Life-Saving Patient Information can be Online, Anonymous and Usable

Hospital Emergency Rooms charge burning acceptance to accommodating medical information. Allergic reactions and alarming biologic interactions can be deadly. Time is critical. Until now, aloofness was a ample concern. Two brothers, who accept developed medical software over the accomplished 15 years, anticipate they accept a simple aboriginal footfall appear affective accommodating advice on to the internet.

“The ER doesn’t charge to attending up the advice by accommodating name” said Bill Lappen, a above attorney. “We accept implemented defended systems in the past, but no amount how defended we accomplish the site, we accept to accept that it will be hacked” added David Lappen, a computer architecture architect from Stanford. “But accouterment burning acceptance to life-saving advice is too important to ignore”, he added. To assure accommodating privacy, their arrangement does not apperceive to whom the medical advice belongs. Since the person’s anecdotic advice is never on the system, it can’t be stolen. “By enabling bearding entry, we accept adequate people’s aloofness while acceptance them to put their life-saving advice in a abode area it can be instantly accessed if needed”, added Bill Lappen.

www.AMCC.me is the accessible account website they created. It allows anyone to access medical advice anonymously. The website provides a accidental ID which the user carries in his/her wallet. For anyone to see that user’s medical information, they alone access the ID into the site. Unless the user has accustomed them their ID, the advice apparent is meaningless. That aforementioned information, if associated with a patient, can save their life.

Since no anecdotic advice is anytime entered, a hacker can’t actuate whose advice is shown. “Secure patient-controlled Electronic Medical Records are now accessible on the internet” said David Lappen. A sample ID has been set up on the website to acquiesce users to appraise the abstraction afore ambience up their own chargeless ID.

Contact:
Bill Lappen
Bill@AMCC.me
(818) 789-6531