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Category Archives: Electronic Medical Records

“Cloud Based” Electronic Medical Records….The ONLY Answer

Posted on September 26, 2017 by Scott Wolf • Leave a comment

Three major Hurricanes in the last 3 weeks…homes lost, people misplaced, injured or worse. Businesses devastated. You know what else is lost? Those priceless medical records; “The history of you on paper”. If there was ever a reason to argue for at least digitizing records, this last month was it. What will all those who … Continue reading →

Business / Electronic Health Records / Electronic Medical Records / Investing / Personal Medical Records / Personal Wellness

One step at a time

Posted on October 22, 2014 by Scott Wolf • Leave a comment

…personal health and fitness monitoring devices are an important part of living your best life. Everybody knows that achieving any goal starts with your first step. Then there is the constant monitoring of the achievements you make along the way to reaching your goal(s). Why it’s taken the health and fitness industry so long to … Continue reading →

Electronic Medical Records / Healthcare / Investing / Private Equity

Pulling the Plug

Posted on April 25, 2014 by Scott Wolf • 2 Comments

I am not quite sure how I feel about this one. There are a few things that everybody agrees on. One, is that Electronic Medical Records will improve healthcare and simultaneously reduce costs in the system. It is a “no-brainer,” as one real-time record will allow for transparency and eliminate waste, in comparison to paper … Continue reading →

Electronic Medical Records / Investing

Swimming upstream with Electronic Medical Records

Posted on November 12, 2013 by Scott Wolf • 1 Comment

We can put a man on the moon or even further. We have developed more in the last 30 years with gadgets, devices, and technology than the previous 2,000 years. Record players: gone (almost); Walkmans: gone, VCR’s: gone, floppy disks: gone, faxes: dying. . . I can give you examples of this all day long, … Continue reading →