DENTALFIX ICO: With Blockchain, you control your health information

Health and government organizations spend a significant amount of time and money setting up and managing traditional information systems and data exchanges; requiring resources to continuously troubleshoot issues, update field parameters, perform backup and recovery measures, and extract information for reporting purposes.

DENTALFIX — is a blockchain platform for Dental clinics and the supply chain. With already 300+ clients and $100,000 in revenue its moves from a local Windows app to a Blockchain solution.

BLOCKCHAIN EATING THE WORLD

Blockchain will play an increasingly significant role in healthcare IT and bring beneficial disruption and new efficiencies to every stakeholder in the ecosystem. It is vitally important that healthcare organizations understand the core of blockchain technology to ensure they are ready for the changes the technology entails. The result will be a new generation of powerful, blockchain-based applications that will shape the next era of business in healthcare. For blockchain to fulfill its potential in healthcare, it must be based on standards to assure the compatibility and interoperability within the health care system landscape.

With Blockchain solution, DENTALFIX plan to expand its business to Europe and then to South America. With estimated revenue of $30 million US dollars.

YOU CONTROL THE INFORMATION

Today humans manually attempt to reconcile medical data among clinics, hospitals, labs, pharmacies, and insurance companies. It does not work well because there is no single list of all the places data can be found on the order in which it was entered.

Traditionally, the interoperability of medical data among institutions has followed three models: push, pull, and view (discussed below), each of which has its strengths and weaknesses. Blockchain offers a fourth model, which has the potential to enable secure lifetime medical record sharing across providers.

Push is the idea that a payload of medical information is sent from one provider to another.

Pull is the idea that one provider can query information from another provider.

View is the idea that one provider can view the data inside another provider’s record.

All of these approaches work technologically, but the policies surrounding them are subject to institutional variation, local practice, state laws, and the rigor of national privacy policy enforcement.

The Blockchain is a different construct, providing a universal set of tools for cryptographic assurance of data integrity, standardized auditing, and formalized “contracts” for data access.

Now you control your health information!