-The Medical e-Folder App for the iPhone and iPod Touch, provides a mobile platform for storing, tracking and sharing medical information for themselves and their loved ones. This app is great for anyone who is a caregiver for a parent or has a family. Users of the Medical e-Folder App can now have their medical history as well as that of their family’s in the palm of their hand. No need to search for doctor’s records when switching physicians or filling out a medical form.

-With the Medical e-Folder App users can store their loved one’s medical history, medical conditions, allergies, hospitalization dates, blood type, height, weight, prescriptions with dosage and frequency, pharmacy information, doctors’ names and notes.

-Medical e-Folder also allows you to share your stored data via text message or e-mail on e-mail and text message enabled devices, (please check with you carrier regarding text message rates).

-The average owner of a mobile device is at the age where they have a family of their own and want to care for their parents too. We want to allow our parents a sense of independence while staying engaged in their well-being. Sometimes, it can be challenging trying to recall or manage all of the detailed medical history and information of a spouse or child(ren). Medical e-Folder will help you sort all of the medical data into one place.

-When a patient is treated by several physicians, they often do not have complete information about the medicines prescribed or a patient's prior health history. Family members may forget or may not be aware of a vital piece of medical history during a loved one’s time of medical need. Entering current and vital medical information into Medical e-Folder will help prevent serious delays in treatment by saving crucial time during the “golden hour” of medical treatment.

-Medical e-Folder allows users the ability to conveniently share their stored medical history and the list of medications and medical history when visiting a new physician.

-Use Medical e-Folder when filling out forms at the doctor’s office.

-Organize lists of medications:

-Keep track of medical information for, yourself, spouse, children, parents, grandparents, neighbors and friends.