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If you do not have a scanner or would rather have PEHR do the scanning for you, then mail a hard copy (never send originals, keep those for yourself) of the report (e.g. EKG, lab report, hospital report, etc) to:
PEHR Technologies
4001 S. 700 E., Suite 500,
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
PEHR will then scan the documents and
- Load them onto your "Backup Patient Data" file that you emailed to PEHR (see Custom Transcription Instructions above), or
- If you would just like the scanned document file, PEHR will email that to you and you can load it yourself onto your Bartlett.
Do not send actual X-Rays. Ask your hospital for digital copies. Check the FAQs on the PEHR website, if you need help in loading them on your Bartlett.
All printed material sent to PEHR will be destroyed after 90 days, it will not be stored or returned to you (so keep original for yourself before mailing copies to PEHR).
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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.
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.
Dr. Robinson Speaks at Gonzaga University Dr. Robinson participated on a healthcare ethics discussion panel about electronic medical records at Gonzaga University on April 11th, 2007. This panel was sponsored by the Gonzaga Hogan Entrepreneurial Program (www.gonzaga.edu/entrepreneur) and the Gonzaga School of Nursing.
Katrina shows need to Computerize Records The latest hurricane season has shown the devastating effects that mother nature can display. It has also shown that we need to be prepared with our health records.
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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