MEDFlash Portable Medical USB Storage (In Case of Emergency)

Description

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MedFlash™ by Connectyx is a new revolutionary HIPAA compliant safety device as of 2008.  It is an industry-leading safety device that stores critical personal medical information, prescribed medications, x-rays, MRIs, and lifestyle information in a small flash drive in a format that can be retrieved in a flash if needed in an emergency situation.  The possibilities are endless with this lifesaving device.  Nursing homes, hospitals, caretakers, family members or if just needed personally to store your critical information in one spot in case of emergency, MedFlash is the device to have when the need for emergency care is needed quickly.
In an emergency, the stored emergency flash drive medical file can easily be accessed by medical personnel or first responders without any special software; whereas the responder can spend more time helping you or another in need rather than time trying to find the information needed so treatment can be administered.
In an Emergency MedFlash Provides Critical Medical Information Even if You Are Not Capable
Includes the First Year Subscription
Stores 1GB of Personal Medical Information in One Location
Can be Used on Any Windows Based Computer With a USB Port With Complete Privacy
MedFlash Stores All Prescription Information Thereby Reducing The Potential For Drug Interactions and Medicine Errors
In Remote Areas Med Flash Can a Lifesaver
Can Be Updated at Any Time
Stores Complete Medical History and Hundreds of Pages of Documents and Images such as MRIs, X-rays and EKGs
Can Attach to Your Keychain or Necklace
Password Protected and Encrypted For Your Safety
Can Access Health Record 24/7 Through Web Portal or Emergency Call Center
Cannot be Compared to Emergency Medical Bracelets or IDs