Last month our support team received a thank you email from a patient on vacation that had an unexpected trip to the emergency room. While on vacation at the beach with her family the patient developed severe abdominal pain. The patient had a history of kidney stones and had completed Lithotripsy (ultrasonic removal of kidney stones) several times since 1990. At the emergency room the patient was asked if she had any allergies to pain medication. During her last visit to an ER she was given a pain medication that resulted in swelling of the tongue and inflammation of the kidney. She informed the doctors of this fact but simply could not remember the name of the drug.
As it turns out, both her and her husband had been registered on ViewMyHealthRecords.com by their Primary Care physician. She said that her husband reminded her of her health records online and handed her an iPhone to access her records. She opened the Internet and went to www.ViewMyHealthRecords.com and went to login to access her health records. She entered her login but had forgotten her password so she clicked the link to request her password be resent. ViewMyHealthRecords.com immediately forwarded a link for her email and allowing her to change her password and access her health records online.
As it turns out she was allergic to Codeine. She was able to inform her ER doctor, was treated and was released that evening with some pain medication. She was so excited to be able to access her health records while sitting in the ER.
As the leading technology provider for online access to health records, we are pleased to receive emails from patients sharing their stories on how ViewMyHealthRecords.com has made a difference in their life. When it comes to accessing your health records online our team of professionals utilize the latest technology to ensure you can access your health records and have peace of mind in knowing that you data is protected. Thousands of healthcare professionals trust ViewMyHealthRecords.com to provide their patient 24/7 access to their health record. All health data viewed online is protected by 256-bit SSL encryption to ensure privacy and maximize security.