SureMedical is the first medical records solution to ever merge a document’s retrieval and management with secure dedicated sharing of those documents with others within a single tool. The question of who actually owns medical files has been debated for years by patients and healthcare providers. SureMedical presents an innovative approach to handling sensitive information in medical records. Guided by a business process, a patient can articulate which documents they want to access and from whom. Viewable snapshots of this data is then accessible to that patient in a controlled and monitored environment. This allows for the organizing, collating, and controlling of the parameters in which the records are accessed and shared in the same manner as if these records were in paper form. What is new about our “ontology” is that it trains human behavior in a structured series of progressions that ensure total security. Our technology is manifested as a tool and byproduct of the ontology. SureMedical strives to encourage users to be proactive about managing risk with the sensitivity of privacy information and to use diligence tools to not only verify the legitimate identity of those they want to share this information with but also assess the worthiness of trust for such a person to handle the knowledge regardless of the legitimacy of identity.
SureMedical’s ontology exists primary to prevent your information from either intentionally or accidentally falling into the wrong hands. Our concept is to prevent “peak over the shoulder syndrome” or “privilege creep” so that you have confidence that each and every person who has laid eyes on your medical records had both a need-to-know intention and can be trusted to handle the information with reasonable care after coming into knowledge of it. Your privacy is protected in four ways.
You access medical records directly from the originators of those records. SureMedical staff has no way of ever reading any of the records you download, prepare or share with recipients unless you authorize our staff to be a recipient.
Storage of copies exist on a virtual private network (VPN) so hackers that target servers and your device are wasting their time if they are trying to find your records there.
Background checks vet that who you are exchanging information with is who they say they are as well as possess the proper level of trustworthiness to handle that data separate from the legitimacy of their identity.
SureMedical uses continuous monitoring surveillance to provide alerts of when your records have changed, they have been accessed without your knowledge, and what action is needed by you, if any.