MY ER FILE® MOBILE APP
Emergency medical record storage app at your fingertips for use during disasters, travel, and routine medical care. MY ER FILE™ is an emergency medical health record storage application for your personal medical records, PMR/PHR.
Simple, reliable and available 24/7.
About MY ER FILE® Application
When traveling or during a disaster chances are your most important medical records will not be immediately available if you suffer a medical emergency. The MY ER FILE™ mobile health app allows you to access your emergency health information 24/7 regardless of internet connectivity.
Simply take pictures of your most vital medical information, transfer images from photo files, pdf files or type your medical information into the app.
Your emergency PHR (personal health record) is stored on your smart phone and only you have the ability to share this information with your health care team.
Password protected.
No internet connection required.
Download this world renowned App.
SIMPLE, RELIABLE, AND AVAILABLE 24/7.
Take it from an emergency medicine physician, with over 30 years of experience working in trauma centers, there are a few critical pieces of personal medical information you should have access to immediately in a medical emergency that could save your life. These include a copy of your OLD EKG, medications, allergies, and implanted medical devices like pacemakers.
Our Features
Simple to use.
Password protected.
No Clutter.
Available 24/7.
No Personal Medical Data Collected.
No internet connection needed.
Easy To Download
User Friendly.
You control your personal medical information.
No Cloud Storage of Personal Medical Records.
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Your Emergency Medical Record Is Under Your Control.
Designed by a practicing Emergency Medicine Physician.
The Need Is Great
It is common for people who are sick and distressed, like when they end up in the ER, to forget their most basic health histories including medications, diagnosis, and allergies. Most people do not carry a copy of their OLD EKG or medications with them simply due to the inconvenience factor.
US Numbers
113 Million age 50+
24% On 3+ Medications
130 Million ER Visits/Year
7.6 Million Chest Pain Visits/Year
2022 US Population 332,400,000
2019 World Population age 65+ 703 Million
65 Million On Medicare
Break The Cycle Of Catastrophic Outcomes
Lack Of
Emergency Medical Records
Medication Error
Unnecessary Test
Missed Diagnosis
Unnecessary Hospitalization
Increased Risk
Of Complications
Increased Cost
Predictable Bad Outcomes
10 REASONS TO CARRY A COPY OF YOUR PERSONAL MEDICAL HEALTH RECORDS
Improve the quality of care you receive.
Receive safer treatment during emergencies.
Empowers you to manage your personal health information.
A great way to store your health information in one secure place.
When traveling or during disasters your medical records may not be readily available if a medical emergency occurs.
In emergencies you can quickly give first responders your most vital medical information.
Provide information to new caregivers and specialists who lack the ability to access your EMR.
Reduce or eliminate duplicate tests, hospitalizations, complications, medical errors and reduce overall costs.
You may need to show proof of immunizations while traveling.
70% of hospitals reported problems regarding the sharing of patient medical records in 2021.
WHAT IS A PERSONAL HEALTH RECORD (PHR) OR PERSONAL MEDICAL RECORD (PMR)?
A personal health record or personal medical record is not the same as an electronic medical record (EMR).
A PHR/PMR is an individual's medical record that contains medical information which the patient has stored and maintained on their own. Personal medical health records are maintained in many forms including handwritten, typed, or some other format including electronic. They are NOT controlled by or maintained by an outside institution such as an insurance company or institution. Some patients may choose to share their personal information with others but this is under the control of the patient.
An EMR (electronic medical record) or EHR (electronic health record) is owned, controlled, and maintained by an institution such as a doctor's office, hospital, or health insurance plan.
A PHR/PMR that is tied to an EHR is called a patient portal.
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