MedeFile International, Inc. announced this morning that it has launched its new Community Outreach Program (“COP Initiative”) to provide local emergency medical first responders with the information crucial to making life-saving treatment decisions on a community-wide scale. The company also hopes that the new initiative will play a key role in offsetting local law enforcement agencies’ critical budgetary shortfalls caused by federal and state funding cuts.

“MedeFile is very proud to launch the COP Initiative – a truly innovative program created to reach an even broader audience of potential MedeFile members, while also providing the means to help local law enforcement purchase the policing technologies they require to enhance public safety in the communities they serve,“ stated the company.

With the coordination of participating departments, local municipal authorities and community leaders, MedeFile will be hosting and supporting educational classes at local public venues (such as public libraries, community centers,

MedeFile International Incorporated announced that it has signed a collaborative marketing agreement with The Benefit Source Inc. This agreement unites MedeFile, one of the nation’s leaders in portable electronic medical records solutions, with The Benefit Source Inc, an independent brokerage firm offering group and individual health insurance to customers nationwide. The deal is advantageous to both parties and will provide reliable, cost saving, medical data for thousands of clients.

The details of the agreement will have an immediate impact on Medefile because The Benefit Source will begin to actively market the MedeFile System to both its existing business clients and prospects. Since it’s founding in 1992, The Benefit Source has been offering employers comprehensive medical, dental, business, life, property and casualty policies from a variety of carriers. The Benefit Source distinguishes itself from competitors by educating business owners and corporate executives

MedeFile International, Inc. (MDFI.OB), a company specializing in electronic medical records management solutions, recently announced that its users can access their personal medical records using the Apple iPhone. As MedeFile continues to enhance its product and service offerings to users, the company’s stock price has climbed from $0.095 to $0.25, an increase of 163 percent, in just two weeks.

MedeFile’s objective is to revolutionize the healthcare industry and empower patients by providing a secure solution for acquisition, organization and management of all medical, dental and general health records and images. Harnessing the ease and availability of the Internet, MedeFile users can instantly access their subscriber information from anywhere in the world on their computer or their wireless PDA devices.

As part of the MedeFile service, each member is provided with a MedeDrive, an external USB drive that contains all of the member’s emergency medical information and medical records, as

Google Health offers people the ability to organize their health records. However, many people are extremely skeptical of claims made by a company with a history of brushing security vulnerabilities under the rug. Do you really want to trust a huge corporation with the privacy of your personal medical data, especially when its integrity in that arena is continually in question? For most of us, the answer is no.

As if a relatively checkered past regarding security breaches was not enough, it has been pointed out that Google does not fall under the category of a “covered entity” according to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996. Congress instituted this act in order to safeguard health care access and portability, and to prevent health care fraud and abuse. Many people are concerned with the way Google has found a legal loophole to skirt around

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An article recently published by ABC News tells the story of an elderly couple, Don and Marlene Bryce, who took a cruise to the Mediterranean aboard a Holland America vessel. Unfortunately, tragedy struck on what was supposed to be the vacation of a lifetime, celebrating Don’s retirement.

According to the ship’s records, Don became ill a little over a week into the trip. After several calls to the onboard physician, Marlene reported no improvement in her husband’s condition. Four days later, on the floor of their cabin, Don Bryce passed away from a massive heart attack.

While it has been ruled that the staff aboard the ship acted in a manner consistent with professional medical procedure, Marlene Bryce is not certain that proper care was taken in the handling of Don’s situation. Mr. Bryce had a history of heart trouble, and the wait-and-see approach that was adopted