Graphium vs DocAlert

This app provides users of the Graphium EMR system quick and easy access to all EMR functionality. We were promised a world where medical records were digitized, simple, and intuitive. The EMR solutions that have emerged aren’t good enough, especially in acute care, high mobility settings like anesthesia. For anesthesiologists, they’re distracting and cumbersome. For administrators, they’re expensive and restrictive. Graphium's AnesthesiaEMR™ is made by anesthesiologists, for the way anesthesiologists actually work. Data is entered in a simple and unobtrusive mobile interface. Data is pushed to the cloud, where it can be turned into actionable information for administrators.

HA Telehealth is a telehealth application that provides a private liaison between a physician and a patient who is suffering from a Herpes outbreak. Through our platform, the physician will have access to a patient’s basic information, photos of the herpes outbreak, and an answered questionnaire that the patient previously filled out. The physician will use the application to diagnose a patient who is experiencing herpes symptoms and whether the patient would need a prescription. HerpAlert ensures protection through our encrypted and secure algorithm. Patient privacy and security is our utmost concern. The patient's information is only seen by their assigned physician. Furthermore, after receiving a diagnosis and prescription, the patient's personal information is completely deleted and destroyed from our database. The Herpes Simplex Virus is one of the most prevalent STDs and unlike its counterparts, HSV can’t be cured. Research shows that 2 in 3 people are infected with HSV1 while 1 in 5 people are infected with HSV2. An estimated 776,000 new cases of HSV2 occur each year in the U.S. HerpAlert will help millions of people receive a prescription before and during an outbreak. HerpAlert has teamed up with physicians who share the same passion in relieving the Herpes Simplex Virus stigma by helping our patients receive a prescription before a nasty outbreak.