K-Care's Mission
True medical singularity that promotes health and healing through communication and instant information sharing in a secure platform.
Vision
K-Care will change our healthcare paradigm by shifting the focus to true patient-driven healthcare that will empower individuals to take control of their health and well-being. This cloud-based platform will provide comprehensive data, records, information and communication, in real time, that:
- Allows individuals to take control of their health and well-being by enabling full medical record collection to achieve true medical singularity, with all medical information stored in a single secure technology platform.
- Bridges the gap between medical information silos with the creation of a common platform for all health records from office visits, specialists, imaging, laboratory results, ER/urgent care records, pharmacies, therapists, alternative therapies, mental health specialists and fitness portals.
- Secures access to patient-authorized health records and imaging in real time.
- Creates analytics that span a lifetime for real healthcare singularity.
- Provides individuals with their complete medical information and confidence in its security.
- Allows patients to control who has access to their medical information at any time.
- Provides a secure, interactive, push-type communication system in real time between healthcare providers, regardless of their specialty, location and/or network affiliation.
- Removes the need for redundant testing, imaging and office visits by ensuring instant access to medical history for the individual’s authorized healthcare team.
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THE HEALTH CARE PARADIGM
At the age of 27, Kyle Hodge lost his battle with a rare sarcoma. After a four-year journey, Kyle’s family was all too familiar with the difficulties associated with the sharing of medical records and treatment plans with a vast medical team.
- Medical records were not easily shared by specialists within and across multiple healthcare networks.
- Imaging and tests were repeated due to delays or the inability to share records.
- Communication between medical practitioners was nonexistent and difficult.
- Precious time was lost. Kyle did not have time.
Giving people the ability to collect all their medical records and providing a communication platform will empower individuals today and throughout their lives with critical tools to share with their medical practitioners when communication and information is needed.
At the age of 27, Kyle Hodge lost his battle with a rare sarcoma. After a four-year journey, Kyle’s family was all too familiar with the difficulties associated with the sharing of medical records and treatment plans with a vast medical team.
- Medical records were not easily shared by specialists within and across multiple healthcare networks.
- Imaging and tests were repeated due to delays or the inability to share records.
- Communication between medical practitioners was nonexistent and difficult.
- Precious time was lost. Kyle did not have time.
Giving people the ability to collect all their medical records and providing a communication platform will empower individuals today and throughout their lives with critical tools to share with their medical practitioners when communication and information is needed.
What We Do
Meaningful Work. Unforgettable Experiences.
Individual Patients One Step at a Time
Empower patients to take control of their health and well-being by enabling full medical record collection by the patient and the ability to share these records in a timely manner with designated health care providers.
Medical and Health Practitioners Reinforcing our Commitment
With a common platform for all medical records, Medical Groups will have instant access to needed medical records at the time they are needed. The patient will be in an empowered position to share needed records instantly.
Insurance Providers Helping The Community
Redundant office visits, prescriptions and unnecessary tests due to record transfer protocols result in costs that insurance companies will be able to reduce and eliminate by record sharing across all of a patients’ medical team.