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DECEMBER 2019
Mind Your Loved Ones How Apps Keep Medical Info Where You Need It
practice physician throughout their lives. It’s common, especially among seniors, for patients to see 5–6 different doctors. Many other people get their health care from an assortment of various specialists, clinicians, and physicians. For every health care professional, a patient might have a different set of medical records housing different information. With all this inmind, apps and other medical record consolidation softwares are incredibly helpful. Expediency If you have tomake a visit to the emergency room, you don’t want to sift through all your paperwork trying to find the most recent medical documentation. You don’t always have time in the waiting room to figure out where everything is. With apps like MYLO, you’ll not only have all your records together, but they’re also ready to display whenever needed—even remotely. Jennifer VanderVeen, elder law attorney and president of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, said her father was able to use another medical information app, My Health CareWishes, to email a copy of his mother’s advance care directive to a physician while he was traveling. Circumstances are not always convenient, which is why you should have a medical information app that is.
It’s an experience you’ve probably had before. You have to go to the hospital for a procedure, and you bring a large and unwieldy stack, bag, or binder of printedmedical information. It might be organized, or it might not be. Whatever the case, it certainly won’t be easy to convey crucial details about your medical history to doctors and other medical professionals that way. After going through this dilemma herself taking care of her parents, attorney Barbara Keller of The Keller Legal Group in NewYork City developed the MindYour Loved Ones app. MindYour Loved Ones, or MYLO for short, gives individuals a safe way to store and organize all their medical records or those of a family member they are caring for. >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4
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