Connectyx Technologies and 1-800-DOCTORS Team Up to Launch MedFlash(R) in the Physician and Pharmaceutical Industry

Excerpt from article: CTYXNewswww.connectyx.com, manufacturer and distributor of the MedFlash®, the nation's premier Personal Health and Wellness Management System (ePHM) for maintaining personal health records (PHR), announced today it has partnered with 1-800-DOCTORS to provide the most widely accepted commercial PHR to the physician community and the pharmaceutical industry. 1-800-DOCTORS is a free and confidential concierge service helping callers find the right physician. The service utilizes highly trained call counselors to find the right "match" with the caller's needs and insurances, and can even make the appointment at a mutually convenient time.In addition to offering these concierge services, 1-800-DOCTORS will add the MedFlash product(s) to its suite of services to the healthcare industry, including representing MedFlash to their physician customers and the pharmaceutical industry.This marketing partnership will have 1-800-DOCTORS introducing the MedFlash Personal Health and Wellness Manager (PHM) to its clients, including physicians, patients and pharmaceutical companies. Connectyx will market the 1-800-DOCTORS service to our general membership as an additional healthcare member benefit to MedFlash subscribers.Myron Holubiak, President of 1-800-DOCTORS and a former President of Roche Laboratories, Inc., said, "We are very pleased to represent the MedFlash PHM system to the physician and pharmaceutical industry. We believe that we can make a very important contribution to the adoption of PHRs and, more specifically, helping patients become more involved in the management of their personal medical conditions. The MedFlash PHM system is well suited to support the disease management of conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and GI disease, among many others. From our perspective, the provision of a PHM that aids in chronic disease management through patient education and maintaining a history of medical interactions fits well within the PhRMA Code...
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