Replies to post #54345 on MMRGlobal, Inc. (fka MMRF)

[tiffer]

From time 8:20 on we see MMRF being used as a PHR on that site...very cool...Thanks T..Tiffer

[EZ2]

Then, four years ago, when I thought my CES days were over, I heard about healthcare emerging in CES. I went to check out the exhibits in the show referred to as Consumer Connected Health. In the last four years, that group of exhibitors has grown from a handful of booths to an entire pavilion of consumer health electronic products and companion services, with what appears to be hundreds of booths showing something to do with health and fitness.

And despite my flu, thinking only 110% of the public company shareholders of MMRF, I slogged the 2 miles (4 round trip) from the Las Vegas Hotel lobby through the Convention Center to walk the show with the other 150,000 attendees. For the second year in a row, MMRGlobal exhibited in the show as part of the Alcatel- Lucent and ngConnect Connected Health booth next to all the biggies, Verizon, Qualcomm and a ton of other huge players with booths the size of Lorschland.

MMR is on the verge of becoming part of healthcare and my CES history, launching a collection of Wellness & Health IT at work packages to improve the quality of lives. The Company was part of a complete, automated, connected health demonstration, featuring MMR’s Patented MyMedicalRecords.com Personal Health Record. The demonstration showed how MMR connects patients and their doctors in ways that would have been unimaginable only a few years ago.

It was all about Being In The Right Place At The Right Time. I had so much adrenaline pumping in my veins, my flu bug got squashed. I walked miles through the convention center and talked to all the companies relevant to MMR’s PHR products and services. I did demonstrations, I shared the news about the company’s patents and intellectual property, I attended meetings where we discussed how to integrate with everything, including the HAPIfork.

I shook hands (using my Purell Sanitizer of course) and met dozens of new health players, arranging follow-ups (at their request) to work together in 2013. I also continued my networking with the giants, including Verizon & Qualcomm, where we have been working on formalizing strategic relationships for years. Clearly, 2013 is not only the year of the Snake, it’s the year of eHealth and Health IT.