Comments on: Electronic Medical Records http://blog.rodwalters.com/?p=48 Consultants in Sports Medicine Tue, 15 Feb 2011 15:56:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jim http://blog.rodwalters.com/?p=48&cpage=1#comment-545 Jim Tue, 15 Feb 2011 15:56:22 +0000 http://blog.rodwalters.com/?p=48#comment-545 I agree as well. Its important to keep information that is important. I looked into a company called Nortec EHR but they are for physicans. I spoke to one of the reps and he was very aware of what's going on in government and how healthcare is changing for both the good and bad. if your interested visit www.nortecehr.com I agree as well. Its important to keep information that is important.

I looked into a company called Nortec EHR but they are for physicans.
I spoke to one of the reps and he was very aware of what’s going on in government and how healthcare is changing for both the good and bad.

if your interested visit http://www.nortecehr.com

]]> By: will6 http://blog.rodwalters.com/?p=48&cpage=1#comment-176 will6 Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:58:38 +0000 http://blog.rodwalters.com/?p=48#comment-176 I completely agree. My son's ice hockey team could use this to their advantage. I have a HealthVault account for him and use it regularly to reference all of his important healthcare information. There's also the ability to track fitness records, so he can use it to record what he's doing when he is training. The multiple usages are endless. I completely agree. My son’s ice hockey team could use this to their advantage. I have a HealthVault account for him and use it regularly to reference all of his important healthcare information. There’s also the ability to track fitness records, so he can use it to record what he’s doing when he is training. The multiple usages are endless.

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