Why do I need it?
Keep you and your loved ones safe
There are over 250,000 deaths in the United States due to medical errors.
Medical errors is the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer. The most common type of medical error is poor communication.
Having an accurate and current medical record communicates all of the information for your healthcare team to make the best informed clinical decision.
In a National Institute of Health survey study of 136 815 patients, 29 656 provided a response, and 1 in 5 patients who read a note reported finding a mistake and 40% perceived the mistake as serious. Among patient-reported very serious errors, the most common characterizations were mistakes in diagnoses, medical history, medications, physical examination, test results, notes on the wrong patient, and sidedness. – National Institute of Health — https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7284300/
Medical records are disposed of after 7 years. If you want to have a longer history, you will have to remember it yourself. PDQ does that for you. records are kept as long as you have an active subscription.
Who could best use PDQ?
Parents with children that have complex medical issues
People with aging parents
Changing jobs/insurance companies
People who want a more active role in their health care
People who want to make sure their medical record is accurate
People who want to have records more than seven years old
What is Patient Data Quick?
All of your medical records, at your fingertips
What if you had every detail of your healthcare history – all your medical records from every doctor you’ve visited – in one place. That’s called a universal record.
Patient Data Quick makes it easy for us to create and manage your own universal record, so you never have to hunt down medical records for yourself, your child, or an aging parent, ever again.
Why create a universal medical record?
PDQ is a subscription based medical record that enables you to see the whole picture, for a cost of $10 pre record.
Every healthcare provider you’ve ever visited has a piece of your medical record. It contains your diagnoses, treatments, prescriptions, procedures, notes, etc. They typically don’t share your records with your other providers unless you request it.
For example, your primary care doctor may have copies of your records from some of the specialists you’ve seen, but those specialists only have records of the care they provide in their own office.
Through HIPAA, you are entitled to a copy of all of your medical record. When you put all of those copies together, you get a comprehensive collection of all your medical records in one place. That solves a lot of common problems:
- Keeping track of complex care for an aging relative or a sick spouse
- Correcting errors quickly, before potentially fatal results
- Starting a new job, with new insurance, and new health providers
- Providing proof of vaccinations for a child starting school
- Keeping track of complex care for an aging relative or a sick spouse
- Accessing important medical details in the emergency room
Your universal record is just a few steps away...
Simply provide enough information to get started, and PDQ does the rest.
There are a few things we need from you before we start putting together your universal record:
Information about you, the person creating the PDQ account.
Information about the patient. This could be you, your child, or any person whose medical records you’re allowed to collect through medical power of attorney. You can manage several patient’s records through PDQ.
List of your medical providers and any other information such as their contact information that you have, so we can send the record requests on your behalf.
What happens next:
We’ll send a request to each of the medical providers on your behalf.
They send us the piece of your record that they have.
We secure everything they send in your own private PDQ database record, where you (and only you) have anytime access to your universal medical record.
No one else can access your record unless you grant them your explicit permission.
Get started today.