In 2005 Hurricane Katrina raised important questions about our health care system. For instance: How can we provide competent medical care to thousands of citizens in an emergency when a significant part of the medical infrastructure has been destroyed? Offices and hospitals on the Gulf Coast were flooded, and medical records, both paper and electronic, were wiped out. Some patients lost their entire medical history. Even today area doctors struggle to treat patients without access to their vital medical information.

How can we store medical data so that it is absolutely safe from natural disasters, theft and malicious use? Wallet medical records may be the answer.

Walletex, an Israeli company, produces a USB flash drive the size of a credit card. Any Windows computer with a USB port can support the Walletex drive. They're affordable at $59 per unit. Read More...

XLEMR has partnered with Walletex to produce our MI5 Card- a completely portable personal health record. With MI5 you carry a stand-alone version of your entire EHR in your pocket. Whatever happens, your data will be close at hand...and you can enjoy some peace of mind.