Grant will improve the ability of an individual to access and manage their healthcare information.
Fort Wayne, Ind. — February 14, 2011 — NoMoreClipboard (NMC), one of the leading Personal Health Record vendors in the US, will serve as the prime contractor for an ONC Challenge Grant recently given to Indiana Health Information Technology, Inc. (IHIT). Funding was awarded by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services. The grant is part of a federal program designed to foster innovation, and will focus on improving consumer access to healthcare information.
Welcome to NoMoreClipboard.com, co-creators of Extormity.
We concocted Extormity as a parody to poke fun at some of the expensive, exasperating and exhausting vendors that have hampered rather than helped healthcare IT adoption.
While there are plenty of personal health record and patient portals shackled to a single vendor, health system or health plan; NoMoreClipboard offers a portable, interoperable, patient-centric solution designed to integrate with existing clinical workflows and support chronic disease management initiatives. Take a few minutes to find out how your organization can help patients get a handle on their health.
How to Make Secure Messaging Work for Your Practice
Physician's Practice - January 2011 John Dickins, MD, of Arkansas Otolaryngology Center is featured in the January issue of Physician’s Practice talking about the benefits of secure messaging with his patients using the NoMoreClipboard PHR.”
Chilmark Research Smashes PHR Myths with NoMoreClipboard Diabetes Management Case Study
Health IT analyst, John Moore of Chilmark Research, reviews NoMoreClipboard's work with Howard University Hospital's diabetes management program and finds that patients who have access to a PHR can become more engaged in managing their health.
NoMoreClipboard on The Doctors Channel (Sneak Peek at Mobile Health Expo 2010)
Jeff Donnell, President of NoMoreClipboard, speaks to the Doctor's Channel in advance of the Mobile Health Expo about the impact of Personal Health Records on doctor-patient communication, patient adherence, decreased medical costs and improved health outcomes.
NoMoreClipboard President, Jeff Donnell, to Keynote Mobile Health Expo
Jeff Donnell will be keynoting a session at the inaugural Mobile Health Expo taking place October 19 – 21, 2010 in Las Vegas. He will host the opening keynote on Wednesday, October 20 from 9 – 10:30 a.m. His session, titled, “Mobile Devices, Mobile People, Mobile Services: Managing Chronic Diseases via Mobile Phones” will provide a behind-the-scenes look at how George Washington University Hospital and Howard University Hospital are utilizing the NoMoreClipboard PHR on mobile phones to better manage chronic diseases such as diabetes.
The Mobile Health Expo is the only event focusing on the convergence of mobile technology and healthcare across the entire mobile health ecosystem, including mhealth, telemedicine, wireless and connected health. For more information, or to reserve your spot at the conference, visit http://www.mobilehealthexpo.com/.
National Surgery Network Selects NoMoreClipboard
New medical marketplace aims to reduce pre-planned surgery costs for plan carriers and members; create electronic health record for all patients.
NoMoreClipboard, a personal health record company, today announced an agreement to manage health records for patients using the National Surgery Network medical marketplace service.
National Surgery Network has developed the first medical marketplace offering pre-negotiated case rates on major surgeries and other medical procedures using providers located around the nation. The network allows plan members to receive top quality care for their specific health situation, at any location in the network, at a 30-50 percent reduced rate. The NoMoreClipboard platform will be offered immediately to all plan members allowing for the electronic storing and transfer of medical records to new and current doctors/surgeons.
"We are giving patients the option of seeing doctors and surgeons in any part of the nation for their given situation at the lowest possible cost, and we needed an efficient method of compiling and transferring patient medical records and providing discharge instructions for primary care physicians back home," said Ken Erickson, CEO of National Surgery Network. NoMoreClipboard was an obvious choice for us due to its proven success in fostering secure, electronic data exchange and ability to brand the PHR under our umbrella. We expect to have a significant volume of patients up and running, and actively using the PHR by the end of 2010."
Chief Medical Information Officer speaks with NoMoreClipboard president, Jeff Donnell about chronic disease management, how the company’s PHR is helping improve quality of care and how the NoMoreClipboard PHR can help physicians meet ARRA patient and family engagement requirements.
From Texting to Apps, Using Cell Phones for Health
By LAURAN NEERGAARD (AP) July 12, 2010
WASHINGTON — What if my blood sugar's too high today? Is it time for my blood pressure pill? With nagging text messages or more customized two-way interactions, researchers are trying to harness the power of cell phones to help fight chronic diseases.
"I call it medical minutes," says Dr. Richard Katz of George Washington University Hospital in the nation's capital.
He's testing whether inner-city diabetics, an especially hard-to-treat population, might better control their blood sugar — and thus save Medicaid dollars — by tracking their disease using Internet-connected cell phones, provided with reduced monthly rates as long as they regularly comply.
Spring Medical Systems Adds NoMoreClipboard.com Patient Portal to EHR Product Offering
Spring Medical Systems, a CCHIT™ Certified™ provider of software solutions for small- and medium-sized medical practices, announced a partnership with NoMoreClipboard.com to provide its clients with practice-branded patient portal solutions that incorporate a robust personal health record and secure messaging modules. The integrated EHR/portal solution is designed to help practices satisfy patient and family engagement meaningful use requirements.
"We are dedicated to providing physicians with the easiest-to-use EHR solution that will help them qualify for incentive payments, and more importantly, help them 'Systematically Save Lives™'," said Jack Smyth, President and CEO of Spring Medical. "We looked at a variety of vendors and chose NoMoreClipboard as our partner based on their proven success in fostering secure, electronic data exchange between patients and physician practices, and their ability to integrate with our solution using standard interoperability protocols."
Under the partnership, Spring Medical will integrate the NoMoreClipboard patient portal into its existing SpringCharts® EHR offering, enabling physician practices and patients to exchange registration and clinical information and providing access to secure messaging modules such as online appointment requests and prescription refill requests.
Maryland MSO Selects NoMoreClipboard as Exclusive PHR Partner to Help State Physicians Meet Patient and Family Engagement Meaningful Use Requirements
Maryland MSO Selects NoMoreClipboard as Exclusive PHR Partner to Help State Physicians Meet Patient and Family Engagement Meaningful Use Requirements
Zane Networks (ZaneNet), Maryland’s first Candidate Management Service Organization (MSO), has selected NoMoreClipboard as its exclusive personal health record (PHR) / patient portal solution to help physicians and small practices in the state of Maryland qualify for healthcare IT stimulus funds.
"We have successfully deployed the NoMoreClipboard PHR with area practices, hospitals and other care providers to help connect underserved patients in the area,” says ZaneNet Director of Technology, Luigi LeBlanc. “We chose NoMoreClipboard as our exclusive patient portal solution due to its ability to integrate with our EHR partners. This PHR is a strong addition to our suite of integrated EHR solutions."
