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A Personal Health Record (PHR) is a lifelong record that includes your health information from many sources. It is secure and controlled by you. You can start yours today with The Bartlett. Below are some actual screen shots from The Bartlett software:
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Alert Screen
This is the screen that the paramedics, ER, and doctors offices can see without a password. Important emergency information is displayed here, such as allergies, diseases, blood type, etc. |
Image Results
Scans of important test results (e.g., EKG, MRI, CT, etc.) are displayed here. This screen is very important so that doctors in the Emergency Room can compare current test results with previous results. When you go into the ER in the middle of the night, the doctors may not to be able to get your medical records. Make sure that they are available in case of an emergency! |
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Patient Info Screen
This is where you put all of your information. Such as name, address, phone numbers, emergency contact information, primary care physician, and health insurance information.
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The Bartlett® is a 256 MB USB flash-drive device powerful enough to hold your lifetime personal health records. These patient entered, easily-accessible records include:
- Medical Alert page with allergies and critical info, you decide what goes there. This page is not password protected, so that emergency personal can have quick access to it.
- Patient Information
- Family History
- Diagnoses
- Surgeries
- Other Illnesses
- Medications
- Allergies
- Health Maintenance
- Immunizations
- Transfusions
- Documents/Test Results
- Journal/Filing Cabinet
- Diabetes
- Print Reports
- Internet Links
- Holds scanned documents such as X-Rays, MRIs and EKGs
- Private and secure
- Not web based – no hacker risk
- Links together hospitals, doctors, the ER, and YOU!!
- Improves patient safety
- Critical for traveling
- Easy to use
"As a registered nurse I appreciate tools that help me access accurate information when I need it. My elderly mother recently went to the ER. I had previously filled out her Bartlett with her medical information. The info on the Bartlett was super helpful in the ER and improved the quality of her care. The ER staff was impressed and wished that more Patients had Bartletts."
Shari
6/6/08
"I really like that all of my health information is in one location and easy to find, organized and convenient."
Crystal Cutter
2/6/07
"Easy to use. It's a great way to store a lot of information, and it's compact too."
Dawnelle Thornton
2/23/07
"I wouldn't leave home without it. Unlike some web based programs, the Bartlett can be read in a PC, even with a laptop at the site of an accident. Setup was a breeze and the ability to print information contained in the Bartlett is a true asset."
P.A.R.
1/19/06
The Bartlett Tested Tough by Lucas  It still works, too! 
Send an email to: info@pehrtech.com
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PEHR and the ADA Join Forces
PEHR Technologies and the Washington Chapter of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) are joining forces to help fight diabetes. The ADA is sponsoring a series of employee health fairs in the Seattle area. Numerous vendors will be on hand to do free health screening tests such as blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar testing. PEHR provides the latest in personal health record technology on a USB flash drive called The Bartlett.
Obama's Health Care Reform On Feb, 13, 2009 Congress approved spending about $19 billion over the coming years on electronic health records. This represents the beginning steps of President Obama's health reform vision. PEHR Technologies is an innovator of Personal Health Records since 2003.
PEHR invited to Gonzaga University's Freshman Orientation When parents send their children off to college, they typically have some anxiety about their child's health. What if they need to see the doctor? Will their son or daughter remember their allergies and other important medical history? Now the Bartlett is available to provide peace of mind to parents.
How to Make the Most of Your Doctor's Visit
Parade Magazine recently ran a story by Dr. Ranit Mishori on how to take control of your health. Before going to your doctor's visit he recommends that you "Gather the Facts," such as 1) Make a list of the medications that you take, 2) Bring copies of your latest X-Rays and MRI reports, and 3) Get your history straight.
PEHR Technologies recommends The Bartlett as the ideal tool to help get you organized for your doctor?s visits.
Adoption of Healthcare IT could save $162 Billion, Says Rand Study The study estimates that up To 2.2 million adverse drug events could be prevented annually. However, the federal government needs to step in and help.
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