Fort Wayne, Ind. – Feb. 20, 2008 – NoMoreClipboard.com, a PHR company, today launched FroozHIE, a free tool which reconciles clinical patient data from disparate sources including PHRs, EMRs, HIEs and other health care IT platforms. A user-friendly, interoperable application, FroozHIE supports data between platforms utilizing different data standards including CCR, CCD, CDA and HL7.

“This process is like blending apples and oranges to create a smoothie, which is how the product earned the name FroozHIE,” explains Jeff Donnell, NoMoreClipboard.com vice president of marketing. “As a secure health information exchange application, FroozHIE displays similar data from different sources side-by-side, enabling clinicians and patients to compare and reconcile medical records.”

In addition, FroozHIE helps alleviate physician fears about incorporating patient-supplied information into practice workflow. “I was concerned that PHR information sent by my patients would either overwrite the data in my EMR system or create duplicate data, such as listing a medication twice,” says Michael Mirro, M.D., cardiologist and chair of the IT Committee for the American College of Cardiology. “With the FroozHIE tool, I see the information I have next to similar information from the patient, and I can click on one button to selectively incorporate data I don’t have into my EMR.”

NoMoreClipboard.com is making the FroozHIE application available to the health care IT community as a free, secured Web-based tool in order to encourage full interoperability. “We recognize that this is a serious technical challenge,” explains NoMoreClipboard.com founder and chief technology officer Douglas Horner. “Comparing, reconciling and sharing data on different platforms using different standards is no simple matter. To speed health care IT adoption we are making FroozHIE available and inviting others to work with it and even improve upon it. We believe that fostering interoperability will benefit patients, physicians and vendors alike.”

A strong proponent of affordable integration, NoMoreClipboard.com actively participates in Integrating the Health care Enterprise (IHE) events including the annual Connectathon in Chicago. The FroozHIE tool will also be demonstrated at the Interoperability Showcase at Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society annual conference and exhibition, where attendees can see how PHR data from NoMoreClipboard.com is shared with systems from other health care IT vendors using the FroozHIE application.
“Physicians have shown a great deal of interest in using a Web-based PHR to automate the patient registration process,” adds Horner. “However, most of their EMR systems were previously unable to accept patient supplied PHR information and their EMR vendors were not in a position to affordably integrate with a PHR. We are dedicated to accelerating the development of interoperable solutions. That’s why we decided to make FroozHIE available to anyone who wants to use it.”

View the FroozHIE tool in action at www.froozhie.com. For more information about NoMoreClipboard.com or FroozHIE, please contact Celeste Stanley, (317) 626-8896, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

About NoMoreClipboard.com

NoMoreClipboard.com is an online, patient-controlled personal health record management system designed to consolidate medical information in one convenient and secure location for easy retrieval and updates. Subscribers can seamlessly transfer personal or family member medical information onto the physician’s specific medical forms; reducing the need to complete repetitive medical paperwork.

NoMoreClipboard.com was established to develop innovative web-based solutions for consumers seeking to establish an online personal health record (PHR). The NoMoreClipboard.com leadership team leverages its extensive clinical health care and technology experience to create and continually enhance a PHR system that is consumer-friendly, interactive, secure and interoperable with physician practice approaches to capturing patient information.