SERVICE LETS PATIENTS "CLICK" WITH DOCTOR
Anyone who doesn't like calling the doctor because it means being placed on hold or navigating an endless maze of recordings to reach a live human will appreciate Mdhub.com, a free, online messaging network that lets patients use the Internet to send non-urgent messages to their doctors. If the doctor isn't net-savvy, the service will convey the message to the office fax machine. If the doctor has online access, he or she can receive and send messages electronically. For example, one doctor asks diabetic patients to let him know their fasting blood sugar each morning. Other features include a bulletin board where the doctor can post announcements, and an "about our practice" page, where patients can learn more about a doctor's practice. The site was launched in March by National Physicians DataSource. The direct link to this WebSite is:
MDhub.com