share their health information securely with their health care teams.
Our participation at eHealth also introduced our partnerhip with iCaretech to provide vitual home visits. Our booth demonstration focused on consumer health application using Clarity Health Journal and the integration of home monitoring devices and remote image access.
March 4, 2011 Leave a Comment
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November 1, 2010 Leave a Comment
You are in a stretcher being taken to the Hospital Emergency Room. A business trip or vacation has been interrupted, you are away from home, no one you know or knows you is around. You’re unable to communicate with the paramedics even if they could understand you; you’re just trying to keep breathing. Where is your health information: your medication records; your most recent doctors visit; lab results? Even your emergency contact, blood type and known drug allergies?
Will digital medical records save your life?
Now imagine you have an a consumer health application, a simple health card is in your wallet. It contains your emergency contact, blood type, allergies, health insurance and a web site to access your full health information. You could also have an Emergency report with you that you printed before going on your trip. All this information could save your life.
The majority of us leave our health information in the hand of professionals, our doctor, the clinic or hospital. Most times this is enough; our family doctor can fax or send details to a specialists, the hospital or clinic will sent lab results or clinic notes to our family doctor. All your health information is safe and secure in the hands of the medical professionals you deal with regularly. But when an unexpected event occurs, this safe and secure health information is not available to the paramedics or doctors tiring to save your life.
Maintaining your personal health information gives you and your family control. Keeping a family health record will give you a secure, safe and comprehensive set of health information that can be used to keep you healthy. And when you need it it could provide a voice that is missing during an emergency situation.
September 9, 2010 Leave a Comment
When I began my career a mentor said that you should be making a salary equal to $1,000 times your age. I graduated at the age of 24 and was content that my first job paid me $25,000. And within 5 years I was making much more then the $1 k times my age. I realized quickly that the old rules didn’t apply anymore. Even now there are many people earning millions of dollars each year. How do they do it? and more important how can you and I do it to?
August 2, 2010 Leave a Comment
I’ve been playing golf for over 20 years now. Let me qualify that because in reality I’ve only been swing a club and hit balls for the past 19 years, I started actually playing the sport of golf this year. It’s only when you start keeping a scorecard that you are actually playing golf. By doing so you get the real appreciation on how you are doing and hopefully improving.
This revelation occurred just this past Sunday. For the past eight years my wife has picked up the sport of golf. Her and three long time friends took lessons and began to play each Sunday morning. For the past four years I been the spare if one of the foursome couldn’t make it. I didn’t keep score since I was just a filler. The past two years, as people moved and changed careers, I became a regular on the tour. This Sunday morning as I stared down the long par 5 I actually felt that this 465 yard was manageable. The distance hasn’t changed since we started playing the course but on this day I visualized my 230 yard drive, my 160 yard fairway shot then my chip and putt, and I said I could do this; well it was 2 chip shots and 2 putts; it was a boogie not a birdie. Keeping track made all the difference.
July 12, 2010 Leave a Comment
We travel constantly at a speed of 30 km/s (180,000 km/hr), it takes 365.24 days for us to orbit the sun. Our distance traveled in a year is significant in such astronomical terms; over 150,000,000 km or more depending on the orbit and earth’s tilt. Compared to this journey through space our travels on the surface of the earth are minuscule.

Travel around the sun