[rampage24life]

Totally agree with your first comment. We have talked to a lot of people ranging from young to old about this issue and we got a various amount of response from, "didn't know it was a problem" to "how safe can this be" to "why can't people build this awhile ago when I needed it."

Those major tech companies cannot solve this problem because they built their foundation completely wrong when tackling the electronic health record software. People like Jonathan Bush, CEO from athneaHealth, explained that the current health system needs to be wiped clean and to be start over. In some cases, big companies are trying to merge in order to solve this issue and to hope one company can rule them all. Having companies establishing channels and collaborations with hospitals is not something we fear about. What we fear most is the lack of options health record companies are not telling health care professionals about. There are better solutions out there to build a better health system. We have looked into a couple cloud based health record companies and we are hoping to work with them someday since we will feel they are on the right path on what we want to achieve as well. (patient Fusion is one of them)

That is why we want to build on this for the future. You are totally on the right track about everything you said in the last paragraph. Building this database will take time; therefore, we want to be there when the public is ready for it. This health database is just the tip of the iceberg. We already planned a path for it and how it can benefit the future as well as how it can change the way the health industry works.

Thank you for your comments and thoughts. If you have more questions or comments or anything, feel free to ask/comment. I would be happy to reply to your thoughts.