Records For Living Community

''Is there any way to enter the doctors and hospitals just once, since the whole family uses the same ones?'' I am evaluating this product for using with my family records and this was also one of my questions.  A way to select common organizations like doctors, hospitals, and insurance companies for each PHR would be convenient. Since ...

Yes, you can extract files that are currently attached to your PHR.  Please see the image below.  Look at the File Attachment line where it indicates the HandInstructions.bmp file is related to this physical therapy consultation visit.  You'll note three icons to the right of the file name.  The first one is the icon that you ...

And can the images that are already in the database, be extraced and then linked as you describe?

***, Good point about the database growing.  There is one feature however, that I'm not sure you are aware of...  HealthFrame actually supports linking to external files (i.e. files that reside in your hard disk and are not a part of the PHR's database).  Please take a look at the 'Attachments' help text.  You'll note that by

remember that the more images you store, the more that the database grows - a the files are inserted in to the data base as there is no linking to the file - thus the larger it grows, this will slowly start to slow down the opening as you are ''feeding the PHR'' with the images and other information.

HealthFrame supports storing attachments to your health record, including images such as X-rays, cat scans, etc. There is considerable information in the help file (please start Help from the menu and then click on the index and look for the text 'Attachments'. Attachments are stored as 'related information' and can be stored in context with the ...

HealthFrame stores the information you enter (about yourself and your family) into a local database in your computer. All you have to do is start HealthFrame, create a new personal health record (PHR) and start entering data.  As you enter (or import) information, you may be prompted to 'save' the data.  All of the saved data will be ...

My big question with my health considerations, is do you store images like X-rays, Cat scans etc. This is very important to me-- Gordon

Have just started entering information. Have much more to add. How do you go out and come back in again, without losing data. -- Gordon

Thanks for your prompt and clear response. I appreciate your efforts in developing this valuable program. I look forward to the upcoming release of HealthFrame 2.0.Jay