Revolutionary m-Health Technology

Copyright 2010 Theis and Associates, LLC

Empowering the Consumer Using Mobile Health Technology

Gerald A. Theis, LCSWTheis and Associates, USA

CEO and Founder

[email protected] Mobile: +1-414-418-1409

Web: http://m.mycrisisrecords.com


Overview of our Journey

Inception of IP 2004 Winner of the Top 50 Emerging Companies in the US - 2010 US Homeland Security Journal: Award Winning On Demand Crisis

Response Transmittal Service™ Patent Pending MCR™ (Patent Cooperation Treaty by International

Bureau, Geneva Switzerland) Selected to the Intern’l M-Health Standardization and Interpretable

Consortium Social Worker of the Year, Wisconsin, USA SAMHSA Science & Service Award Finalist Publications: White Paper at IT Conference in DC


Basic Principles

Healthcare is a shared responsibility and the role of the citizen is undeniable

Citizens are most knowledgeable of their health profiles, status and know how best to manage their health

Every citizen deserves the highest quality care, safety and most cost-effective health care

Optimal health decisions and evidence-based interventions require doctors to have immediate access to vital medical data at point of care


USA Institute of Medicine Report

Number of Adverse Events 1.5 million Americans are injured each year 195,000 die in US hospitals annually due to medical errors 7,000 die from preventable medication errors

We Must Avoid Unnecessary Diagnostic Testing and Medical Expenses Delays, Omissions, Confusion, Redundancy Medical and Medication Errors

Loss of LifeSources: How Many Studies Will It Take, New England Health Institute, 2008Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Medical Technology as a Driver of Healthcare Costs: Diagnostic Imaging, 2003


Global Health Care System in Distress

Rising medical expenses and “out of pocket” coverage Unnecessary medical expenses due to duplicate diagnostic testing and

inefficiencies A provider-driven system absent of consumer advocacy and empowerment. Consumers left alone to turn to themselves for a solution A tolerance for adverse events even DEATH

New York Civil Liberties Union / AP

Emergency Room Apathy: Esmin Green had been waiting nearly 24 hours in a New York emergency room. She fell face down onto the floor. A surveillance video shocked the nation Green died.


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“ALL ON THE SAME PAGE”

Effective and efficient care occurs when medical and social needs

are known at or before point of care with mobile health technology solutions designed to avoid language and communication barriers

Unnecessary duplication of diagnostic tests, procedures and expenses occur when physicians are familiar with medical conditions, needs and advanced directives

In the US at least 30% ($690 billion) of healthcare spending is wasted

Duplicate lab and X-ray tests increases lab and X-ray costs by 25% 40% of all US Emergency Department visits are non-emergent conditions


The Ana Story Ana avoided a fatal adverse event.Ana was admitted in the ER in critical condition caused by complications from a rare condition, Polymorphous. Doctors were clueless about this condition. When Ana gave them the digital PHR her condition was efficiently treated and what followed was precisely the intended outcome -



QR Code

“One Tap Away”

First responders are "one tap away" from vital medical data during a personal medical emergency event anywhere anytime

Knowledge-based assessment PRIOR to point of care!

The ID QR Code emergency crisis card will empower citizens, save lives, avoid adverse events, delays, omissions, redundancy, medication errors and unnecessary medical expenses


ID QR Code Crisis Card


What Consumers Want



“Empowerment at your Fingertips”




Vital Data Scanned from QR Code Reader in a Smart Phone



In the Hands of Citizens

“on the move…” How One Prepare for a Medical Emergency Go to m.mycrisisrecords.com on your smart phone Complete the brief registration process Log in and complete the personal health crisis record Print ID Crisis Card with embedded QR Code

Now You Are Empowered !First Responders and/or ER MD’s access your vital medical data anywhere anytime during a

personal medical emergency or disaster event by: Scan ID QR code Crisis Card with the smart phone QR code reader Read vital data on your smart phone First responder can transmit to the ER doctor and notify emergency contacts Call 24/7 On Demand Transmittal Service™ to request fax or verbal report First responder can access portal on URL to obtain vital data

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MCR™ = Value e- Solutions

On Demand Transmittal Service™ Anywhere, Anytime Private, encrypted, non-commercial, password protected server Online PHR registration and access for updates anytime QR Code embedded crisis card “On the Scene” vital data synchs to first responders Data transmittal PRIOR to ER arrival Text message or email notification to emergency contacts Supportive telehealth services to primary caregivers e-Care management services - AnaCare™ Custom designed digital device pre loaded with self-help content to

promote and sustain healthy lifestyle Continuity of Care Record for routine health care visits


Meaning Use EqualsEmpowerment with Engagement

Maintain and update PHR online

Become a central and meaningful member of the health care team

Together the provider and consumer determine unnecessary tests/procedures based on the PHR

Impact the medical emergency and avoid adverse events, enhance quality and reduce medical expenses

e-Education – promote and sustain positive lifestyle and well being

e-Care management - AnaCare™


KEY FEATURES

Life Saving Technology: Quick access to vital medical data can save lives.

Interoperable: For dedicated service with third party platforms, MCR™ can be connected via third party specific SDK’s. The “transmittal module” is independent of the platform.

Anywhere / Anytime: Supported via Web App (Mobile Application), citizen access to MCR™ website with live operator on call service. These three layers of support are independent of each other provides a unique “ e-safety net system” during an emergency.

Private / Secure IT support infrastructure: Via Secure Servers located within US. Data protection is guaranteed via HIPAA compliant industry standard encryption algorithms.

Affordable: Services are packaged as Basic, Premium and Wellness. Premium and Wellness packages serve distinct advantages – member may “Opt-In” for services not provided within their package. For example, the member can “Opt-In” for “On Demand Crisis Transmittal™” even if they have originally purchased the Wellness Package.

Wellness/Prevention Resources: Each digital device is preloaded with self help toolkits designed to promote healthy lifestyles. Self help materials, links and online assessments are also located in the Resource Center at: www.mycrisisrecords.com. plus, telehealth global referral services to certified wellness and health coaches.


My Crisis Records™

Gerald A. Theis, LCSWTheis and Associates, USA

CEO and Founder

Email: [email protected] Mobile: +1-414-418-1409

Web: http://m.mycrisisrecords.com

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Revolutionary m-Health Technology